What Causes Electric Vehicle Charging to Trip?
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Power shortage precursors, such as overload, leakage, aging or faulty circuit breakers with leakage protection, can cause tripping. Touch the plastic casing of the circuit breaker to check its temperature—if it feels hot, it indicates an overload or aging circuit breaker issue (only the circuit breaker trips, and the leakage protection reset button does not pop out). If it doesn't feel hot, it suggests a leakage or aging leakage protection issue (the reset button pops out). If unsure, it's recommended to visit a 4S shop for inspection. Below are some precautions for electric vehicle charging: 1. Charge daily: Even if the daily driving distance is short, it's advisable to charge the battery daily to keep it in a shallow cycle, which helps extend battery life. Pay attention to these small details during charging; otherwise, not only the battery but also the charging station and your vehicle may suffer damage. 2. Do not unplug the charging gun while charging: Due to the limited number of EV charging stations, queuing is common. Some owners, in a hurry, unplug the charging gun before power is cut off. This not only damages the car battery but also the charging station. Therefore, even if you're in a hurry, wait until the charging gun stops working before unplugging it.
