What is the reason for the continuous flashing of the BYD charging pile fault light?

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VonRosalie
07/30/25 4:12am
The alternating flashing of the BYD charging pile fault light is caused by poor contact between the charging pile and the charging cable. The specific reasons are as follows: External reasons: The main external components of the charging pile include the card swiping area, display screen, charging gun, emergency stop button, indicator lights, etc. These components are prone to direct damage due to accidents or natural disasters. This type of loss can be compensated through property insurance claims. Internal reasons: The charging pile is a machine used to charge electric vehicles, and the machine itself may have inherent or potential defects. Various quality issues may arise during subsequent operations, leading to equipment failure. If such internal faults occur, please contact the charging pile's equipment supplier for repair and inspection, and address the fault hazard to avoid similar failures. The fault site of the electric vehicle charging pile may expose dangerous parts such as circuits, so it is necessary to contact professional electric vehicle charging pile maintenance personnel to clean up the site to avoid leaving other safety hazards.
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