Why can't the electric vehicle charger charge after being exposed to rain?

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There are many reasons why an electric vehicle cannot charge after being exposed to rain. First, it's necessary to analyze the cause, which could be an issue with the charger, the battery, the wiring, or the controller. For example, the battery might be charging, but if the controller is damaged, the vehicle won't start. The reasons are as follows: 1. The electric vehicle battery has reached the end of its lifespan: Most electric vehicles use lead-acid batteries as their power source, and the typical lifespan of a lead-acid battery is around 3 years. When the battery's lifespan expires, it may fail to charge. 2. Poor contact: The most common issue is poor contact between the fuse tube and the fuse holder, which can result in the battery not charging or not charging fully. 3. Blown fuse or open circuit: In an electric vehicle battery, the circuit breaker plays a crucial role, and the fuse, as an important component of the circuit breaker, is equally vital. If the fuse inside the battery blows, the battery will not receive power.