
EV charger repair & servicing in Lees for home and workplace chargers, including ones we didn't fit. We find out why it isn't charging, check the circuit and protection, and get it working safely.

The usual problems are a charger that won't start a session, one that stops part way through, an RCD that trips, or an error light that won't clear. Sometimes the cause is the charger. Sometimes it's the circuit, the earthing or a loose connection, so it needs testing properly.
Check the charger's app for an error code, make sure the cable is fully plugged in at both ends and look at the consumer unit for a tripped switch. Restarting the charger from the app sometimes clears a fault. If it trips again or the error returns, it needs an electrician.
A service checks the charger casing and seals for damage or water, the cable and connector for wear, and the tightness of the connections inside. We also test the circuit and the protection devices, so you know the whole installation is still safe.
When you contact us, we ask for the make of charger, any error codes and what happens when you try to charge. That helps us bring the right test equipment. There's no call-out charge for coming out to look at the charger.
On site, we isolate the charger and test the circuit, earthing and protection before looking at the unit itself. We explain what we find and the options for repair. Once fixed, we retest everything, try a charge with your car if it's there and give you a record of the work.
Tell us what's wrong or what you need doing. For urgent faults we offer a same day response.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job and give you a free quote before any work begins.
We finish the work, test it and leave you with the right certificate for the job.
Common causes include a tripped RCD or breaker, a lost Wi-Fi connection, a software fault, water getting into the unit or a damaged cable. Check the consumer unit and the charger's app first. If that doesn't fix it, we can test the charger and its circuit.
Yes. We repair and service chargers fitted by other installers as well as our own. We test the circuit and protection first, because faults are often in the installation rather than the charger. If the unit itself has failed, we explain the warranty and repair options.
Manufacturers' guidance varies, but a yearly check is sensible for chargers that get daily use, especially commercial ones. Home chargers that are used less may need checking less often. Have it looked at sooner if it trips, shows errors or the cable is damaged.
No. A charger that keeps tripping is telling you there's a fault, such as moisture getting in, a damaged cable or a problem with the circuit. Stop using it and switch it off at the consumer unit until it's been tested, then we can find the cause and fix it.
We repair and service EV chargers in Lees and the surrounding area. Select your town or village.
Tell us the make of your charger and the error it's showing, and we'll arrange a visit to put it right.