When your home electric vehicle (EV) charger stops working or refuses to deliver power to your car, you should follow a systematic troubleshooting process to identify the fault. First, check the LED status indicator lights on the charger housing to see if it is displaying an error code or fault blink pattern. Second, inspect the charging cable, connector plug, and vehicle inlet pins for dirt, moisture, or physical damage. Third, check your home's main electrical service panel to ensure the dedicated double-pole circuit breaker has not tripped. You can troubleshoot EV charging safety safely by shutting off power before inspecting plugs. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when resetting a tripped breaker, cleaning connector pins, or power-cycling the charger allows your electric vehicle to establish a stable connection and resume normal charging.
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