Schneider Electric Pro DC60

Hearing unusual noises, such as buzzing, grinding, or clicking, coming from the charging station may indicate an internal mechanical or electrical problem that requires attention.

If the charging station's Human-Machine Interface (HMI) screen displays an error message, it provides specific details about the problem detected. Refer to this message for targeted troubleshooting.

The blue LED indicates the charging station is in standby mode and requires authentication before a charging session can begin. This is common in public or shared charging setups.

A solid green LED light signifies that the charging station is powered on, operational, and ready to begin charging a vehicle. No action is usually required by the user.

A flashing red LED light on the charging station indicates that a fault or error has occurred. The specific issue may be displayed on the screen or available through the connected app.

A flashing white LED typically means the charging station is starting up, performing a self-test, or undergoing a software update. This is a temporary state.

The yellow LED light indicates that the charging station is currently in the process of charging an electric vehicle. This is a normal operational status.

Any unusual smell, particularly burning or rodent-like odors, emanating from the charging station is a serious indicator of potential overheating or internal damage that needs immediate investigation.