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EV Charger Installation & Repair

Install and service Level 2 EV chargers (40–80A). Cover NEC 625 compliance, load management, and integration with home electrical panels.

Learning objectives

  • Identify the most common failure modes seen on this system in the field.
  • Diagnose root cause using a structured 5-step inspection workflow.
  • Perform the repair safely with correct PPE and zero-voltage verification.
  • Validate the repair with a documented post-service functional test.

Lessons in this module

  1. EV Charger Installation & Repair — Future-Tech Overview 9:30
  2. EV Charger Installation & Repair — Safety Protocols & Required Tools 10:15
  3. EV Charger Installation & Repair — Step-by-Step Repair Guide 18:40
  4. EV Charger Installation & Repair — Real-World Case Study 11:55

Key terminology

Zero-voltage verify
Confirm meter reads <1V across L1/L2 and L1/N before contacting any conductor.
Service mode
Diagnostic state that surfaces error history and exercises actuators.
Root cause
The single failure that explains every observed symptom — not a symptom itself.
Functional test
Documented end-to-end cycle proving the repair restored normal operation.

Field checklist

  • ☐ Customer interview captured (symptom, frequency, recent changes).
  • ☐ Power isolated and zero-voltage verified.
  • ☐ Visual inspection: water, scorching, loose terminals, damaged harness.
  • ☐ Live measurements recorded (resistance, continuity, supply voltage).
  • ☐ Component replaced with OEM-equivalent part.
  • ☐ Reassembled to factory torque/clearance spec.
  • ☐ Functional test cycle completed and documented.
  • ☐ Customer walkthrough and warranty paperwork delivered.

Maya AI prompt

"I'm working on a ev charger installation & repair call, the symptom is __________ and the meter reads __________. What's the most likely root cause and what should I check next?"

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