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If your Gewiss Accessories charging station displays 'Station OFF', verify the power supply leading to the station. Also, check that the circuit breaker protection on the electronic board protection panel is functioning correctly and ensure the 12V power supply to the electronic board is working.
How to fix Gewiss Accessories Error 4?
If your Gewiss Accessories displays Error 4, check the signal from the electronic board to the contactor to ensure the board is controlling the contactor. If the board isn't controlling it, verify the contactor contacts aren't jammed. If necessary, replace the device.
What to do if Gewiss Accessories shows Error 15?
If a vehicle has been connected and your Gewiss Accessories shows Error 15, contact the vehicle's manufacturer for assistance.
How to troubleshoot Gewiss Accessories Error 8?
If your Gewiss Accessories displays Error 8, check the Modbus line connection, the power supply to the energy meters. Ensure the energy meters are working properly and that the component on the Modbus line is numbered correctly.
What does Error 14 mean on Gewiss Accessories?
If your Gewiss Accessories displays Error 14, remove the cable and try again. If the error persists, replace the cable.
What to do for Gewiss Accessories Error 13?
If your Gewiss Accessories displays Error 13, remove the recharging cable from the vehicle and wait to begin a new session. If the problem continues, contact the vehicle manufacturer.
How to resolve Gewiss Accessories Error 10?
If your Gewiss Accessories displays Error 10, disconnect the power supply to the charging station and leave it switched off for at least 2 minutes. Then, reconnect the power supply and wait for the station to reconnect to the platform.
How to fix Gewiss Accessories Error 6?
To resolve Error 6 on your Gewiss Accessories, manually check the mobility of the pin by moving the red lever on the back of the type 2 socket-outlet locking motor.
General| Brand | Gewiss |
|---|---|
| Model | JOINON I-CON BASIC |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Lists specific charging station models covered by this manual.
Defines qualified personnel and recommends professional installation for safety.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used throughout the manual for clarity.
Details compliance with Low Voltage, EMC, and RED directives for market access.
States the IP55 rating, indicating protection against dust and water.
Specifies the pollution degree (Level 3) as per IEC 60664-1 standard.
Lists available connector configurations, such as IEC 62196-2 Type 2.
Outlines general safety rules, electrical shock risks, and mandatory manual review.
Warns about potential crushing and limb injuries from improper handling or positioning.
Advises against touching sensitive electronic components and disconnecting live terminals.
Lists essential PPE like safety footwear, helmet, and dielectric gloves for safe operation.
Recommends keeping the device packaged until the moment of installation.
Explains how the serial number serves as the unique identifier for the device.
Procedure for reporting damage incurred during transport within 5 days.
Provides guidelines for proper storage to prevent deterioration and lists ambient conditions.
Fundamental ergonomic advice for safe lifting and moving of the device.
Emphasizes careful packaging handling and outlines disposal methods for materials.
Guidance on choosing an accessible location, avoiding corrosive environments.
Details required ambient conditions like temperature and relative humidity for operation.
Specifies the need for a solid, vertical wall and suitable fastening hardware.
Step-by-step visual instructions on how to safely open the device casing.
Step-by-step visual instructions on how to securely close the device casing.
Covers essential requirements for installation environment, workspace, and cabling.
Specific instructions tailored for the basic JOINON WALLBOX I-CON model.
Details methods for fixing the device to a wall or a pole using brackets.
Outlines required protection devices and wiring specifications for power connection.
Explains the AUTOSTART mode and power selection using a dedicated selector.
Describes RFID mode for session activation and termination using RFID cards.
Details CLOUD mode, connecting to platforms via OCPP for remote control.
Explains the meaning of various RGB LED colors and patterns for status indication.
Details the sequence of actions and LED statuses for initiating an AUTOSTART charge.
Explains how charging sessions are activated and managed using RFID cards in Parking mode.
Describes methods for adding new RFID cards and deleting existing ones from the local list.
Details the steps and LED feedback for starting a recharging session with an RFID card.
Explains CLOUD mode connection via OCPP and its benefits for users and owners.
Recommends periodic checks (every 6 months) of residual current circuit breakers for proper function.
