What to do if Paccar PACCHARGE AC20 shows 'waiting for EV'?
If your Paccar Automobile Battery Charger displays 'waiting for EV' or indicates the EV isn't ready, the EV may be unavailable. To resolve this, wake up the EV, referring to its user manual for instructions.
Why is my Paccar Automobile Battery Charger not charging my EV?
If your Paccar Automobile Battery Charger isn't charging your EV, there could be an issue with the EVSE or the EV charge cable. First, ensure the EVSE is powered on and functioning correctly. Check the ChargerSync app and the charge LED to confirm the charging session is authorized, then start the charging session. Also, examine the EV charge cable; if it's defective, it should be replaced.
What causes over temperature in Paccar PACCHARGE AC20?
If the Paccar Automobile Battery Charger experiences an over temperature issue, it means the internal temperature is too high. Check the operation temperature on the product label. If the ambient temperature is too high, the EVSE will automatically decrease the output current. If necessary, install the EVSE in an environment with a lower ambient temperature. Also, ensure the grid voltage is within specified limits. If the problem persists, discontinue using the EVSE.
Why does Paccar PACCHARGE AC20 EV connection fail?
If your Paccar Automobile Battery Charger's EV connection or authorization fails, the EV charge cable may be defective or not correctly connected. Inspect the EV charge cable and ensure it's properly connected. Also, the issue might stem from the ChargerSync app or the RFID card. Verify the user is registered in the app, you're using the manufacturer-provided RFID card, and the card is added in the ChargerSync app. Then, start the ChargerSync app and begin the authorization process.
What to do if Paccar Automobile Battery Charger shows over current?
If your Paccar Automobile Battery Charger indicates an over current issue, it means there's an overload on the EV side. Check the EV charge cable connection and ensure it's correctly connected.
What to do if Paccar PACCHARGE AC20 shows severe over current?
If your Paccar Automobile Battery Charger indicates a severe over current issue, it means there's an overload on the EV side. Check the EV charge cable connection and ensure it's correctly connected.
What causes residual current detected in Paccar PACCHARGE AC20?
If your Paccar Automobile Battery Charger detects residual current, it indicates current is leaking into the ground (30mA AC or 6mA DC) in the charge circuit. First, de-energize the EVSE. Then, contact a qualified electrical contractor.
What causes over voltage on Paccar Automobile Battery Charger?
If your Paccar Automobile Battery Charger reports an over voltage, it means the power input voltage is too high. Ensure the grid voltage does not exceed the specified limit.
What causes under voltage on Paccar PACCHARGE AC20?
If your Paccar Automobile Battery Charger reports an under voltage, it means the power input voltage is insufficient. Ensure the grid voltage meets the specified minimum.
What does missing phase mean on Paccar Automobile Battery Charger?
If your Paccar Automobile Battery Charger indicates a missing phase, phases B and C, or one of them, are absent. Examine the electrical connections, ensuring the phase, line, and neutral wires are correctly connected. Adjust the electrical connections if necessary.
General| Brand | Paccar |
|---|---|
| Model | PACCHARGE AC20 |
| Category | Automobile Battery Charger |
| Language | English |
Explains signal words (Danger, Warning, Caution) and common symbols used in the manual.
Details specific symbols for general risk, hazardous voltage, pinching, and rotating parts.
Specifies the EVSE is for AC charging of EVs, indoor/outdoor use, and requires compliance with grid/ambient conditions.
Illustrates the EVSE's internal components and their interaction during a charging session.
Details the external parts of the EVSE, such as connections, openings, and indicators.
Details the function of various LEDs on the EVSE, including error, charging, and connection status.
Explains the use of the TerraConfig app for commissioning, available on app stores.
Shows fault messages and error codes that may appear on the EVSE display.
Outlines the necessary qualifications and knowledge for installation engineers.
Offers general safety advice, emphasizing common sense, following procedures, and obeying local rules.
Details critical safety requirements and procedures for properly earthing the EVSE.
Provides special safety instructions specific to the IEC portfolio.
Provides specific safety guidelines to follow during the installation process of the EVSE.
Outlines the overall steps and preliminary requirements for installing the EVSE.
Describes the general procedure for physically mounting the EVSE, including wall considerations.
Explains how to prepare wall mounting holes using a template and drill.
Guides the final step of mounting the EVSE onto the wall using the prepared screws.
Outlines the overall electrical installation steps, including cover removal and cable connections.
Explains how to properly insert the AC input cable into the EVSE through a grommet.
Provides instructions for connecting the AC input cable to the EVSE's terminal block.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting a 1-phase AC input cable to the terminal block.
Details the process of connecting a 3-phase AC input cable to the EVSE's terminal block.
Provides instructions for connecting smart meter wires (ModBus RTU) to the EVSE terminal block.
Details the procedure for replacing the EV charge cable.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing a defective 1-phase EV charge cable.
Explains the process for replacing a defective 3-phase EV charge cable, covering disconnection and reconnection.
Outlines the general steps for commissioning the EVSE using a mobile device and the TerraConfig app.
Provides instructions on how to safely energize the EVSE by closing the circuit breaker.
Details the setup process via the TerraConfig app, including PIN entry and parameter adjustment.
Provides a general procedure for troubleshooting issues by consulting the manual or contacting support.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and solutions for the IEC portfolio EVSE.
Provides instructions on how to safely de-energize the EVSE by opening the breaker.
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