How to fix abnormal cable connection on ZUCCHETTI Battery Charger?
If the ZUCCHETTI Battery Charger displays 'Abnormal cable connection', check whether the connection with the charging cable is correct and stable. The charging cable connection between the electric vehicle and the charger may be weak.
General| Model | AZZURRO ZCS |
|---|---|
| Category | Battery Charger |
| Output Voltage | 12V DC |
| Battery Type | Gel, AGM |
| Protection Features | Reverse polarity, short circuit |
| Input Voltage | 220-240V AC |
Covers important safety instructions, manual scope, and intended users.
Explains safety symbols for safe operation and hazard identification.
Highlights safety instructions for installation and use of the equipment.
Ensures operator and personnel have necessary skills for safe operation and maintenance.
Details requirements for choosing installation location, stability, and ventilation.
Guidelines for handling and transporting the charging station to prevent damage.
Describes the EV CHARGER 3PH 22kW, its communication with BMS, and energy source.
Illustrates the functional blocks and signal flow within the charging station.
Guides on checking outer packaging for damage before installation.
Lists the required tools for installing the charging station and electrical connections.
Details the steps for installing the charging station, including position and movement.
Details requirements for choosing the installation location, stability, and ventilation.
Provides instructions on how to safely lift and move the charging station.
Specifies the required materials and cables for electrical connections.
Details the procedure for connecting the ground protection cables (PGND).
Explains how to connect the station to the AC power supply network using AC power cables.
Discusses the RCD and magnetothermal device for fault detection and protection.
Covers CAN bus communication and connecting to external communication gates.
Details the steps for mounting the charging station on a wall.
Provides instructions for installing the charger on a support post.
Explains how to lock the charger housing using the supplied wrench.
Checks to perform before starting up the charging station for safety.
Describes the procedure to power on and start the charging station.
Outlines the steps for initial configuration, including keypad usage and password entry.
Covers changing passwords, setting operational modes, and limiting charging power.
Details options for restarting, clearing logs, and checking firmware.
Explains how to add or remove RFID cards for charging authorization.
Describes the online mode for large users managing charging, bookings, and billing.
Details offline operation authorized by RFID cards, without billing.
Explains Plug & Play mode for simple, automatic charging upon connection.
Introduces the EN-GATE control module for wallbox management.
Details the ZVM-GATEWAY's function as an energy gateway for multiple chargers.
Covers OCCP 1.6 protocol and management of multiple charger units via the gateway.
Describes the meaning of the status LEDs on the ZVM-GATEWAY device.
Covers installation tips, required materials, and positioning of the ZVM-GATEWAY.
Explains how to connect the system to the internet via Ethernet and CAN ports.
Details checks for proper cable connection and device startup.
Guides on connecting the ZVM-GATEWAY to a local Wi-Fi network.
Explains how to configure communication with different back-end systems.
Details the procedure for updating the ZVM-GATEWAY firmware via USB.
Guides on physically connecting the charger cable to the electric vehicle.
Explains how to initiate the charging process, typically using an RFID card.
Describes how to stop the charging process and disconnect the vehicle.
Lists common problems, their causes, and solutions for the charging station.
Covers general maintenance and specific instructions for cleaning the charging station.
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