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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
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Maintenance and cleaning
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Table 14: Maintenance schedule
Task
Clean the cabinet cover and the enclosure of the EVSE
Do a visual check for damage on the cabinet
Do a visual check for damage on the EV charge cables or outlet
and the connectors
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Table 15: Cleaning specifications
Parameter
Cleaning agent
Non-abrasive tool
Clean the cabinet
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Table 16: Preliminary requirements
Cleaning agent. Refer to table above
Non-abrasive tool. Refer to table above
Danger: Hazardous voltage
Do not apply high-pressure water jets. Water can
leak into the cabinet.
Note: When the EVSE is put in a corrosion
sensitive environment, superficial rust is possible
on welding points. This rust is only visual. There is
no risk for the integrity of the cabinet. The
procedure below removes the rust.
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P R E V I O U S C H A P T E R
Frequency
4 months
Before each use
Before each use
Specification
pH value between 6 and 8
Non-woven nylon hand pad
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N E X T C H A P T E R
Procedure
Refer to
Table 15: Cleaning specifications on this page
Refer to section
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Procedure
1. Rinse with low-pressure tap water to remove rough dirt.
2. Apply a a solution of cleaning agent to the cabinet
and let it soak.
3. Manually remove dirt. Use the non-abrasive tool.
Caution: Do not use abrasive tools.
4. Rinse with low-pressure tap water.
5. If necessary, apply wax on the front for extra protection
and gloss.
6. If there was rust and you want it not to appear again,
apply a rust-preventive primer. Ask the manufacturer for
specifications and instructions.
Do a check on the cabinet
1. Do a check for damage on these parts:
Part
Charge cables, outlets
and connectors
Display
Coating of the cabinet
2. If you see damage, contact the manufacturer.
of this document.
Do a check on the cabinet on this page
Do a check on the cabinet on this page
Damage
Cracks or ruptures
Internal wires of the cable are visible
Cracks
Cracks or ruptures
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