Understanding Red Flashes on Your Grizzl-E Charger
If your Grizzl-E Charger displays red flashing lights, the number of flashes will help identify the issue:
LED Indicator Red Flashing
| # of Flashes | Error Description |
|
1 |
Lost ground - AC Line1 |
| 2 | GFCI High Leakage |
| 3 | Relay is stuck |
| 4 | GFCI Low Leakage |
| 5 | High temperature of the module |
| 6 | High temperature of the relay |
| 7 | Pilot state is Status E |
| 8 | Pilot state is Status F |
| 9 | Diode error |
| 10 | Over Current |
| 12 | Application Error |
How to Reset Your Charger
If you notice a fault, here’s how you can reset the charger:
- Count the number of red flashes to identify the error.
- Unplug the charging connector from your vehicle.
- Turn off the power to the charging station by switching the circuit breaker to the “OFF” position or unplugging the charger.
- Wait 1-2 minutes, then switch the circuit breaker back to “ON” or plug the charger back in.
- Check if the fault light is still on.
If the fault light remains, please contact United Chargers for further assistance. Fill out the Technical Support Form and send an email to techsupport@unitedchargers.com with the number of red flashes you've observed.