FAQ
LS4 basic
When the RFID tag is swiped
Cause of error
RFID reader cannot read the RFID card
Action 1
Make sure the RFID card is of the correct type (Mifare Classic)
Action 2
Make sure that the charging station is not in the open position by connecting the car. If charging starts directly when the car is connected, the RFID reader is not active.
Action 3
Check the cabling from the RIFD reader to the CCU.
Action 4
Replace the RFID reader.
Have you tried everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (Do not forget the M number)
When car is connected
Cause of error
Charging plug does not bottom in the socket. Charger and car do not detect each other. No reaction at all from the charger.
Action
Open the socket cover and check that nothing is blocking, such as the black rubber seal. If this is the case, dismantle the seal and discard (do not attempt to refit the seal).
Have you tried everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (Do not forget the M number)
Anytime in operation
- Cause
The charging station is available and ready for charging.
Car not connected
Cause of error
The charger has received a remote start command from the backend.
Action
Connect the car to the socket.
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Connected car
Cause of error
The charger is waiting for start from the backend or via RFID.
Action
Swipe a valid RFID tag or start charging from the backend (app, SMS, etc.).
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Connected car
Alt 1: Charging in progress (State C)
Alt 2: Charging paused (state B)
Action
No fault.
Connected car
Charging starts (charging station goes from state B to state C)
Anytime in operation
Cause of error 1
Tripped circuit breaker (RCD or MCB).
Action
Reset RCD.
Cause of error 2
AC ports for switch monitoring on the CCU (second quick connection from the left on the underside of the CCU) do not have 230V voltage to zero (third quick connection from the left).
Action
Check that the quick connectors are securely and correctly connected in the CCU. If connected and voltage is present, replace CCU.
Have you tested everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (have the M number ready)
When the RFID tag is swiped
Cause of error
RFID card not valid.
Action 1
Check that the RFID card is approved by the operator (Contact the backend operator).
Action 2
Check that the RFID card is inserted into the charger’s internal memory (Requires a technician).
Have you tried everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (Do not forget the M number)
Charging station tries to connect to backend but does not succeed.
Cause of error
Nothing abnormal with red flashing light just after start-up. This is normally followed by connection to the backend (flashing blue light) within a couple of minutes.
Action
If the red flash light returns, the charger cannot connect. Many reasons for this, from misconfiguration to connection problems. Contact a certified technician.
Have you tried everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (Do not forget the M number)
When connecting a car
Cause of error
The charger does not detect the PP signal from the charging cable.
Action 1
Check that the PP signal cables from TYPE2 socket (red cable) in the charging station are correctly connected in the CCU:
- The PP cable from socket 1 must be connected to the left port, third quick-connector from the right on the top of the CCU
- The PP cable from socket 2 must be connected to the left port, second quick-connector from the right on the top of the CCU
Action 2
Check the charging cable.
Action 3
Make sure the protective earth is connected to the CCU.
Have you tried everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (Do not forget the M number)
When the car is plugged into the opposite socket
Cause of error
The socket is set as invalid when charging has not started before a new car has been connected to the charging station on the opposite outlet.
Action
Reconnect the charging cable to the charger after the opposite socket starts charging.
Have you tried everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (Do not forget the M number)
30 seconds after connecting a car
Cause of error
Socket is set as invalid because an RFID tag was not swiped within 30 seconds of connecting the car to the socket.
Action
Reconnect the charging cable and swipe the valid RFID tag or start from the backend.
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When the RFID tag is swiped
Cause of error
The charging station checks the RFID tag with the backend operator.
Action
No fault.
During operation
Cause of error
Charging outlet disabled “Unavailable”.
Action
Contact your operator.
The entire charging station including meters is black
Cause of error 1
Tripped fuse in the power supply.
Action
Reset the fuse in the supply’s distribution box.
Cause of error 2
4-way main switch in the bottom of the charging station switched off.
Action
Check and reset the 4-way main switch in the charging station is switched on.
Have you tried everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (Do not forget the M number)
Only inclined incident light in the front and by the socket on the charging station (not indication green/red/blue)
Cause of error
CCU does not deliver 12 V to the indicator LED at the top of the charging station.
Action 1
Check that the CCU has voltage (24 V). Indicated by flashing diodes (green/yellow/red) in the upper left corner of the CCU (next to the quick connector for the supply):
- If LEDs do not flash, check that the power supply delivers 24 V. If it has voltage but does not light, replace the CCU.
- If all LEDs are solid, the CCU must be replaced with a new one.
Action 2
Check that the 4-way quick connector from the CCU to the top card is correctly connected at the bottom right of the CCU.
Have you tried everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (Do not forget the M number)
Charging station black but meter is running
Cause of error
Alt. 1: Control fuse switched off at bottom of charging station
Alt. 2: 24V power supply switched off (Green LED [DC OK] on power supply off).
Action 1
Make sure the control fuse (1-pin 10A) is switched on.
Action 2
Make sure the power supply receives 220V AC at the L & N ports.
Action 3
Disconnect the red/black cabling from "+/-" ports on the power supply.
Action 4
If the power supply jump starts, it has detected an earth fault from the DC-powered component (controllers, top card, router/switch, etc.) in the charging station.
If [DC OK] remains off, replace the power supply.
Have you tried everything and nothing works? Contact GARO support (Do not forget the M number)