
EV charger repair in Woking for chargers that won't start, keep tripping, show error codes or have dropped off the app. We test the supply, circuit and charger to find the fault, with no call-out charge.

Chargers that won't start a session, RCD or breaker trips part way through charging, flashing error lights, a damaged cable or connector, and chargers that have lost their Wi-Fi or app connection are among the most common faults. Each one needs a different fix.
Check the breaker for the charger on your fuse board, try another charging session after a full restart, look at the app for an error message and make sure the car isn't set to a scheduled charge. If none of that helps, it's time for testing.
Many chargers come with a manufacturer warranty, and some faults need parts or a replacement unit from them. We test the installation to show whether the fault is in the wiring or the charger itself, which is the evidence most manufacturers ask for.
When you call, we ask for the charger make and model, any error code and what happens when you try to charge. We also ask who installed it, so we can check for any warranty that might cover the repair.
On site, we test the circuit, the protection and the charger, and check its connection to the app. Wiring faults and many settings problems are fixed on the same visit. If the charger itself has failed, we help with the warranty claim or quote for a replacement.
Call or send us a message with what's wrong or what you'd like done. We aim to respond the same day.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job, explain what's needed and give you a free, no-obligation quote.
We carry out the work, test it and hand you the right certificate, leaving everything safe and tidy.
Yes. We look at chargers around Woking whoever fitted them. We test the installation and the charger to find the cause, and if the fault is covered by a manufacturer warranty, we give you the test results to support your claim.
It can be a fault in the charger, damage to the cable or connector, moisture getting in, or an issue in the car's charging system. Sometimes it's the RCD itself. Testing with the car disconnected and connected narrows down which part is causing it.
Usually, yes. Offline chargers are often caused by a changed Wi-Fi password, a new router or a weak signal at the charger. We reconnect it to your network, check the signal strength and suggest a fix, such as a cabled connection, if it keeps dropping.
Often it is, especially if the fault is in the wiring or a replaceable part. If the charger is out of warranty and the main unit has failed, replacing it with a newer smart model can make more sense. We'll explain both options so you can decide.
We repair EV chargers in every area on this list. Pick yours.
Send us the charger make, any error code and what happens when you plug in, and we'll arrange a visit.