
EV charger repair finds and fixes faults when your charger won't start, shows an error or keeps tripping. We repair home and workplace chargers across Manchester, with no call-out charge.

Typical problems include a charger that won't start a session, error lights or codes, a cable that stays locked to the car, lost Wi-Fi or app connection, and a charger that trips the power. Some faults are in the unit, others in the supply feeding it.
Before blaming the charger, we test the circuit, protective devices and earthing that feed it. A tripping RCD, a loose connection or a damaged cable can all stop a charger working. Fixing the supply often gets the charger running again without replacing it.
Many problems are solved with a reset, a firmware update or new settings. Where a part has failed, we can often contact the maker under warranty. If the charger is old or beyond repair, we'll explain the replacement options and give you a quote.
When you call, tell us the charger make and model, any error lights or codes, and what happens when you try to charge. That way we arrive with the right diagnostic kit. There's no call-out charge, so you only pay for the work you agree to.
On site, we check the charger, its app connection, the cable and the supply circuit. Once we've found the cause, we explain the fix and agree the price before going ahead. After the repair, we test the charger with your car where possible to confirm it's working.
Call or send us a message about the job. We'll get back to you the same day to arrange a visit.
An electrician looks at the work and gives you a free, no-obligation quote before anything starts.
We complete the job, test everything we've worked on and give you the certificate for your records.
It could be the charger, the supply or the car. Common causes include a tripped RCD, a lost internet connection affecting the app, a scheduled charging setting or a fault in the cable. Check the breaker and app first. If it still won't charge, we can test the system.
Yes. We repair chargers from other installers, as long as the model is one that can be serviced. We test the supply and the unit, then explain whether the problem is in the charger, the installation or something else, such as the car's settings.
Many chargers come with a warranty of around three years, but terms vary by maker. Check your paperwork or the app. If the charger is under warranty, we can diagnose the fault and help you deal with the manufacturer for a replacement part or unit.
No. Repeated tripping means the charger or its circuit has detected a problem, such as a fault to earth or water getting in. Stop using it and leave the circuit off until an electrician has tested it. We'll find the cause before you charge again.
We repair EV chargers in Manchester and the surrounding towns. Choose your area below.
Tell us the charger make and any error codes, and we'll come out with no call-out charge.