Introduction
This section provides important information to review before servicing the Power Block.
Before You Begin
- Before any procedure, disconnect the power.
- Follow local code and site lockout/tagout procedure to de-energize the station.
- Wait for energy to dissipate (approximately five minutes).
- Keep power off until all covers and panels are reinstalled and the work is complete.
- Use tools suitable to torque metric fasteners. All fasteners used are in metric sizes.
- Use the given torque values to tighten the fasteners.
- Ensure that the tools such as torque tool, multimeter, and Ethernet tester are calibrated.
- If the charging station is not installed, commissioned, or serviced by a ChargePoint Certified Technician using a ChargePoint-approved method, it is excluded from all ChargePoint and other warranties and ChargePoint is not responsible.
- You must be a licensed electrician and complete the training at https://www.chargepoint.com/partners/training-certification to become ChargePoint certified and to access the ChargePoint web or app-based installer tools.
Additional Documentation
To ensure safety for you and others, do this before you begin:
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Familiarize yourself with the instructions in this Installation Guide for Standalone and Paired Stations.
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If you have not installed or serviced the Power Block recently, orient yourself to the Power Block by reviewing the Site Design Guide, Installation Guide, and Datasheet, as well as any other materials you find helpful.
Access ChargePoint documents at ChargePoint Product Reference Documentation.
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Document |
Content |
Primary Audiences |
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Datasheet |
Full station specifications |
Site designer, installer, and station owner |
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Site Design Guide |
Civil, mechanical, and electrical guidelines to scope and construct the site |
Site designer or engineer of record |
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Concrete Mounting Template Guide |
Instructions to embed the charging station template in a concrete pad with anchor bolts and conduit placement (these may also be included in the Site Design Guide) |
Site construction contractor |
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Surface Conduit Entry Kit Guide |
Instructions for sites where conduit cannot be run underground |
Installer |
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Construction Signoff Form |
Checklists used by contractors to ensure the site is correctly completed and ready for product installation |
Site construction contractor |
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Installation Guide |
Anchoring, wiring, and powering on |
Installer |
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Operation and Maintenance Guide |
Operation and preventive maintenance information |
Station owner, facility manager, and technician |
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Service Guide |
Component replacement procedures, including optional components |
Service technician |
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Declaration of Conformity |
Statement of conformity with directives |
Purchasers and public |
Check and Protect Parts
To ensure your safety, do the following:
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Use only authorized parts and accessories sold and supplied by ChargePoint for the unit and model.
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Keep components in original packaging, free of moisture, and protected from damage until you install or service them at the site.
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Store all shipments of components in a dry covered location and protect from moisture.
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Familiarize yourself with the contents of each shipping box.
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Ensure that you have all the parts for the work you plan to perform.
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Have more than one technician or qualified support person present if components are heavy.
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Keep liquids and objects containing liquid away from the unit, never on or inside.
If Damaged, Do Not Service
Do not perform work or remove any signs or covers from the unit if you find any of the following:
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The charging station housing shows mechanical damage.
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The charging cables or connectors are visibly damaged.
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The station is unstable or moves.
If you find such damage, turn off the station, advise the site manager to keep the unit(s) off, and contact ChargePoint immediately. Find your region’s technical support number at chargepoint.com/support.