WuffvonTrips
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My EVSE installer has advised me that my unit will shortly be due a recommended annual service, comprising:
EV charge unit clean and inspection; EV charge cable clean and inspection; Check internal connections; Plug in test.
£100.
Anyone ever had any issues with their EVSE that such a basic routine would have avoided? I'd assumed that anything needing attention would be flagged by the network's own remote diagnostics checks.
Unlike some of the things I do pay to get annually maintained, I don't see any compelling case for me for this one, but I don't want to dismiss it without consulting those with longer experience of such devices. (EDIT- my starting position is that it's just an opportunity for the installers to get a regular revenue stream).
EV charge unit clean and inspection; EV charge cable clean and inspection; Check internal connections; Plug in test.
£100.
Anyone ever had any issues with their EVSE that such a basic routine would have avoided? I'd assumed that anything needing attention would be flagged by the network's own remote diagnostics checks.
Unlike some of the things I do pay to get annually maintained, I don't see any compelling case for me for this one, but I don't want to dismiss it without consulting those with longer experience of such devices. (EDIT- my starting position is that it's just an opportunity for the installers to get a regular revenue stream).
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