elberk
Well-Known Member
Another realistic cause could be a hot socket heating up the cable. Maybe in the NEMA socket the wiring is too thin or the contacts are not ideal and this let them get too hot. May have an electrician check.I did a slightly longer charge than normal (for me) - about 4 hours and the cable from the charger to the car was definitely warm, but the plugged-in cable from the NEMA 14-50 receptacle to the charger was much warmer even a little hot to the touch. I do have 50 amp circuit, but just want to know if others have similar experience with the plugged-in cable being much warmer to the touch than the charging cable to the car.
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