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Do-It-Yourself, Repairs and Fixes

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<p>Share tips and tricks to keep people from throwing out that broken item. Repair before replace!</p>

  • I repaired my evse by replacing the faulty contactor

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    Nicely done! Clippercreek chargers have a really good reputation, but I suppose even after 8 years some repair may be expected. If you expect to have this need in the future, I'd also recommend getting a cheap solder sucker desoldering tool. Like this one: [image: de66cb3e-5a0c-40f0-be32-8c6bb4d035d7.png] They cost about $5. Where you used solder wick, you'd use this first and get most if not all of the old solder out of the holes. You may have to do a final cleanup with solder wick, but it means you don't consume nearly as much of it. Nice save your vehicle charger!