Ohme EV charger fault codes
Ohme publish no fault code list — their chargers report through a light ring, a screen or the app. What they do publish, better than any other manufacturer here, is exactly what voltage window their units work in and who to ring when your supply falls outside it, and it is not them.
Where the code shows on a Ohme
Check which Ohme you have before reading anything into a colour, because the conventions contradict each other. On a Home or Go, steady red means connected and waiting for the vehicle, which is normal. On a Home Pro, red means error — except on the screen, where Ohme note it turns from blue to red when max charge is applied. The ePod has no published web decoder at all; its colour reference lives inside the My Charger section of the app.
How to reset a Ohme
Ohme sanction two owner actions and no more. Power cycling: switch the supply off, wait five seconds, switch back on. Or simply unplug and re-plug the vehicle. For a charger that has gone offline they publish a longer version — unplug from the car, switch off at the dedicated breaker, leave it off for fifteen minutes to drain remaining power, then switch back on. Beyond that their position is unambiguous: do not attempt to open, repair, tamper or modify the Ohme charger in any way, there are no user-serviceable parts.
Most common Ohme faults
The Ohme codes people look up most.
- Flashing yellowGet it checkedOn a Home or Go this means an electrical fault, and all lights flashing together means the car. Steady red on these models is not a fault at all.
- OvervoltageGet it checkedAbove 253 volts or below 207, Ohme pause charging. Their published remedy sends you to your distribution network operator, not to Ohme.
- RCD activationGet it checkedOhme build the residual current protection into the unit and publish the reset for it — one of very few owner actions any manufacturer in this category sanctions.
- Home Pro red lightGet it checkedOn a Home Pro the light strips turning red means error, and Ohme publish no code list behind it. Read the screen for the reason, power cycle once, and contact Ohme if it stays.
Every Ohme fault code
7 published codes. Filtering happens in the page — every one is in the HTML.
Showing 7 of 7 codes
Ohme models
Codes can differ between generations. Check yours.
Guides that help with Ohme faults
EV charger not charging? The delay, the schedule, the light
A chargepoint that does nothing is usually obeying the smart charging rules. What they make it do, how to read the light against the app, and the two resets.Read the guideEV charger tripping or showing an earth fault: what it means
A chargepoint that trips is usually reporting your electricity supply, not itself. Open-PEN detection, the voltage window, earth faults, RCDs and who to call.Read the guide
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