This could be due to a legitimate reason, such as water in your charge cable or EV charge port, a cut or fray in your wiring (from J1772 charge cable to supply-side wiring), or an obstacle in way of your charge plug. Your JuiceBox is cycling on and off in response to Ground Fault Interrupt (GFI) instances. My JuiceBox begins charging my EV, but the charge is disrupted by my unit clicking on and/or off?: If it does not click, or clicks very early, the J1772 handle has been damaged, and you can fix it by referring to this doc ( Please make sure your JuiceBox is unplugged before attempting this! ): J1772 DOSTAR Plug - Release Lever Fixes The release lever on the charging handle is also a 'Stop' switch.It should click approximately half-way through the action of pushing the button. As you're pressing the release latch, make note of at what point in the press you hear a small click from the switch in the handle. Check the button pressing action on your plug handle.Check your EV charge port for physical damage or evidence of electrical damage.Make sure there are no charge schedules requiring override on your JuiceBox, through the app or the Dashboard.If there are, make sure that you are not currently within one of your preset charging schedules. Make sure there are no schedules set on your EV.If neither of the steps above fix the problem, there are several other things you should check before contacting our support team: Before you plug the JuiceBox into your vehicle to charge, ensure that it is not beeping to signal an error (see: Error Codes ).Make sure your JuiceBox is plugged into the proper power outlet and is receiving power.I have plugged my JuiceBox into my vehicle, but it is not charging?:

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