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Assess Damage and Discuss Upgrade

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Was this professional from the electrician during the service call? #electrician

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What happens here

The video begins by showing a damaged EV charger cable and connector, which the customer explains was ripped out when their electric car slid on an icy driveway while plugged in. The electrician inspects the damaged charging handle, noting the broken pins. The customer inquires about the cost to repair and also asks if the charging speed can be upgraded from the current 18 miles per hour to a faster rate.

Goal: Understand the extent of the damage to the EV charger and determine potential for a charging speed upgrade.

Tools and materials

  • Damaged EV Charger Connector — The component that needs repair or replacement
  • EV Charger Unit — The main unit housing the electrical components

What they say

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this was the damaged cord yeah where was it damaged so here it's it's broken so like okay this oh I see y yep what happened is there was eyes in here so normally if it had we had parked the car before the snow there would have been no issues right so the snow was already there and it rained on top of it it kind of formed like a sheet of ice W okay so I we were out and then I came parked the car and plugged in and went to sleep so what happened is since there was no grip at the car kind of kept sliding down wow yeah and it was live was it charging yeah it was charging

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