Grizzl-E EV Charger Not Connecting or Charging

Grizzl-E smart EV chargers offer reliable Level 2 charging with app monitoring. This guide covers connectivity issues.

Charger Not Connecting to WiFi

1. Use Grizzl-E app for setup
2. Charger requires 2.4GHz WiFi
3. Hold WiFi button to enter pairing mode
4. LED indicates connection status
5. Signal strength matters for outdoor install

Not Charging Vehicle

1. Check charge cable fully inserted
2. Verify vehicle is accepting charge
3. Check charger LED status lights
4. Ground fault may prevent charging
5. Scheduled charging may be active

LED Status Meanings

1. Green solid: Ready, not connected
2. Blue solid: Connected, charging
3. Blue breathing: Connected, waiting
4. Red: Fault condition
5. Consult manual for specific codes

Scheduling and Smart Features

1. Set charge schedules in app
2. Delay charging for off-peak rates
3. Track energy usage over time
4. Adjust amperage for different needs
5. 16-40A adjustable depending on circuit

Installation Considerations

1. Requires dedicated 40A circuit typical
2. Hardwired or NEMA 14-50 options
3. Indoor/outdoor rated
4. Cable length 18-25 feet typical
5. Professional installation recommended

Home Assistant Integration

1. Custom integration may be available
2. API access varies by firmware
3. Energy monitoring via clamp sensors
4. Automation for time-of-use rates
5. Check community for integration options