In the EVSE repair sequence, which step follows inspection for damage?

In the EVSE repair sequence, which step follows inspection for damage?

• A. Lockout EVSE
• B. Disassemble EVSE
• C. Repair and replace
• D. Test unit using an EVSE simulator

Answer: (C)

When damage is identified, the next action is to repair and replace the faulty components. This step directly addresses what the inspection revealed, restoring the unit’s functionality by fixing or swapping out damaged parts such as modules, connectors, or protective elements. Only after these repairs are completed can you move on to verifying the repair, which typically involves reassembly as needed and testing with an EVSE simulator to ensure the unit operates safely and correctly.

When damage is identified, the next action is to repair and replace the faulty components. This step directly addresses what the inspection revealed, restoring the unit’s functionality by fixing or swapping out damaged parts such as modules, connectors, or protective elements. Only after these repairs are completed can you move on to verifying the repair, which typically involves reassembly as needed and testing with an EVSE simulator to ensure the unit operates safely and correctly.