In the repair sequence, which step comes immediately after locking out the EVSE?

In the repair sequence, which step comes immediately after locking out the EVSE?

• A. Disassemble EVSE
• B. Lockout EVSE
• C. Inspect all components for damage
• D. Repair and replace

Answer: (A)

Lockout removes all energy sources from the EVSE so you can work safely. After that, the next step is to disassemble the unit to expose the internal components, giving you access to wiring, connectors, fuses, and control boards. You can’t properly assess condition or identify damaged parts without this access, so disassembly must come before any inspection or repair. Once the internals are accessible, you inspect for damage and then move on to repair or replace components as needed.

Lockout removes all energy sources from the EVSE so you can work safely. After that, the next step is to disassemble the unit to expose the internal components, giving you access to wiring, connectors, fuses, and control boards. You can’t properly assess condition or identify damaged parts without this access, so disassembly must come before any inspection or repair. Once the internals are accessible, you inspect for damage and then move on to repair or replace components as needed.