Charging stops or will not start; E06 indicates undervoltage or brownout condition on the supply.

Safety first: Undervoltage can cause overheating and unreliable operation. Avoid repeated restarts without addressing the supply issue.

• 1. Reduce charging current:
  • Use the NRGkick app to lower the current (e.g., from 32A to 10–16A).
  • Observe whether E06 still occurs at lower current.
• 2. Test another circuit:
  • Plug the NRGkick into a different outlet on a separate breaker, preferably closer to the main panel.
  • If E06 disappears, the original circuit is likely undersized or overloaded.
• 3. Check for other heavy loads:
  • Turn off large appliances (ovens, heaters, welders) on the same circuit while charging.
  • Monitor if the error stops occurring.
• 4. Have wiring inspected:
  • Ask an electrician to check for loose terminals, undersized conductors, or long cable runs causing voltage drop.
  • Upgrade wiring or dedicated circuit if necessary.
• 5. If supply is confirmed stable but E06 persists:
  • The internal undervoltage detection or ADC on the control PCB may be defective.
  • Contact NRGkick support for internal diagnostics and potential PCB replacement.