Ohme charger’s cable does not retract or coil neatly; kinks and twists make it hard to plug in.

Note: Poor cable handling can eventually damage conductors.

• 1. Warm and straighten: On a mild day, gently uncoil the cable fully and lay it straight for a while to reduce kinks. Do not sharply bend or twist.
• 2. Use proper storage: Use the supplied cable hook or holder, making large, gentle loops rather than tight coils.
• 3. Inspect for damage: Look for cracks, flat spots, or bulges along the cable. Any such damage means the cable should be replaced.
• 4. Replacement: If the cable remains stiff or shows signs of fatigue, have a technician replace the tethered cable assembly.