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vbk1975
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I probably completely ignore forum etiquette due to sheer ignorance!Yes, sorry, you answering my question to the OP threw me off..
I probably completely ignore forum etiquette due to sheer ignorance!Yes, sorry, you answering my question to the OP threw me off..
Just for clarity, does the white UK adaptor have the Earth connections.Hi all,
Thanks to all replied. Hopefull below will answer everything.
@Loz So the photo from the earlier post @vbk1975 this is the EU connection I have from the shorter original VW extension that comes with the Cali. I've connected the EHU cable (From Toughleads) to this using the blue Mennekes connectors, and then the EU 2-pin to the 3-pin EU conversion plug, and then in to my wall socket (which I'm 99.9999% is all earthed correctly)
Can I now take it that to eliminate this "electrical shock" experience I will now order the 3-pin to Blue connection for charging at home?
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Throw that away no earth, and yes your new purchase will cure your issue.@vbk1975 :-( Looks like not......Looks like it's either missing or non-existent. I will now order another, including the blue connection cable extension with 3-pin not 2 pin for UK charging. I'm assuming this is the issue therefore. Thank you.
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The earth connection at the input socket on the side of the Cali is connected directly to the body of the vehicle just behind the socket. The 13 amp socket must have the earth similarly connected to the steel body of the van as will the charger, although I haven't investigated this.Hmm something doesn’t seem quite right. If I disconnect the earth from the hook up I wouldn’t expect to feel a touch voltage (<50v) on the van bodywork.
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