GARO is the manufacture of a good quality RCBO main trip / cut out switch.
They do not supply the com’s device or the main contactor.
These are both Rolec items.
If you lift up the little clear plastic window on the front of your wall box, you will see the front of the main cut out breaker.
The main connections are only visible when the front cover is removed.
The breaker carries a LOT of load when the car is on charge, this is the failure point.
You are looking only looking at the front of your main RCBO trip switch.
It will have a test button, that when pressed, will trip the switch to check it is functioning correctly.
Alongside the test button is the trip switch itself.
This will break contact when manually turned off, or when the test button is used.
One sign that the breaker is failing, is when you push the trip, and nothing happens !.
This is not always the case, but sometimes this can be a sign of a problem.
I will try and include a photo of the Garo RCBO that I installed about two years ago.
I did a check of its condition about 2 months ago and it looks fine.
The previous Rolec units burnt out the main incoming 6mm feed cable also !.
And NO the terminals where not loose, the unit failed internally and burnt the cable conductors, the negative terminal was badly affected.
The contact quality inside of the breaker is of poor quality.
It’s a known issue and some EV installers will not fit Rolec units now, due to the call backs they receive to repair them.
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