Is anyone else's mobile connector extremely picky about whether it wants to work on 110?
I've had it work fine on an extension cord in some buildings while in others it wont charge on any of the plugs. On 220 I never have an issue.
I've been trying to use it in my new garage but when I plug in I get green light, then green flowing light and then a popup on the cluster that says "no power to plug". My car was at Firestone getting new tires an they had the same issue all over their shop.
I checked the wiring polarity using a GFCI receptacle tester someone else recommended and it comes up fine.
To be clear this is not a GFCI plug.
My next guess is to borrow a friends' mobile connector and see if his works.
I've had it work fine on an extension cord in some buildings while in others it wont charge on any of the plugs. On 220 I never have an issue.
I've been trying to use it in my new garage but when I plug in I get green light, then green flowing light and then a popup on the cluster that says "no power to plug". My car was at Firestone getting new tires an they had the same issue all over their shop.
I checked the wiring polarity using a GFCI receptacle tester someone else recommended and it comes up fine.
To be clear this is not a GFCI plug.
My next guess is to borrow a friends' mobile connector and see if his works.