ChargePoint
ChargePoint Blinking white LED
Not activated; limited to 16 A
Severity
Safe to continue?
Temporarily
Technician required?
Usually no
Last verified
September 2026
First safe check
Open the manufacturer app and complete the activation steps for the station.
What does Blinking white LED mean?
A blinking white LED means the station has not been activated through the manufacturer app and is therefore running at the 16 A safety default instead of the higher current the circuit supports. It will charge, but far slower than intended.
Which models use this code?
Verified for
- ChargePoint — Home Flex
Most likely causes
Station not activated after installation
Manufacturer documentedCommissioning was completed physically but the app activation step was never finished.
Account or network change
PossibleA change to the account or home network can leave the station in its default state.
Safe checks you can perform
- 1
Complete activation in the app
Follow the activation flow for the station and confirm the LED stops blinking white.
- 2
Confirm the circuit rating
Check the breaker rating on the label so the station can be set to the correct maximum current.
These steps stay outside the enclosure. Never open high-voltage equipment, bypass safety devices or work on live wiring.
When to stop troubleshooting
Stop and contact a qualified technician if the fault returns immediately, the device smells burnt, visible wiring damage exists, the enclosure is hot to the touch, or the manufacturer specifies professional service.
Can a reset clear this fault?
Documented reset behaviour: no. Use only the manufacturer-approved restart sequence for this device and never bridge or bypass a safety mechanism to clear a fault.
Related symptoms
Related fault codes
Sources
ChargePoint Home Flex Troubleshooting
View- Manufacturer
- ChargePoint
- Document version
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- Section / page
- Activation and default current
- Verified
- September 2026
A blinking white LED indicates the station is not activated and operates at the 16 A default.
Disclaimer
EnergyFaults provides informational troubleshooting guidance. Electrical and high-voltage equipment should only be serviced by qualified professionals where required. Always follow the manufacturer documentation for your exact model.
