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-Information about DIY repair of the ClipperCreek HCS series, which includes the HCS-40 and HCS-60 models.
-[https://enphase.com/download/clippercreek-hcs-user-manual-0 Clipper Creek HCS user manual] (see page 16 for basic LED codes table)
+== Guides ==
+{{List Guides}}
-More advanced LED codes table from CC's "HCS Troubleshooting Guide":
+== Device pictures ==
-[[File:HCS-fault-codes.png|thumb|LED fault codes table for HCS series]]
+<gallery showthumbnails="1">
+File:Example device pictures.jpg
+</gallery>
+== PCB pictures ==
+<gallery showthumbnails="1">
+File:Example pcb pictures.jpg
+</gallery>
+== Reference measurements (also schematics if available) ==
+<gallery showthumbnails="1">
+File:Example measurement pictures.jpg
+</gallery>
-Brain dump from someone experienced with failure modes on these units:
+== More Information/External Sources ==
+<!--
-- Corrosion at a terminal causing over heating of the wire inside the factory sealed box
+You can manually link to external sources for additional information that might not fit here but are useful such as BIOS image dumps, firmware, etc!
+-->
-- The one circuit board having a failure
-- High ground leakage
-- microswitch in the handle getting water in it and freezing, immobilizing the microswitch
-- Pin contacts in the handle just wearing out from cycling-- or arcing on pullout, not supposed to work like that...
-A common problem with Level 2 EVSEs is that the contactor welds itself closed. Typically not an issue with ClipperCreek though.  OpenEVSE chargers like to do this later in life. After taking it apart and filing down the welds on the contact faces, you start just banging your fist on it real hard a couple times.  Then power cycling it. That fist induced vibration was usually enough to break those welds, power cycle to clear the error, and get it working again for another month. Before it welded itself again. (will move this to OpenEVSE page later)