New charging anomaly - anybody else seen this?

[Tucson_Jim]

I routinely charge at home using a "Home 10PM-5AM" profile linked to an "85% 5:00 AM" Timer. This cycle has worked consistently for the past two years until Ib returned from an extended road trip this week (charging at EA, Rivian, and an abortive attempt at Tesla using the new Porsche adapter). Since returning, when I plug in, the charge begins immediately and runs to 100% (yes, I'm over the 25% minimum). The system is definitely not in Direct Charging mode as the console displays the correct timer and profile. It's behaving as if that portion of the charging logic has been bypassed and it's defaulting to Direct charging internally (again, Direct charging display is definitely off while this is occuring).

Has anybody run into this before? I'm wondering if it's a failed hardware component or a software glitch that can be corrected with the two finger salute.

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[chun]

Sometimes the car forgets the status of some settings (on/off) . Just turn the timer off and on again, or do a 2 fingers restart or both

 

[HellNo]

Might also be worth setting a nav to a DC charger and then cancelling the nav. I have heard sometimes the PCM gets stuck if a charging stop is missed (or in your case aborted).

 

[Darryl22]

I have the same thing happening. Im going to try a reset.

 

[Tucson_Jim]

I routinely charge at home using a "Home 10PM-5AM" profile linked to an "85% 5:00 AM" Timer. This cycle has worked consistently for the past two years until Ib returned from an extended road trip this week (charging at EA, Rivian, and an abortive attempt at Tesla using the new Porsche adapter). Since returning, when I plug in, the charge begins immediately and runs to 100% (yes, I'm over the 25% minimum). The system is definitely not in Direct Charging mode as the console displays the correct timer and profile. It's behaving as if that portion of the charging logic has been bypassed and it's defaulting to Direct charging internally (again, Direct charging display is definitely off while this is occuring).

Has anybody run into this before? I'm wondering if it's a failed hardware component or a software glitch that can be corrected with the two finger salute.

update: reset didn’t work. When I plug in for a delayed start (off peak power) it immediately starts charging. If I switch to direct for a couple of minutes and go back to the timer/profile, it goes into a wait state suggesting it will resume at the later time. Unfortunately, it never re-initiates charging. Just shows “initializing.” More experimentation tonight.

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