Zappi issues

I don't own a Zappi, but my understanding is that AC chargers to not receive the SoC from the car, so the Zappi doesn't actually know that the battery's full, but rather it's guessing because the car isn't calling for power.

I would try disabling Eco+ mode first. I see that this charges at 1.4kW when your own generation is above 14W. My car stopped charging on a granny cable when that fell below 1.7kW (for unknown reasons), so perhaps the car just refuses to charge slowly sometimes.

If you left the car for a long time, and Zappi was going start charging in the morning using solar power, it might have gone to sleep to preserve the 12V battery and the Zappi can't wake it up. Try setting a schedule for the car for the same time you want the Zappi to charge it and see if that resolves it. My personal method to solve this problem - which I experienced once - was to tell the car to charge from the API when my charger wanted to charge, but I appreciate that's on the extreme side.

I forget how I did it. But I did a reset on zappi when I had similar issues and that fixed it. It’s don’t through the zappi menu.

stu23 said:

Having trouble charging at home with zappi and IO go, sometimes no issues at all but recently zappi appears to think battery is full and will not charge car. No charge schedule on car.

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Not familiar with Zappi either but looking @ your first picture, it appears it’s set to manual boost with a limit of @ 0.34kWh? I think this should be set to ‘scheduled’ with no limit (99kWh)?

Set the preferred SoC in the iSmart app or on the infotainment menu.

MickeySw said:

Not familiar with Zappi either but looking @ your first picture, it appears it’s set to manual boost with a limit of @ 0.34kWh? I think this should be set to ‘scheduled’ with no limit (99kWh)?

Set the preferred SoC in the iSmart app or on the infotainment menu.

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No, that just how IO works with the Zappi app. IO basically sets a manual charge for you.

Not has this issue, the Zappi only offers the charge so its up to the car to accept it or not. As others have mentioned, don't leave the car plugged in too long before the charge session. I have had this issue when I plugged in late morning, the car would not accept the charge that night.