Charging stopped. Check the charging station power supply

[brendankk]

Hello all. I'm seeking help as a newbie owner of a 2021 Skoda Enyaq.
We've set the car to "charge for departure" with a preferred charging time in line with our electricity providers lower tariff.
I typically plug in around 8pm and sometimes around 10.30pm to 12.30pm I get a notification on Skoda Connect stating... "Battery Charging My Enyaq: Charging stopped. Check the charging station power supply. Thank you"

If I get out of bed and unplug / plug-in the process seems to work fine from there.

Has anyone experience with an issue like this?

[RichR]

What EVSE do you have? Despite there being a standard, not all implement it in the same way. So there are known issues with delayed or scheduled charges with certain types of car on certain types of EVSE. In particular, PodPoint seem to be quite problematic with VW group and BMW group cars for example. My Zappi does scheduled charging fine (schedule set in the Zappi) although the Enyaq's dashboard displays a message that there's a problem with the charger whilst it's waiting to be charged - but the actual charge works perfectly.

[brendankk]

What EVSE do you have? Despite there being a standard, not all implement it in the same way. So there are known issues with delayed or scheduled charges with certain types of car on certain types of EVSE. In particular, PodPoint seem to be quite problematic with VW group and BMW group cars for example. My Zappi does scheduled charging fine (schedule set in the Zappi) although the Enyaq's dashboard displays a message that there's a problem with the charger whilst it's waiting to be charged - but the actual charge works perfectly.

It's a Garo charger which was preinstalled with all the homes in our housing development. It doesn't have any smart features which makes me think the issue isn't on that side. That said, thanks for the tip. I'll look into the EVSE side of things to make sure.

[/img][/img]