I have tried multiple methods of scheduled overnight charging.
1. setting a schedule on the Enyaq to charge been 11:30 and 5:30 - when I do this the car knows it's plugged in and the charging light flashes green. Which I understand to indicate that it is waiting for a schedule. The issue is after a couple of hours of being plugged in the car no longer thinks it's plugged in. The myskoda states the car is not plugged in, however the project EV app indicates it is plugged in. I also seem to be getting multiple notifications overnight from the myskoda app indicating the battery protection limit exceeded. I have battery protection off, mine state of charge 0% and max 90%, but I'm not sure if the notification is due to a server issue? I can still use the app and turn on climate control. Regardless the car doesn't charge to the schedule.
2. If I set a schedule on the project EV and remove the schedule on the Skoda the same issue occurs where the car doesn't think it's plugged in after a couple of hours. In this I can start the charge from the project EV app as it's not in plug and play mode. Starting the charge manually works and the car starts charging but doesn't start on schedule.
I have intelligent octopus go, and had issues with that too. I turned off smart charging as again, octopus would create the schedule but then after a hour it would state the car is not plugged in.
Any help to ensure Skoda knows my car is still plugged in would be great.
Thanks