My I Pace is 10 days old and twice now it has stoped charging (on the 13amp home charger as still waiting for UK Power Networks to upgrade a fuse for my wall charger) the first time at 94% and the second time at 72% on both occasions unlocking the car and unplugging it and then re connecting it started the charging again. I also have the creep switching off problem.
I was invited to Jaguar at Castle Bromwich for an introduction to my car which I did and when I told them my problems they said H 228 will cure all that however my dealer tells me that H228 does not apply to my car and they will need the car for 3 days to test it! It almost beggars belief that they can sell you a car that has faults that should have been corrected long before the car was sold. My VIN ends 83154
Charging stopping
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Charging stopping
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Re: Charging stopping
It’s bad, I agree.






Re: Charging stopping
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Re: Charging stopping
Long shot (unless this is a known fault?) : Does the 13 AMP plug get warm? If so it is likely straining the circuit and that may cause car to detect problem and terminate the charge.Coggeshallman wrote: ↑Sat Aug 10, 2019 4:05 pmstoped charging (on the 13amp home charger as still waiting for UK Power Networks to upgrade a fuse for my wall charger) the first time at 94% and the second time at 72%
Re: Charging stopping
Long shot (unless this is a known fault?) : Does the 13 AMP plug get warm? If so it is likely straining the circuit and that may cause car to detect problem and terminate the charge.
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This is quite correct - The Jaguar 13A Granny charger has temperature detection on the 13A plug pins, and will shut down if these detect over-temperature conditions in the plug. If the mains socket connections are not high quality, the plug can get warm after significant running time draining at 10Amps.
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This is quite correct - The Jaguar 13A Granny charger has temperature detection on the 13A plug pins, and will shut down if these detect over-temperature conditions in the plug. If the mains socket connections are not high quality, the plug can get warm after significant running time draining at 10Amps.
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Re: Charging stopping
Interesting comment because i have noticed that the plug (13amp) does get slightly warm (not hot) and i have to confess that the sockets in my garage are about 30 years old, however having said that it has since charged to 100% with no issues. i should have my main fuse upgrade on Friday which will allow me to have my wall box fitted.
Corris Grey, Oyster Interior, Panoramic Roof, Front Fogs, Ambient Lighting.
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