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I’m having trouble getting my MY26 Macan Turbo to charge properly overnight using Intelligent Octopus Go with an Andersen A3 wallbox.
I plug the car in with no departures or schedules set on either the Macan or the Andersen, so IO Go can take full control. It creates a charging plan without any issues (screenshot attached).
The car charges normally until the first pause in the IO Go schedule. As soon as there’s a break, the Macan seems to set its own departure time automatically, even though I haven’t asked it to. Then, when IO Go tries to restart charging for the next slot, the Macan won’t accept it—almost like it’s now following its own new schedule instead.
What’s even more frustrating is that when I go into the Porsche app to delete or switch off the auto-created departure, it doesn’t work—the app just says it can’t “send to the vehicle”, so the unwanted departure stays in place.
The Andersen A3 appears to be behaving exactly as expected, so it looks like the Macan is the one interfering.
Has anyone seen this before? And more importantly, is there a setting that stops the Macan from generating its own schedule whenever there’s a planned break in the charging?
I plug the car in with no departures or schedules set on either the Macan or the Andersen, so IO Go can take full control. It creates a charging plan without any issues (screenshot attached).
The car charges normally until the first pause in the IO Go schedule. As soon as there’s a break, the Macan seems to set its own departure time automatically, even though I haven’t asked it to. Then, when IO Go tries to restart charging for the next slot, the Macan won’t accept it—almost like it’s now following its own new schedule instead.
What’s even more frustrating is that when I go into the Porsche app to delete or switch off the auto-created departure, it doesn’t work—the app just says it can’t “send to the vehicle”, so the unwanted departure stays in place.
The Andersen A3 appears to be behaving exactly as expected, so it looks like the Macan is the one interfering.
Has anyone seen this before? And more importantly, is there a setting that stops the Macan from generating its own schedule whenever there’s a planned break in the charging?
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