I have researched this and other forums but have not been able to fix my (or more specifically my 86 year old Father's) problem.
He has a 2016 registration Leaf Tekna - actually a late 2015 production model I believe. I have a 2016 Acenta. His car software is subtly different to mine - he has CarWings , I do not.
He has two problems that I can not fix - made more difficult by the fact that we are geographically far apart. (Over 4 Leaf 24kWh top -ups )
Problem A is that recently he can only charge to 79%. My research makes me suspect that he has inadvertently got into a "80% charge limit" mode. Apparently this was an option accessible up to 2014 - from the remote app possibly? or possibly through CarWings settings.
My question is can anyone out there - with their pre-2016 Leaf - have access to a "limit battery charge to 80%" function? And if so where?
Problem B is that he can not get the Nissan Connect EV app to communicate with his car. We have successfully completed the Nissan You+ and CarWings registration and can log into the app but no data flows to or from the vehicle. Nissan customer support seem to be at the end of their support capabilities.
My question is can anyone out there with a 2015 or older Tekna get full functionality from the Connect EV app? Are we using the right app? What implications does CarWings have for the app?
PS My 2016 Acenta charges to 100% and I can use the app.
PPS My father's battery shows 12/12 health , mine is 11/12 health
He has a 2016 registration Leaf Tekna - actually a late 2015 production model I believe. I have a 2016 Acenta. His car software is subtly different to mine - he has CarWings , I do not.
He has two problems that I can not fix - made more difficult by the fact that we are geographically far apart. (Over 4 Leaf 24kWh top -ups )
Problem A is that recently he can only charge to 79%. My research makes me suspect that he has inadvertently got into a "80% charge limit" mode. Apparently this was an option accessible up to 2014 - from the remote app possibly? or possibly through CarWings settings.
My question is can anyone out there - with their pre-2016 Leaf - have access to a "limit battery charge to 80%" function? And if so where?
Problem B is that he can not get the Nissan Connect EV app to communicate with his car. We have successfully completed the Nissan You+ and CarWings registration and can log into the app but no data flows to or from the vehicle. Nissan customer support seem to be at the end of their support capabilities.
My question is can anyone out there with a 2015 or older Tekna get full functionality from the Connect EV app? Are we using the right app? What implications does CarWings have for the app?
PS My 2016 Acenta charges to 100% and I can use the app.
PPS My father's battery shows 12/12 health , mine is 11/12 health