Apologies — I could swear this was covered here but I can’t find it. Starting a few weeks ago, I’ve been getting a “Your vehicle is not charging” error notification in the Hyundai app. This is when my Kona is plugged in on L2 but after it has hit the charging limit I set. I’ve got a 2020, US spec. Anyone know how to resolve this?
Huh? If your car has reached its charging limit, isn’t the notification just a FYI, not an error? What’s to resolve? Using my local QC network, if I have a charging limit set in the car, the charger reports by SMS "OtherError occured... Problem communicating with vehicle", but I know that this is not an error, but a termination beyond the charger control..
The full text of the notification is: “Your vehicle is not charging. Please try again. Ensure the vehicle ignition is OFF and gear shift is in PARK.” So it’s not a gentle reminder. It’s assuming something is wrong. And it sends me the notification about every hour. And it never happened before a couple weeks ago.
If this is a "notification" sent by Bluelink app try to disable it via the software settings. Sounds like an app issue while the car is working as it should. Or better yet, just get rid of Bluelink for good
