Hi
I just purchased a defective Zoe and have fixed numerous problems using online sources.
I think this is the last problem (besides needing to replace two cells in traction battery, perhaps - they are 2.95V while the rest is 3.6x V).
When I try to charge is gives the "Charge impossible" message. Fault code P0668-48 IIRC.
I get a ground fault error. So I tried to connect PE to N and I get main grounded fault. So I tried to charge without earth and with earth and also adding an extra ground pole.
In all cases Zoe reports EXACTLY 1000 ohm ground resistance in Canze.
It seems to me that the 1000 ohm is perhaps the cause of an internal default or because of a lose connection in the measurement circuit?
I also measured from PE on charging socket to GND on battery: 0 Ohm. I checked that CC and CP was not disconnected and they were fine.
Is there anyone who can enlighten me?
Edit: Btw. I tried to charge again and this time it told me check charger stand. No changes to Earth resistance - still 1000.0 Ohm exactly.
I just purchased a defective Zoe and have fixed numerous problems using online sources.
I think this is the last problem (besides needing to replace two cells in traction battery, perhaps - they are 2.95V while the rest is 3.6x V).
When I try to charge is gives the "Charge impossible" message. Fault code P0668-48 IIRC.
I get a ground fault error. So I tried to connect PE to N and I get main grounded fault. So I tried to charge without earth and with earth and also adding an extra ground pole.
In all cases Zoe reports EXACTLY 1000 ohm ground resistance in Canze.
It seems to me that the 1000 ohm is perhaps the cause of an internal default or because of a lose connection in the measurement circuit?
I also measured from PE on charging socket to GND on battery: 0 Ohm. I checked that CC and CP was not disconnected and they were fine.
Is there anyone who can enlighten me?
Edit: Btw. I tried to charge again and this time it told me check charger stand. No changes to Earth resistance - still 1000.0 Ohm exactly.