EVCC with Easee: Charging stuck on "waiting/preparing"

[expatium]

I already asked this in the main help channel, but unfortunately haven’t received any replies yet, so I really hope someone here can help me out 😊

I installed EVCC about two months ago on my Home Assistant server using the EVCC test template. Everything appears to be working correctly except for the actual charging, it never starts.

In the Easee app, I constantly see the status "waiting" or "preparing," but charging doesn’t begin. However, if I disable EVCC, charging starts immediately. So it seems the issue is related to EVCC and/or the Easee integration.

Any ideas or tips would be really appreciated!

[geeky]

I have the same problem randomly.
https://control.easee.com then shows that charging is paused due to an active dynamic circuit current limit (which evcc seems to use to switch between 3-phase and 1-phase charging?)
16/0/0 is then visible in the app as dynamic circuit current limit and it seems the wallbox does not want to use phase 1 (where 16A would be available) but some other phase or wants all 3-phases for some reason?
I then tinker with https://developer.easee.com/reference/charger_setchargersetting and https://developer.easee.com/reference/site_setdynamiccircuitcurrent and get it somehow to start charging again.

My guess is that setting the dynamic circuit current limit is somehow causing the issue...

[mggevaer]

I am facing these exact same issues.
When unplugging everythign, restarting evcc, restarting charger (easee charge up), I can get the car to briefly charge, before the charger gives a bunch op clicks and the charging stops.

EVCC then gives the warning: "phases mismatch (got 3, expected 1)" despite the easee app having the charger locked to 1 phase, and the settings in the app also having this.
My guess is this is why charging then stops, as it's the same behavior my car gives when trying to charge with 3p without EVCC.

So something seems to cause a momentary switch to 3p, which causes charging to faill.