Vehicle will not start charging when plugged into Nissan home charger, but charger LEDs appear normal and no error code is shown.

Safety first: This is a control issue, not usually an electrical hazard.

• Check EVSE indicators: Look for icons or LED colors indicating 'scheduled' or 'standby' mode on the Nissan charger.
• Disable schedules: Open the Nissan charger app and temporarily disable all schedules, timers, and smart charging features.
• Check vehicle timers: In the vehicle's charging settings, turn off any departure time or off-peak charging schedules and retry.
• RFID access: If the charger requires a card, present a known authorized RFID card to start the session.

If the car still will not charge and no errors appear, test with another EV or EVSE to isolate whether the issue is with the charger or the vehicle.