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Re: "tripped breaker" ... sounds like what happened to me; be prepared to wait two weeks or so while Nissan replaces your on-board charging unit. See if you can get the part number of the replacement unit; I'd be curious to know if it has the software fix in it .......

http://www.nissanpartszone.com/parts/nissan-charger-assy~296a0-3na1a.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Here is a link showing the retail price of the Nissan Leaf charging assembly unit that was replaced in my Leaf after I plugged the GE Wattstation into the car. About 150% of...

As best I can tell, there are (as least) three issues here. One is related to the diode in the control (pilot) circuit and whether or not some EVSE's perform a check on it as part of the "handshake" between car and EVSE. The second is the issue of damage to the leaf's on board charger but no...

Chalk up another Leaf/Wattstation victim. On the second charging of my Leaf on the very first day I had it, the circuit breaker tripped when I plugged in the GE Wattstation J1772 'ray-gun' plug into the vehicle. I removed the plug and reset the breaker, but the Wattstation would not come back...