"validating access_token failed. wrong state/nonce." when performing silentRefresh manually

Angular version: 5.2.7 angular-oauth2-oidc version: 3.1

I have the following setup:

oauthConfig.clientId = authConfig.clientId;
                oauthConfig.redirectUri = this.checkURL(authConfig.redirectUri);
                oauthConfig.scope = authConfig.scope;
                oauthConfig.oidc = true;
                oauthConfig.issuer = this.checkURL(authConfig.issuer);
                oauthConfig.requireHttps = authConfig.requireHttps;
                oauthConfig.silentRefreshRedirectUri = this.checkURL(authConfig.redirectUri + /silent-refresh.html');
                this.oauthService.configure(oauthConfig);
                this.oauthService.setupAutomaticSilentRefresh();

When performing a silent refresh, I need to get the new access token and pass it to other parts of the application. This is how I attempt to get the token:

 this.oauthService.events.subscribe(({ type }) => {
        switch (type) {
          case 'token_refreshed':{
             //This event doesn't get detected when the automatic silent refresh happens
            break;
          }
          case 'silently_refreshed':{
              //This event doesn't get detected when the automatic silent refresh happens
              break;
          }
          case 'token_expires':{
                              this.oauthService.silentRefresh().then(()=>{
                                       //Here I want to pass the new token to the other parts of the app
                              }).catch((err)=>{ return; });
                              break;
          }
        }
      });

When I manually do the silent refresh, I get an error that says “validating access_token failed. wrong state/nonce.”.

I have auto-silent refresh set up as well, however the events are not triggered when the silent refresh happens, so I can’t pass the token to the other parts of the application there either.

The silent refresh request always returns 302 error.

Am I doing something wrong?

I’m using initImplicitFlow() BTW.