Hello
It is useless to decrease the accuracy up to 1E-40, try to stand close to the machine precision (of 1E-15). In this range of accuracy, convergence could be spoiled by the numerical noises.
Yes I agree that it is a bit problematic if there is 0 iteration, but only in some specific cases. Actually, 0 iteration means that solution at time tn does not evolve during time step DT, moreover, nothing in the model itself (hydrodynamic varibales, physical and numerical parmeters, boundary conditions, etc). But, even in these conditions, to obtain 0 iteration of the solver, you need to have very small time step and a very loose accuracy for the solver.
I don't know if you are in this very particular situation or not, but, you can increase the time step gradually (by multiplying it by 2 for instance) and observe the convergence of the solver. If after several attemps, the number of iterations is unchanged, then there is a problem and in that case we can look at your case more in depth.
With my best regards
Riadh ATA