DownshiftDre
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Possibility 1: You could be hitting a charging current rollback. Slowing your charge and thus never reaching 80% in time. This wont show up on a notification unless you go deep into service menus or tap into Wallconnector IP with 3rd party app. Since you charge overnight I doubt you are watching your current in your Tesla app where you can also see the reduced current. Could be due to Charger Handle Temps or Charger Unit Temps.
I had this charger handle issue on mine after 2 years of ownership a few weeks ago. Tesla sent me a new one. Handle temps went from 150F+ to 115F and now holds a full 11kW 48A load.
Possibility 2: I see you have scheduled charge start time set. You sure don’t have another off-peak limit set as well somewhere where the slower charge ends up having to cut because of off peak time limit?
Interim you may want to start charge earlier until you figure out what is slowing your charge.
I had this charger handle issue on mine after 2 years of ownership a few weeks ago. Tesla sent me a new one. Handle temps went from 150F+ to 115F and now holds a full 11kW 48A load.
Possibility 2: I see you have scheduled charge start time set. You sure don’t have another off-peak limit set as well somewhere where the slower charge ends up having to cut because of off peak time limit?
Interim you may want to start charge earlier until you figure out what is slowing your charge.
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