So I had someone tell me just reboot to get rid of a silly error. I did but with the doors open on my model X. Everything went haywire. Now what do I do? It Would reboot but nothing would change so finally I tried a factory reset. Now the screens are just off completely. Worst part is the AC is still running nonstop. What do I need to do here? Ugh. Very frustrating. Mostly my fault but still frustrating. Help!
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Bad advice and rebooted with doors open! Now what?
- Thread starter Mctrademark
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Call this number hit the prompts being stranded. 877 -798-3752 it may take a while on hold but they should help if it's a software issue.
It didn’t I til
The reboot was finished and the car showed that the doors were open still and wouldnt properly work afterwards.
linux-works
Active Member
so, you've tried rebooting with both cases: doors closed and doors open, and both times, the car was still acting odd?
linux-works
Active Member
btw, WHAT error were you trying to clear? perhaps that was what was wrong. hard to believe that a reboot after a fault would put your car into a bad state, but what was the fault you were trying to clear?
Not hard to believe since they tell you bro to do that. I do not think it is anything else but we will see after they come tow it now because it won’t respond whatsoever.
What I don’t get is, if you need the doors closed, why doesn’t Tesla just tell you that and disallow the reboot?! Seems very simple to do that just as a computer will tell you there’s apps open etc before a restart. This seems very easily avoidable.
waiting on a tow now so we will see. Total disaster.
aesculus
Still Trying to Figure This All Out
While you are sitting in the car you could also try a power off in the service menu. wait at least 10 minutes before powering on again.
linux-works
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you didn't answer my question: what was the thing that was wrong in the first place, that made you want to reboot?
that bit of info may be important.
that bit of info may be important.
I do not believe this to be the case. My guess is whatever was wrong to start just got worse and this has nothing to do with the door being open.
linux-works
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that's what I'm trying to get at, but the OP wont tell us what first went wrong.
Harvey Danger
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Also I like the recommendation that the OS not "allow" a reboot unless certain conditions are met. That's usually not how the Big Red Button works on most systems. I thought the *point* of providing a hardware triggered reset is to *escape all the logic* and reload.
I hope they are able to get you back on the road. When owners see weird things happening, that usually points to a faulty 12V battery. Without knowing what was happening or year of vehicle, it's possible this is the case.
Here is an update for you all. After the factory reset the cpu was dead. We got it towed on a flatbed to the service center near us. Now we got an update saying they ordered a new part (body control module box, here is the link to the part on ebay: TESLA FRONT MDLX BODY CONTROL MODULE BOX OEM 2058358-03-C 1047042 ADU19302J000GE | eBay
the power off would not work. It would just do nothing. That is why my last resort was to try a factory reset. That just made it completely go kaput.
adaptive control suspension disabled or something. Ride was a bit bumpier and the notification was blocking other notifications much of the time.
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