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Was it a one time thing? If so, maybe it was just a connector issue. Still getting them?
never got the notice at any other time, just right after it finished the nights charging (almost as if it was performing some kind of battery maintenance or balancing)could be a power fluctuation from your utility.
i got the notifications on two different devices, but i haven't looked at the setting for interruptions.Do you have notifications for charging interruption enabled?
I was getting duplicate notices, but they had same time stamp. I deleted and reinstalled the app.
This is happening to me tonight. Did you ever get this resolved? Why is it happening? I think I am going to unplug right now to be safe.i've had my model 3 for 3 weeks and have done nightly overnight charging on the car timer with no issues. two days ago, i started getting the following notifications. Anybody else have this issue or have ideas about what is happening?
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This happened a year or two ago with the S and X, and if I recall correctly the issue was with Tesla’s servers rather than what was happening in the car.
This is a good data point. I had this happen 2-3 times so far and chalked it off as a server issue, the server which is pushing notifications to the app. Didn't know the car was entering the charge cycle each time we get a notification.I sat in the car while it was happening and it was starting and stopping the charge every minute. So if it’s just a server issue it was actually making the car charge on and off, not just the notifications
Thank you! This started to happen to me about 1 week ago---- was going to report it. You beat me to itI just called Tesla about this and they said it is a known issue and a fix is in the works but has not yet been released.