How often do you have to reboot the display?

[George Jetson]

Periodically all of the sound goes out, not just the radio, but the nav, turn signals, everything. Reboot, it's okay. Yesterday, the a/c, the SiriusXM radio, Slacker and iPhone integration went haywire. The USB still played and the sound worked for other things. Reboot, it's okay. I've done probably close to a dozen reboots by now in the 2 months of ownership.

Is this a high number, low number pretty typical? I'm still on 17.5.28 so maybe that's the culprit.

 

[BerTX]

Never.

Don't use satellite radio, don't have an iPhone. 17.4.14

 

[RichardD]

17.4.14 I have noticed a wifi issue connecting to my network that previously had no issues connecting. I have had to reboot twice or about once a week, or it rebooted for me once. Nothing is weirder than having your car reboot while driving on the freeway. No loss of control just a different feeling.

 

[zdre]

I have to reboot nearly every time I want to listen to a podcast... otherwise I get a Loading Error.

 

[Max*]

I probably reboot every 2-3 months.

 

[Frankman60]

I force reboot about once per month on average to resolve a problem of some type. I also have seen the the center screen reboot on its own once in a while. BTW, last week I was unable to communicate with my car using the Tesla mobile app for several hours. For some reason I didn't think a reboot was needed to correct this but I was wrong. I called Tesla to find out what was wrong and was instructed to reboot the center screen and that fixed the problem. Unfortunately I could not do that remotely where I was using the mobile app.

 

[Doug_G]

I probably reboot every 2-3 months.

This.

 

[gabeincal]

This.

Yep

 

[CJPonline]

I force reboot about once per month on average to resolve a problem of some type. I also have seen the the center screen reboot on its own once in a while. BTW, last week I was unable to communicate with my car using the Tesla mobile app for several hours. For some reason I didn't think a reboot was needed to correct this but I was wrong. I called Tesla to find out what was wrong and was instructed to reboot the center screen and that fixed the problem. Unfortunately I could not do that remotely where I was using the mobile app.

In the last few months, (I've had my 90D since March-2016), I've had to reboot the center screen once per month, on average. The screen freezes and does not respond to any touches.

I listen to podcasts daily, never had an issue.

Reboot solves the issue.

 

[George Jetson]

Hmmm. The last problem with the a/c, etc. may have been related to the fact that the car was "smart conditioning" and I didn't notice. I hit the climate button on the app on my way out walking to the car, realized I had actually turned it off, and then hit it again within a second or two. The "no sound" thing happens quite frequently though.

 

[dgpcolorado]

My car loses the 3G connection fairly regularly (in my garage, I think). If I want it back so I can use the map I have to reboot. I'd say once or twice a week. A few months ago it was never like that, so I don't know what's going on or what's changed.

 

[davinci2017]

I have to reboot nearly every time I want to listen to a podcast... otherwise I get a Loading Error.

Have you tried switching to a random streaming station, wait until it plays and then switching back, that worked for me.

 

[Spyder14]

4 times in 12 months, not including a brand new touch screen install.

 

[NikeWings]

I reboot automatically after every OTA upgrade.
No needs otherwise.

 

[TES-E]

Every 2 or 3 months. The only thing that prompts me to do this is the loss of the green/yellow/red traffic indicators on the navigation map. Also lose the blue NAV line when using the navigator. Everything else works fine as far as I know. A reboot restores all the colored lines.

 

[Shock-On-T]

17.4.14 I have noticed a wifi issue connecting to my network that previously had no issues connecting. I have had to reboot twice or about once a week, or it rebooted for me once. Nothing is weirder than having your car reboot while driving on the freeway. No loss of control just a different feeling.

Try it at night, I nearly had a heart attack.

 

[immolated]

Never

 

[Todd Burch]

Once every 2-3 months is about right.

 

[George Jetson]

After reading the experiences here, it seems my reboot frequency is not the norm. I hope its just network access thing. The cell signal is notoriously bad where I work (near an International airport) and where I live (downtown), so I'm wondering if it could be a handshake kind of thing when powering on the car. The same issue with cell reception sometimes plagues me when trying to remotely access the car with the app.

 

[dpodoll]

I reboot automatically after every OTA upgrade.
No needs otherwise.

Same here