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Initial Wall Connector questions...

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I just had my Wall Connector installed. It's on a 50amp circuit. I charged our Model Y to 80% to test it and it seemed to do fine. Later in the evening I went through the setup to get it connected to wifi. Things went pretty well, but when I checked for a firmware update I seemed to lose connection. I went back out to the connector to try to press and hold the button for 5 seconds to run through the setup and it started flashing red three times. Pressing and holding the button didn't do anything, but after a couple of minutes it went back to flashing green. However, now there is an alert listed (27, High temperature detected...)

It's currently still flashing green. I am on Software version 22.41.2

Not sure if the Alert just needs to be cleared or if there is a problem with the installation?
 
The Wall Connector is now displaying a solid green light and I'm attaching some screenshots of my setup pages. Thanks in advance for any assistance...
 

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Please make sure at all of the screws at the bus and at breaker are very tight ...50 in-Lb to be exact, this may present a problem, for some of generic the branded breakers tie down screw literally will strip when torqued to 50 in-Lbs. I had once used a low cost generic NEMA 14-50 outlet and the tie down screws stripped when torqued to 50 in-Lbs, then I got a Hubell ($50 v. $8.99) and realized why a brand product is definitely better than generic ones ...
Check out this excellent video by Muro Associates regarding choosing the proper NEMA 14-50 outlet. It is eye opening.

 
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