Hey, has anyone run into this issue before?
I have a new Model 3 and ever since getting it a couple weeks ago I have noticed that some of the lights in my house flicker while it is charging. They will continue to flicker while it charges and stop flickering if I stop charging and then start again when I start charging (and continue to flicker while it charges...not just when starting/stopping).
The Model 3 is plugged into a 14-50 outlet in the driver that was installed about a year and a half ago by a professional electrician. It charges using the UMC cable from my 2016 Model S (they share the same cable and alternate charging). The curious thing is that I have not noticed this behavior with the Model S charging in the previous year and half that I have lived here. They are both set to charge at 40 amps.
The lights in the house are all LED and all on dimmers (mostly GE zwave dimmers). Not all of them flicker. Maybe a bit less than 25% (and they are fortunately the less commonly used lights which is convenient otherwise this would be a bigger issue).
I have a new Model 3 and ever since getting it a couple weeks ago I have noticed that some of the lights in my house flicker while it is charging. They will continue to flicker while it charges and stop flickering if I stop charging and then start again when I start charging (and continue to flicker while it charges...not just when starting/stopping).
The Model 3 is plugged into a 14-50 outlet in the driver that was installed about a year and a half ago by a professional electrician. It charges using the UMC cable from my 2016 Model S (they share the same cable and alternate charging). The curious thing is that I have not noticed this behavior with the Model S charging in the previous year and half that I have lived here. They are both set to charge at 40 amps.
The lights in the house are all LED and all on dimmers (mostly GE zwave dimmers). Not all of them flicker. Maybe a bit less than 25% (and they are fortunately the less commonly used lights which is convenient otherwise this would be a bigger issue).