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main screen dead this morn - cold weather?

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Main screen was dead this morn. So no climate control or connectivity.

Called tesla support they suggested a full reboot and still nothing.

That was 7 am.

Went in car again at 9:30 and main screen wad back.

Could it be cold weather?

Any deeper reboot than holding down scroll wheels?

No heat when it's 2 degrees is no fun!
 
Main screen was dead this morn. So no climate control or connectivity.

Called tesla support they suggested a full reboot and still nothing.

That was 7 am.

Went in car again at 9:30 and main screen wad back.

Could it be cold weather?

Any deeper reboot than holding down scroll wheels?

No heat when it's 2 degrees is no fun!
Never had such an issue in the past. And I was parking my car outdoor everyday during last winter. It could be an issue that happened once and might not happen again.
 
Main screen was dead this morn. So no climate control or connectivity.

Called tesla support they suggested a full reboot and still nothing.

That was 7 am.

Went in car again at 9:30 and main screen wad back.

Could it be cold weather?

Any deeper reboot than holding down scroll wheels?

No heat when it's 2 degrees is no fun!

There are two ways to reboot, and you can try them both. One uses the top buttons, one above the left scroll wheel, and one above the right scroll wheel on the steering wheel. Hold those down for up to 30 seconds, until you see the screen reinitialize. The other method is what you used with the two scroll wheels to the left and right on the steering wheel. After the first screen reinitializes, afterward hold the scroll wheels down for up to 30 seconds.
 
Definitely not cold related. Those screens work just fine when cold soaked below -30C. You don't need to ask me how I know this...

Just a random failure, I'm afraid. (It happened to me, a couple of months after I got the car.) You should be able to use the thumbwheel to turn on the heat. Or the remote App!