Every now and then all the system/warning sounds (blinkers, seat belt, parking assistant, door open, autopilot...) of my 2015 Model S P90D get somehow replaced overnight with strange "alien noise" - impossible to explain in words, please see the video:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/a_4QyML7S9A
Radio and media played from phone work fine, so this is not a speaker fault.
I have owned the car for three years now and this has happened total 6 or 7 times. The first 4 or 5 times a soft reset immediately solved the problem. The last two times nothing seemed to help: I soft reset the car several times; did the "full soft reboot / four finger reset”; and powered the car off, waited for 5 minutes, powered back on. What eventually helped the previous time is that I called Tesla Support, they asked me to soft reset the car during the phone call, I did, and the normal sounds came back. I asked if they did something to the car remotely, they said no.
According to the support, this is not a software bug but wiring related. Is there a way I could check some wires by myself? I live far from any service center, and I'm afraid that if I drive to one, they just soft reset the car without any troubleshooting, the normal sounds get restored, and the problem comes back again after a few months.
Any suggestions?
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/a_4QyML7S9A
Radio and media played from phone work fine, so this is not a speaker fault.
I have owned the car for three years now and this has happened total 6 or 7 times. The first 4 or 5 times a soft reset immediately solved the problem. The last two times nothing seemed to help: I soft reset the car several times; did the "full soft reboot / four finger reset”; and powered the car off, waited for 5 minutes, powered back on. What eventually helped the previous time is that I called Tesla Support, they asked me to soft reset the car during the phone call, I did, and the normal sounds came back. I asked if they did something to the car remotely, they said no.
According to the support, this is not a software bug but wiring related. Is there a way I could check some wires by myself? I live far from any service center, and I'm afraid that if I drive to one, they just soft reset the car without any troubleshooting, the normal sounds get restored, and the problem comes back again after a few months.
Any suggestions?