MY misses charging schedule after a software update

[GlmnAlyAirCar]

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Did you do the 2-thumb reboot after installing those updates? Supposedly it reduces problems after updates, and it can't hurt.

And if that doesn’t work try throwing a virgin into a volcano. Usually works for me.

 

[42M3]

Did you do the 2-thumb reboot after installing those updates? Supposedly it reduces problems after updates, and it can't hurt.

Sorry, I completely forgot to come back an give an update, got pretty busy over the holidays. I have not been having any issues with any of the most recent updates. So it seems what ever caused it has been fixed.

 

[Transformer]

So it seems what ever caused it has been fixed.

In the software business, "That's one mystery less."

 

[42M3]

This morning my Model 3 did not automatically start charging on schedule again. This is the first time to happen in some time. Anyone else experience this issue again?

 

[howardnj]

This morning my Model 3 did not automatically start charging on schedule again. This is the first time to happen in some time. Anyone else experience this issue again?

The last time it happened to me, I got out of bed at 2AM, went down to the garage and noticed that I forgot to plug in the charge cable.
Once I plugged it in, my vehicle began charging immediately.

 

[42M3]

The last time it happened to me, I got out of bed at 2AM, went down to the garage and noticed that I forgot to plug in the charge cable.
Once I plugged it in, my vehicle began charging immediately.

Mine was plugged in, it started charging fine once I initiated it myself.

 

[gtae07]

Some of the cell phone makers are FINALLY putting in the feature to enable us to cap the charging limit to a lower level, like 80 or 85%. Because that thing you just described, of just plugging your phone in and letting it charge all the way full and sit overnight, was TRASHING cell phone batteries!

I had one phone with that option that, and it would then fake the percentage so it still showed 100%. I liked that. Actually just stopping at 80 or 85 on a newer phone bugged the crap out of me though. Doesn't bother me on the car...


I have had charging get screwed up the morning after an update if I do the update while plugged in (I use off peak but usually departure is before the off peak ends). If I run the update and then plug in afterwards, everything is fine. So now, I just make sure not to update if it's plugged in.

 

[flai54]

I have had charging get screwed up the morning after an update if I do the update while plugged in (I use off peak but usually departure is before the off peak ends). If I run the update and then plug in afterwards, everything is fine. So now, I just make sure not to update if it's plugged in.

I have had that happen to me before so now if I know a software update is going to perform when I am plugged in, I try to execute it well before I go to sleep so that when it is done, I go back out to the car to unplug and replug to "reset" the status.