That being said, Tesla really needs to work on the UI to notify drivers when a stall or stalls are out of order. The only way to tell is to click into the supercharger on the map and then read, in little text, what if any stalls are out of order. I've had that bite me in the butt before. I spent like 10 minutes troubleshooting my car and supercharger once before I noticed the UI said in little print that the stall I was at was out of order. You could only find that by tapping on the supercharger site on the in-car map. Not everyone knows to check that.
I think the car should notify you in a very obvious way which stalls are out of order if any, when getting close to your destination. That would save a lot of headaches when people try to plug into the broken one only to wonder why it isn't working and not realizing it's actually out of order.
