Oh, ok! I never noticed that it was a setting on my screen. I will try this in the morning.
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Akikiki
A'-Lo-HA ! y'all
Now you are beginning to see why the Tesla guy could not just flat out tell you what the problem was. You've not yet eliminated enough variables. You may not have another place to test that adapter, but what about a friend? A neighbor, take it, the cord and the car some place and test it. This is what makes it hard. But you are working on it. We admire that.
If you’re in San Diego, I can go check it with my Moblie charger and also check your outlet with my meter. If not in San Diego maybe someone close to you on the forum can go check.
Send me a PM if you are close by.
Fred
I live in the Central Valley, about 30 min south of Fresno where everyone still likes to drive big trucks, but thanks for the offer!
Good point by those who talked about the Amps adjustment.
I got my car back from Tesla last week and for some reason when I went to charge it for the first time they had turned the Amp setpoint down very low. I didn't notice it at first because I hadn't looked at or touched that in 10+ months of owning the car.
They didn't charge the car when they had it so I don't know why that changed.
I got my car back from Tesla last week and for some reason when I went to charge it for the first time they had turned the Amp setpoint down very low. I didn't notice it at first because I hadn't looked at or touched that in 10+ months of owning the car.
They didn't charge the car when they had it so I don't know why that changed.
Guys. I am so excited! Thank you to those of you who suggested for me to play around with the charge current on my screen. Even though it was already set to 16 A, the minute I lowered the charge current down, my A went up. I got as low as 5 A then it reflected as me getting 5/16 A. As I increased it 1A at a time, the reading also increased to 6/16, 7/16, 8/16, etc. Long story short is that I increased it to 16 A as the charge current and now it is getting 16/16 A and charging without a problem. Thank you to everyone who tried to help me troubleshoot this. You all are awesome!
Akikiki
A'-Lo-HA ! y'all
So, when you wacked the depth gauge on your submarine with a big old monkey wrench it dropped from 10,000 feet to 100 feet and you saved the crew and the movie ending. Whew, I already feel better. Thanks.
drdumont
Member
Something got something confused for sure. From a financial standpoint I am glad it wasn't in your wiring, outlet, etc. But I would send a bug report, it MIGHT send some clues - pointers, values, etc.
I have two TV stations, 5 radio stations, 11 transmitters to keep running. Almost 200 PCs and PC based controllers in all. Unless something is smoking, most repairs are effected by rebooting, or sometimes unplugging the power cord. Really.
Glad you are back to normal, though!
I have two TV stations, 5 radio stations, 11 transmitters to keep running. Almost 200 PCs and PC based controllers in all. Unless something is smoking, most repairs are effected by rebooting, or sometimes unplugging the power cord. Really.
Glad you are back to normal, though!
Akikiki
A'-Lo-HA ! y'all
Glad the Amp adjustment brought it back.
Now consider having the wiring to the main panel checked (especially if it happens again as this could be an indication of the Tesla sensing voltage variations and adjusting accordingly). Have an electrician tighten all connectors from inside the Main Panel to the outlet you are using.
Loose wiring can cause a fire.
Now consider having the wiring to the main panel checked (especially if it happens again as this could be an indication of the Tesla sensing voltage variations and adjusting accordingly). Have an electrician tighten all connectors from inside the Main Panel to the outlet you are using.
Loose wiring can cause a fire.
Hi,
This has happened to me. The problem was with the Wall Charger.
I have an isolation switch for the wall charger, I switched off the power supply and turned it back again.
This resolved the issue. If you do not have an isolation switch you may try by switching off the power supply to your house.
Hope this help,
Cheers
This has happened to me. The problem was with the Wall Charger.
I have an isolation switch for the wall charger, I switched off the power supply and turned it back again.
This resolved the issue. If you do not have an isolation switch you may try by switching off the power supply to your house.
Hope this help,
Cheers
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