Just had my Tesla Wall Connector install today. I went in the device web settings as instructed and when I went to change it from 48A to 60A it gave me a spinning circle. It’s been over an hour and still the spinning circle and no way to get out of it. I reset the circuit breaker and took power away and it’s still doing the same thing. Any suggestions before I reach out to Tesla for help?
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Wall Connector Help
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RayK
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I dont have a gen 3 wall connector (I have 2 gen 2s) but a 60amp breaker has a charge speed of 48amps, and its my understanding that gen 3 wall connectors come out of the box setup for 48amp charging (which is the fastest they will go).
Said another way, what are you changing, and why? 48 amps IS the correct setting for a 60 amp breaker.
Said another way, what are you changing, and why? 48 amps IS the correct setting for a 60 amp breaker.
A couple of weeks ago when I installed my wall connector I had to start over 3 or 4 times by flipping the breaker off and back on. In another thread someone suggested putting your phone into airplane mode while you do the setup. You might give that a try.
mtbwalt
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Yeah the Gen 3 wall connector supports 48 amps. They just recommend a 60A breaker because it really will pull those 48 amps and you don’t want it tripping.
RayK
Active Member
Not sure what might be the problem. Installation manual is here:
Page 22, Commissioning Procedure says that upon power up, the green LEDs will indicate the maximum circuit breaker it's configured for. Don't know if that's what you set in the firmware, or if that's supposed to be some hardware limitation that it found. Sorry can't be more of a help.
Page 22, Commissioning Procedure says that upon power up, the green LEDs will indicate the maximum circuit breaker it's configured for. Don't know if that's what you set in the firmware, or if that's supposed to be some hardware limitation that it found. Sorry can't be more of a help.
80% continuous draw. It *has* to be a 60amp breaker for 48amp charging.
That said, I prefer charging at 1amp... take it nice and slow... brown-chicken-brown-cow.
mtbwalt
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Yeah chart here shows max amperage of 48A (on a 60A breaker)
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Wall Connector
The Tesla Wall Connector is the most efficient way to charge a Tesla at home — just plug in your vehicle overnight and wake up to a charged vehicle.
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If you are using an iPhone try turning off iCloud Private Relay (Beta)
From the setting app>your Name>iCloud>Private Relay (Beta)>Private Relay (Beta)>Toggle this off
I have had to do this to connect things like myQ garage door opener.
Once you get everything connected you can turn the Private Relay back on.
Hey guys. Thanks for all your reply’s. I finally got it figured out. The menu finally unlocked after several hours. I am not sure what caused that. After I got back in I selected the 60A circuit breaker size and then the panel correctly proportioned the max charging to 48A.
flstcgranucci
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Once I connect to the wall connectors Wi-Fi and navigated to the internal web interface it takes a bunch of page refreshes to display the menu.
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