cmd_keen
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Most likely a loose GND connection. Also have the electrician check for proper GND cable AWG (thickness of wire).
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Yea, I've seen them all. It gets better with each episode. I believe it was also renewed... so let's see where this nuke plant thing goes.You're not all caught up?
I had ensured I had the DIP switch setting correctly and I used a torque wrench to tighten all connections to Tesla's specifications. Also, I had the breaker setting correct as well.why dont you call your electrician and see if the L1, L2/N and GND are tightly screwed , had read on the forum someone had a similar problem and the it was loose screws on the conductors. Check dial settings on the left side to the correct breaker size you are using and make sure the DIP switch is DOWN (1) and UP (2) View attachment 185054
My electrician was the one Tesla recommended on their site and I thought they were on point and profession. I just had them up to my cottage earlier today to install a NEMA 14-50 plug for me.I had ensured I had the DIP switch setting correctly and I used a torque wrench to tighten all connections to Tesla's specifications. Also, I had the breaker setting correct as well.
It's my understanding that grounding issues typically results in a flashing red light and @SSD420 and I both have a solid red light.
Anyway, Tesla is in the process of swapping it out. Might be a defective unit?
When you say it happened "once", do you mean it has worked ever since? What happens if you turn off the breaker to the WC? Does the solid red-light issue happen again?My electrician was the one Tesla recommended on their site and I thought they were on point and profession. I just had them up to my cottage earlier today to install a NEMA 14-50 plug for me.
It only happened once with my HPWC. Do you think it's a cause for concern and to call Tesla or my electrician back right now?
I've been out of town since the day I posted this thread. So I've only encountered the issue once.When you say it happened "once", do you mean it has worked ever since? What happens if you turn off the breaker to the WC? Does the solid red-light issue happen again?
Good hearing from you @K-MTG ... Been a while since the early MX days. See after getting you sun-shade you still have a sense of humor.
yep... got my sunshade and it's a cabinet in the Garage. I have never needed it. Guess the Georgia sun can't compare to Cali.