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This is not uncommon if you haven’t charged to 100% in a long time. Has happened to me 2-3 times.Try to discharge down below 30% or so once or twice and then back to 100 again, it should recalibrate.
This is not uncommon if you haven’t charged to 100% in a long time. Has happened to me 2-3 times.Try to discharge down below 30% or so once or twice and then back to 100 again, it should recalibrate.
Do you mean San Diego or are you in my neighborhood?Have a safe trip Carol. BTW we are neighbors! Take care.
Fred
I’m in Imperial Beach.Do you mean San Diego or are you in my neighborhood?
Do you go to SD Tesla club events? If so, let's introduce ourselves at the next one, Oct. 26.I’m in Imperial Beach.
Fred
So charge to 90%, then the remaining 10% the next morning? What happens if it sits for a few hours at 100%?In one of his recent videos or streams, Bjorn Nyland said that the Model 3 will not normally charge again until you drop to 93%. He also said that it will stop at 99%.
No, haven’t been to one yet. Found the websiteDo you go to SD Tesla club events? If so, let's introduce ourselves at the next one, Oct. 26.
Happens to me too - If you open the app - then click Charging - it will start charging again.
Very annoying.
Good to know, thanks!Happens to me too - If you open the app - then click Charging - it will start charging again.
Very annoying.
In one of his recent videos or streams, Bjorn Nyland said that the Model 3 will not normally charge again until you drop to 93%. He also said that it will stop at 99%.