Recent content by ryanjeffords

I've had my Model Y for a little over a year and have developed a few issues. I scheduled an appointment at the service center and have a few questions. Is it normal for Tesla to send cost estimates for things that SHOULD be warrantied? I don't understand why they do this. For example, my...

This is an odd one. I have a 7 seater and I've noticed when driving around with just passengers in the 2nd row, everything is fine. But when I put my 6 year old in the 3rd row and slide the 2nd row forward, while we're driving, the 2nd row (on the driver's side) will engage the recline motor...

I'm having this exact problem. Glad I'm not alone. Going to schedule a service appointment.

Yeah, I definitely wouldn't want to mess with an adapter and not having the button to press to unlock the charger. Whenever I use my adapter I always forget how to unlock the charger to get the adapter off. It's a pain and I don't want to deal with it. I have 34 wifi devices on my network...

No rules. the password is rather simple with no special characters and I confirmed my network is NOT using WPA3. SO WEIRD. The wall charger can see my main network, but it just refuses to connect even when I'm 100% confident I type the right password. As for the firmware, I cycled the...

After mulling it over for a few weeks I decided to buy a new Gen 3 Tesla Wall Connector. I got it installed, turned the circuit on and then went to configure it. Then the problems started rolling in. For starters, I scanned the QR code on the side and my phone said "no data". So I decided...

Yeah, I added the GFCI breaker myself a few years back. I plan to keep it there unless I have to remove it ...depending on how I decide to install my HPWC. I appreciate all the help you've been...given me a lot to think about. I think (at least initially) I'm just going to wire the NEMA...

2 reasons: I already have a 50 amp circuit I can run my HPWC from. If I'm going to run another circuit, I might as well max it out. Is it code though? When I built the house in 2009, it didn't have a GFCI breaker. I added that when I started brewing with the outlet (for safety). The outlet...

Something like this? https://www.homedepot.com/p/Square-D-Homeline-1-30-Amp-2-Pole-1-50-Amp-2-Pole-Quad-Tandem-Circuit-Breaker-HOMT230250CP/311939386#product-overview I guess I could take that run my dryer (30 amp) and wall outlet (50 amp) on that and then that will free up a slot to run a...

Right. I thought of that after I posted. The problem is, my 50 amp circuit is on my main panel... they're all "big" circuits. 60 amp Furnace 35 amp AC 50 amp Range 60 amp Interior subpanel 30 amp Dryer 50 amp NEMA 14-50 outlet Obviously I can't do anything with the interior panel since it's...

I do not...until now. Oh my gosh. This is brilliant... and could allow me to retain a 50 amp for my existing plug and then run a 60amp hardwire for the HPWC. The question is, do the tandems comes in 50 and 60 amp variety? I only see them in 15 and 20 amp.

Interesting complication... My brewing rig is actually a 240V 30amp system. It has an integrated 30amp breaker and plugs into my existing 50amp circuit. ...but all that aside... The 50amp breaker in my main panel is GFCI (because of the brewery). I know the HPWC has built in GFCI...

I only brew a few times per year. This would be no different than how often I plug/unplug my mobile charger. Interesting idea about the A/B switch... I actually have a A/B switch on the brewery controller that I use but it's only supporting <30amps of current. I like the idea, but looking...

I know. But I also know you can wire a plug pretty easily.

I have a NEMA 14-50 outlet in my garage that I use for changing my car AND running my brewing equipment. I recently ordered a Tesla HPWC and obviously want to get the most I can from it, but that would require upgrading my circuit to 60 amps. I verified that the wire is 4 awg, so I should be...