Recent content by macolhie

I saw it yesterday, but now it's gone.

The solution came from maybe the last thread/group I posted to. It was dielectric grease, but many comments eliminated other options along the way. Apparently different people follow different threads/groups. It would be ideal if we could reference different threads in a single post.

The solution was dielectric grease. Despite everything being new and indoors, the connections needed some grease to work properly. Thank you for all the responses and ideas!

The solution was dielectric grease. Despite everything being new and indoors, the connections needed some grease to work properly. Thank you for all the responses and ideas!

I've just tried the second Tesla Wall charger and I am experiencing exactly the same problem. I doubt two Tesla Wall chargers broke at the same time. The vehicle is the most likely culprit.

Yes, the charger works fine otherwise. The update broke the ability to use the charger, at least for my vehicle. Breaker reset helped a bit - it charged at 10kW for 10 minutes and then stopped.

Ok. I was trying to find someone who would get an idea what to do and discovered better threads after posting.

I was just told by Lucid support that Lucid does not support non Lucid (except for EA) Level 2 chargers. My Tesla Wall Charger was working great until 2.5 software broke it. Now it charges at 10 kW for 10 minutes, then shows a series of crazy estimates and end in Charging Error. I've never heard...

I agree that it makes no sense, but maybe it is something specific to Tesla chargers that they broke in the update. At least I wound not have chosen Lucid if I did not believe that I could use one of the 40k Tesla destination chargers or my existing home chargers. We don't even know how many...

Yes, I've done the resets a couple of times. Resetting charger breaker helped it to work for 10 minutes instead of immediately running into problems.

That's the spin, but with 1000x more Tesla Wall and Destination chargers, it does not seem to be the right attitude. As a small volume company, they have to be compatible with the rest of the world. They don't have a choice. No hotel will buy a Lucid charger for the one car a year they will see...

I was just told by Lucid support that Lucid does not support non Lucid (except for EA) Level 2 chargers. My Tesla Wall Charger was working great until 2.5 software broke it. Now it charges at 10 kW for 10 minutes, then shows a series of crazy estimates and end in Charging Error. I've never heard...