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i'm using the Tesla wall connector at home on a 60amp circuit, along with the TeslaTap 80amp adaptor. This has happened a couple of times so far...I wake up to find the MachE is in Charged Paused status, and my Tesla wall connector has a fault code of 7 red blinks. According to Tesla, this means that vehicle overcurrent has been detected they instruct to reduce the vehicle’s charge current setting, which I don't have an option to do in the vehicle settings, and not even sure if I should anyway. They also refer you to the car manufacturer if it persists.
In both instances I removed the connector from the vehicle, reset the wall connector which cleared the fault code, and reconnected to the vehicle, and charging resumed to completion.
Can't really find any info that makes it clear if the problem lies with the wall charger, TeslaTap connector or the vehicle, and I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this or has some feedback. Thanks.
In both instances I removed the connector from the vehicle, reset the wall connector which cleared the fault code, and reconnected to the vehicle, and charging resumed to completion.
Can't really find any info that makes it clear if the problem lies with the wall charger, TeslaTap connector or the vehicle, and I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this or has some feedback. Thanks.
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