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Tesla Energy
Energy
User reports 14 A charging after two Powerwall 2 were disabled
Unconfirmed: a Tesla community user says that after two Powerwall 2 units were disabled, pending replacement under a recall, their Wall Connector Gen 3 was charging at only 14 A instead of the expected 48 A. According to the account, when connecting the car after returning from a trip, the app and the vehicle limited the selection to 14 A or less. The author says they noticed no charging problems during the prior week, while they were out of the country.…
- User reports a 14 A maximum on Wall Connector Gen 3, versus the expected 48 A.
- Two Powerwall 2 units were disabled a week ago and are pending replacement.
🔎 Why it matters: There is no official confirmation from Tesla: the report attributes the 14 A limit on the Wall Connector Gen 3 to disabling two Powerwall 2 units under a recall, but the text provides no diagnosis that proves it.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: Until the cause is identified, charging will stay limited to 14 A instead of the 48 A the author expects.
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