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Users recommend turning off Tesla wireless charging pad over heat
Unconfirmed: A post from Tesla users in forums describes a common problem: phones that get noticeably hot on the wireless charging pad when left there during a short drive and picked up about 30 minutes later. The author says many owners don't know Tesla reportedly added a software toggle to turn off this charging. The author says they will explain how to disable it, though the available text does not include the steps or the exact menu. This is a community discussion, not a news item confirmed by Tesla.
- According to the post, Tesla reportedly added a software toggle for wireless charging.
- The author describes phones heating up after 30 minutes on the wireless charging pad.
🔎 Why it matters: No official Tesla confirmation: the post claims a software toggle exists to turn off the vehicle's wireless charging pad.
📈 Upside: If the toggle exists, phones would stop overheating on the pad after being left charging.
📉 Risk: If the toggle is not in the installed software version, the pad will keep heating the phone.
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