Intresting mention with the 100% . I also got the error at the same location once; don't remember if the car reached 100%. Will keep a look on it, maybe even avoid 100% charging on tesla.I am using from time to time the Tesla Supercharger in Landquart (250kW). If I leave the car for a full charge up to 100% I will get the same message every time "Electrical System Error". I have to switch off the car for a few seconds and then the message disappears.
The maximum charging is not higher than 140kWh (with the 150kWh charger 400V option)
What even is that answer? Dacia spring for 15.000 euro is not expected to give electrical system faults every other charge. Next time I would prorpose to managment to fire that tehnician and hire one from Dacia, because they seem better.I had the same issue last weekend and it sorted itself after around 20 mins.
The car was in for the brake recall on Friday and I mentioned it to the technician, it was dismissed as “sometimes this happens at high voltage chargers” when I asked if I now need to plan an extra 15 mins for it to reset the tech replied “yes” - not the response I was expecting.
Never had a problem with IONITY so will make more of a fuss if it happens again.
Location was Darts Farm in Devon:
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My issue was triggered on charging to 60/65%Intresting mention with the 100% . I also got the error at the same location once; don't remember if the car reached 100%. Will keep a look on it, maybe even avoid 100% charging on tesla.
by button do you mean the one on the car in the charging port?Same. Around 85%. Stopped with the button.
How is this not a recall? Or how has this notice not be sent to owners via letter / email / app notification?The Porsche dealer showed me a notice on the PC screen stating that first-generation Taycans can experience issues with Tesla V3 chargers. Duiven is indeed a V3 charger.