Tesla "Systems Are Powering Up" Warning Message
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2017
- Today I received the warning message "Systems Are Powering Up - Press Brake When This Message Clears" on my 2015 Tesla Model S 85D. The main center display screen was also black/dead.
I walk you through a few things to try before calling Tesla service. Apparently this is related to the power management feature in the car's software.
First off, wait around 5 minutes to see if the message just goes away and the system reboots. If it doesn't, try leaving the vehicle, locking the doors and leaving for 5 minutes. Then come back and try again. If it still doesn't work, try rebooting the main screen by pressing and holding both scroll wheels on the steering wheel for 10-20 seconds. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Got the same imessage on my X model yesterday. Found this on TH-cam this morning and tried this way to reboot this morning and it worked. Thanks a lot.
Push and hold BOTH menu rollers on the steering wheel to reboot the car. Done.
Thank you very much! Holding top wheel buttons to rest dash screen, then once on i held down the break and right scroll wheel, and big screen turned on. You are amazing! Ty ty ty ty!
thanks for sharing this information, it will be helpful, if and when someone else has this same problem.
You're welcome.
Great video! Had the same issue and the reboot did the job. Much appreciated!!
Thank you so so much! My grandpa has a Tesla and it saved me a 30 minutes drive to the dealership I was not trying to take because he’s old fashioned and prefers face to face instead of phone calls! So I really appreciate you making this video and going into detail. Subscribed!
Thanks for the sub. It’s a 12 hour drive each way to get service here so I really don’t have service.
Must be running windows...
LOL, Linux actually.
well the whole "get out and get back in" reminded me of the windows joke. I wonder if hibernates over sleep which sleep would be quicker but consumes power whereas hibernate would poweroff but slower to boot.
maybe needs a reverse engineer to crack that thing ;)
Tesla vehicles use Ubuntu as it's core.
Thomas Galea Just say Linux since you want to be fun fact guy
It's Linux If You Have Android Smartphones Android Uses Linux
Here's an interesting observation at 2:30 in the video. On the screen just below the car animation, it says "86D", not "85D", but "86D. Hmmm...
Just a car name given by the owner.
First off, I have seen the "powering up" screen a few times in my Model S, and usually it takes only seconds to clear. But recently I have seen a few reports of this occurring shortly after people received a recent software update, and it happened to me.
In my case, a few days ago after installing 17.26.17, it took only 20 seconds or so until I was able to shift into D, but the center screen stayed dark. The center screen stayed dark after I was able to start the car. So I drove off and rebooted the main screen with the two steering wheel scroll buttons. It re-started the way it usually does, no problem since. You can safely drive without the main screen. So even if this was a bit startling, it turned out to be no-never-mind.
I'm a Model 3 "Reservationist" and appreciated your uploading this video ... just in case I run into a similar situation. Thanks!
Hopefully you don't :-) I too have a Model 3 reservation.
The problem with model 3s is if this happens and the main screen dosent boot up then there will be know way of controling the car as there is only one screen unlike the model x and s
I had same problem today with that message & for past three days, but didn't have time to call Tesla so drove my old spare car. I just watched this & read comments. Pushed the two scroll control buttons on steering wheel & that worked. Had to be a little patient for screen to come on, then screen said there will be a software update today. Will deal with that later. I just had the car in for service a couple days ago to repair a tire. They also had to recalibrate suspension. Wonder if this message had something do with that. Message came on morning after the service. Just glad it works now. ( hopefully won't get stranded anywhere)Thanks for all the suggestions.
This video is getting quite a few views so I think this is just a software bug and is happening to quite a few people. Thanks for the comment.
so every morning I have to wait for the car boot up? or just open , get in and drive right away? Thank
Normally you get in and go, no delay and no warnings.
Thx man👍🏻 Tesla support couldn’t help but you did
Right on
This happened to my 4 month old model X. I noticed that this happened after selecting saving mode ON and not always connected. I resolved it in rebooting like you did and deactivated the saving mode an bring back always connected. Since no issue. Not fully sure it was related but still...won't change that settings anymore...
+Franck - I didn't change my power saving setting (which is on), I think this was just a bug in that version of software
Out of interest, have you ever had to shut down the alarm on the car? If so, how did you do it? Was it by chance, using the E-Brake and Power Down facility to shut off all power?
I’ve never powered down the car. I think to turn the alarm off you just double press the key fob (to unlock the car).
In order to make the main screen work you need to system reset through the streering wheel unless they removed it i know the old software update aloud that (In case it happens again)
Have you had to do any follow up with Tesla on this? I have a 2015 85D, almost 4yo with 48000km. Having the same issues, also had main screen locking up (won't respond to touch) and rebooting by itself while driving. I've done lots of resets, factory reset, taken it in to Tesla Melbourne Australia twice. They just keep telling me they can't find anything wrong, and to keep monitoring it. They suggested it may be due to one of our key fobs being faulty, as it had damage to the cover, so I bought a new one from them. They also said to press the voice command button and say "Note" each time there's a problem so they can find it in the vehicle logs. I've now removed the Pin to Drive security, as it's prevented me from driving a couple of times now. The fault is still happening. It would be interesting to hear how you went. Cheers.
same thing is happening or happened to my 2015 P90D Ludicrous today. First time ever, never had an issue before. I tried resetting using the buttons and it worked, but then came back after stopping elsewhere, and wouldn't start, said it can't detect key so it won't drive. So I did another reset, and it worked. So strange. First time ever, can't replicate the problem.
The problem rarely reoccurs for me. It hasn’t got worse so I haven’t mentioned it to Tesla service. Now that the car is out of warranty I have my fingers crossed that the issue stays very random and seldom.
@@InternetDude At least you have video evidence of it happening prior to the warranty expiring. I would definitely follow it up with Tesla though. Another tip the service technician told me was to keep both trip A and B meters reset, as they use memory. I'm concerned it is the EMMC flash memory in the screen's video card (google Tesla emmc). Rich Rebuilds did an episode on it: th-cam.com/video/o-7b1waoj9Q/w-d-xo.html Cheers.
@@JH-it3vd See my comment below. Cheers.
I saw that video. I never thought to reset both tripmeters. I'm pretty sure one hasn't been reset since like new?? I will check ASAP
Just curious what’s the range on your 85D
I saw you u had 277 and not even fully charged
Rated range is something around 426 km (in summer, ideal driving conditions).
I had this happen when I tried to drive my Tesla after Hurricane Irma came through. I had to reboot and the console screen came back.
During the software update, does it disable your car so you cant drive it?
+Michael Logan Yes, for anywhere from 30 to 100 minutes, approximately. That's why it recommends you schedule it in the middle of the night.
@@InternetDude that sucks.
Did you try to update the bios? Or maybe take of the battery :)
😁
The key here seems to be the length of time holding the scroll wheels, at least in software 9.0. Everything I've ever been told has been to hold the scroll wheels until the "T" appears when doing a restart. I was having no joy with that approach. I found your video and performed the steps literally as you were doing them, and lo, my center screen has come back to life! Thanks for posting!
Push the 2 controls bottoms down on the steering wheel the it will reset and you are good to go
In other words, reboot LOL. Yes that helped this time.
InternetDude yes I had the same prob when I first got my Tesla but I was in the middle of nowhere when it happened I ended up finding the issue on google and after I reset it bam the screen immediately came on
I have same issue and rebooting ain't working. Tesla support has been useless. Would have been nice to know about power saving mode... 1 of 3 problems in 3 weeks of owning. Yay...
I have the same exact situation, however the soft and hard resets are not working out. Any other suggestions might help please.
I have 2015 Model S
Try full power down but you are probably going to need to replace the whole MCU screen, it’s expensive $$$
Or is there away to take it out of power saver energy mode. Without access to the touchscreen
No
Thanks for your response bud
Update, turned out my Tesla had EMMC recall. Took it in. They replaced eMMC and everything is back to normal now 👍🏻
I had the same about a good week ago. I didn't wait a lot because I had to leave, but rebooted the system (press the two scroll wheels on the wheel for a few seconds) When the central display came up and the computer booted, I was good to go. I'm not 100% sure if the reboot solved the issue or if it solved on it's own during the time of the boot, but it doesn't cost anything to try.
+Francois Lagrange has it happened to you before that?
No, I had it just once (have the car for almost 2 years now). I hit your video rather by chance. But is it not the first time I have to reboot the main display/entertainment system (about 2 or 3 times).
Friends, after the last software update last week via WiFi I really need your help. I have been in Greece for a week, hoping the update would finish while I was gone, the car was plugged into the charger, 220V, 8Amp. Yesterday I came back and found out that the screen is black. A note behind the steering wheel: call the service station. they told me: The update went wrong. I need to do a reset: press both little scoll wheels on the steering wheel at once and the software will reset, pressing the brake at the same time will reset to factory settings. I did all that: Nothing happened, except a notice to unlock the car, or unplug it. The screen stayed black, and the stick shift does not work. It is stuck in Park position. The doors and the dome lights work, charge port is blue. German road side assistence told me to contact the nearest service station, which is in Hamburg, 120km North, on monday. I might have to get my car there physically, by a towing company on my expense, although I did not request a software update. Tesla forced it onto my car! I could borrow a car trailer from a friend, but how to get a Tesla with the brakes in park onto it. It cannot get lifted either cause its in my car port, under a roof. HELP HELP HELP. Thtere is no connection to the car via the Tesla app either. Anyone any idea?
Maybe they should add a hardware timer for the mainscreen computer. :)
It's normally a non-issue.
This was the fault of me. The Tesla service in Wien repaired for 2100Euro. The big screen was replaced.
The same thing happened to me last week. Just open your garage and drive and the main screen will come online.
It wouldn't let you do anything to keep you from pulling off with the charger connected
Yeah it had no problem with me unplugging it.
I have no idea, there is no way to tell.
It should alert you if the charging circuit dies or if the battery voltage becomes too low
I have not received any alerts regarding the battery.
What if their was an emergency and you were in a hurry? Sounds like a problem
If you were in a hurry, too bad you’re going to be frustrated 😤
InternetDude or if your a female being chased by a mugger .. glad to know you can’t count on the car all the timeS to just fucking work!
And the mirrors didn’t even fold all the way out
maybe its because the car is still plugged in?
MX 90D 6 months old ..This happens to me 2-3 times a month and always has .
Wow.... have you asked Tesla about it?
There are several small annoyances with tesla cars that aren't worth worrying about ...The car is wonderful for it's driving experience ..I do not live near a SC.(250 miles) .. Thats why I peruse the forums and videos , looking for answers ...Thank you for making this video that will bring the problem to Tesla...Also I am familiar with computers and it took Microsoft 30 years to get this far and they don't have it right yet so.......
I'm ~400 miles from the nearest supercharger, with no official plan for anything closer.
I'd rather deal with that than an oil change ;)
I have the same issue. Picked up a new 2017 75D yesterday. Service had just completed installing 8.1 (17.24.28). Screen freezes have been occuring soon after leaving the service center. Reboot by using the scroll buttons as described but continues to occur every 10 minutes. If the car is parked and off and you return after more than 20 minutes it acts exactly as described here. Doesn't matter if you exit and lock or just wait a few minutes in the car to try and start again,. results are the same as it will start again but the screen must be rebooted. Have called and emailed service. No fix yet.
+Chris Walters bummer. Try turning off power saving in the main screen settings
InternetDude It has never been on. Telsa service thought the same thing. it acts exactly like it is going into sleep mode.
Did you try rebooting using both buttons above the scroll wheels?
InternetDude Yes. That does work. I just have to do it about every 10 minutes. Service is supposed to pick it up tomorrow.
You need the screen to shut the car off so thats bad
Yup! As Jeff Bronstein said, do a soft reboot.
I fixed it by trading the car off on a Lexus 😉😁
Tesla had a glitchy previous update causing one or both of the screens to crash. Download the new update that the car asked you to do and it should fix the problem. software 101. If it crashes, make sure you have the latest updates
Alt delet control ✌
I've never seen this in my Tesla
I’ve had it happen one more time since this video.
It happened to me because I guess I left the key in the car at my house, came out the next day and it was basically shut down, you can still drive it but the console screen doesn’t come on at all and neither does the a/c, weird power save mode.
Hold the the scroll wheels on steering wheels and all is solved. First thing Tesla Service will ask you to do . Like rebooting your your PC, works 99% of the time!
This did not work for me. Locking and unlocking the doors several times works, but pushing in the two scrool wheels does not do anything. Also, you must unplug the charging cable then lock and unlock the car. This works just like in the video.
Windows error code::tesla
I can’t believe that on top of all issues related to regular cars you have all the problems of a computer. This is not reliable.
Fortunately this message is rare
Teslas have a FUCK TON of computer systems inside them. Just about everything is ran by independent computers, and you rely on the fact that none of those computer systems will go wrong, it's just too much to ask. these cars are WAY more complicated then they have to be, I'm not sure why they do that. Simplifying the design (using less computers, maybe rely more on mechanical parts) would not only reduce cost, but it would make them more reliable as well.
The Model 3 is simplified compared to the Model S. Tesla is learning 😉. Other gas car automakers have sometimes 50 or more body control modules so they really aren’t any better, they are worse in many cases.
"Have you tried getting out, and getting back in?" :-)
Reboot is usually the answer!!
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I am not a Tesla owner, hopefully one day but only if Tesla has a more
utilitarian vehicle at a price of a current ICE vehicles.
U asked us to give you our 2 cents:
Sadly this vid kind of reminds me of how my Not To Smart iPhone
always reacts after an so called "Up Date". My computer powered
phone has never been as useful after an so called up date as it was
just moments before the up dating........
Tesla cars in ways often remind me of a Not To Smart iPhone......
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+UTubeGlennAR Tesla's are computers on wheels!
Tesla is coming out with a Model 3 version which is significantly cheaper than the others that are currently out, I think they start around 30k ?? Somewhere around that range but you better pre-order now because I heard there’s a waiting list about 2 years long, not kidding.
I’ve had this problem since purchasing in December. It’s very annoying. I was promised a car that instantly was on.....
Elon Musk what’s up??????!!!!!!!
It is normal now, my P100D from June 2018 does this all the time. It’s due to how the car handles power savings now (on newer cars).
modern unreliable cars
I guess technically it is... ;-)
i'm saiyng all the cars made today
mcu failure coming.
Definitely, I was so glad the MCU didn’t die before I sold the car because it was a few grand $$ to replace. It had symptoms of dying!!
MCU FAILURE
The car is someone else’s problem now 😉