You might use delayed charging to plug-in (not start charging), then go in the car and hit "start", and watch the voltage immediately appear. In this case, the first thing I'd recommend looking at is the voltage reported on the screen of the Tesla immediately when charging is called to start. I'm particularly knowledgeable about the "v1" box (metal box - black or silver dating back to Kickstarter era) but I'm slowly learning about the V2 (plastic box) and its inherited architecture of the v1 boxes. I'd love to see a pic of your particular JuiceBox - there were MANY versions over the years.
JUICEBOX ENEL X PRO
Has anyone had a similar experience with the JuiceBox Pro 40 (or similar) not playing nicely with the Tesla? It's not working with either of two Teslas but it IS working fine with a non-Tesla EV. Opening up the outlet and retightening all the screws (they were fine, but now even tighter).
I'll probably re-subscribe to that anyway, but I doubt that's the fix, or the issue.) My Premium Connectivity trial expires 4/10, and I cannot imagine it's related, but. With the new Tesla Model 3 Performance, it charged it fine/normally for several weeks, until 4/12, when it started not working. For more than a year now, without issue, it's been used to charge my other electric vehicle. I have a JuiceBox Pro 40 mounted in my garage and plugged into a NEMA 14-50 outlet.
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