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Fixing a Broken Tesla Model S Onboard Master Charger

This is a (1st Gen) charger. 2nd is slightly different but should be pretty similar. In this video, I show how I fixed my "broken" model s onboard charger. Tesla charges $2200 to replace and chances are, it's only a blown fuse. When I would plug in my charge cord, it was look like it was starting to charge then I would hear a click from the cable. It would try to start charging then stop. It did this 4 times or so then the charge light would go red. I did some probing and fixed it. This is how I did it. Only a trained professional should do this. I do not condone anyone trying it and do not hold any liability if you damage your car or injure yourself. This video is intended only to show how the car works and not to be used as an instructional how-to video.