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Kirkland / Totem Lake Fred Meyer: DCFC online and has successfully delivered charge to a few drivers. Fred Meyer 12221 120th Ave NE Kirkland, WA 98034

TAHOMA MARKET - although not officially online - CHARGED ME! i plugged in at 11:11 PM, Feb 16th and it worked as other Blink DCFC's have for me in other locations. Bremerton >> Fife >> North Seattle oh so sweet. :o :shock: :P

Seattle is dealing with similar issues. We have 2 DCFC's that have been in the ground for close to a month:Totem Lake (or more:Fife) and haven't been powered on and now a third:Bellevue College - in which they are all dealing with dead screens, un-responsive touch, one side completely down...

I'm curious about this Fife unit going online, as it would come in real handy for a number of drives I do a year... I feel like that lady in the old Mervyn's commercial: "OPEN OPEN OPEN." Tahoma Market FB Page I think I would use that Totem Lake / Kirkland Fred Meyer location as well, but not...

These DCFC units have been in the ground for a while now... They are in good locations for maximizing distance drives and wanted to see more discussion around their launch. I would really like to hear that Fife is online today, for a drive I'm doing this weekend.

from this link: Tahoma Market FACEBOOK photo, left this morning 1/18/2013.

don't forget current ambient temperatures wreak havoc on our Leaf battery packs. they drain much faster. I did a drive from N.Seattle to the airport and back last night, and pretty much used up the entire pack (with climate on most of the way home.) In the summer/fall, this 45 mile roundtrip...

with the recent launch of a few DCFC's in the Seattle area, a member of Seattle Nissan LEAF Owners group on Facebook (LINK: FB/groups/seattlenissanleaf) set off with 100% from Issaquah, up to Snoqualmie Pass @ 3,022' on a reconnaissance drive. after a successful charge, he continued on to...

great, thanks for the clarification. I'm just hoping to get the best out-of-pocket cost ... and i'm befuddled with my current estimate, considering the remaining work is: (permit) connect wires, mount evse, then "commission" unit. $250 admin fee... sheesh.

oh sorry, I guess I was ass-uming and adding in the $400 project credit, to get to $1000-ish. $697-$400 credit = $297 out of pocket?

thanks for the info! so their work was still coming in at $1,000 - correct? what all did they complete, considering you did a bulk of the work upfront (or in their estimate: $732.60 worth of work) ... i can't imagine all the work you did was "only" worth $732, specially considering your out of...

I'm in Seattle too, but my new quote from McKinstry does not reflect a line item of $250 from SPX (what is that?). Care to share what work was done in your garage and the cost? I'm currently working with them to get the installer out sometime soon, but hoping to get some of the work done ahead...

Campbell-Nelson up in Edmonds should treat you right for service. But Nissan of the Eastside (Bellevue) has a service tech named Aaron who frequents the Seattle Area Nissan LEAF group on FB, and many folks on there have given him top reviews. He also provides some good info from time to time...

congrats and welcome to the club... and come play along here, if you're not already: https://www.facebook.com/groups/seattlenissanleaf/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Once the North Bend unit moves forward, connecting that link to the new AV unit that is installed (but not currently active) up at Snoqualmie Pass is going to be nice. Specially partnered with the additional unit at Bellevue [Community] College. I-90 never looked so good!

I think the Lake City one was accurate on the map on Tuesday, when I used it. The right port had a hand written "out of order" sticky-note on it, and when I tested it, it wouldn't read/recognize my card. the left port was working and if I remember right, the Blink iOS app showed: 1 Ready/ 1...

sounds like the DCFC (DCQC) at Nissan of the Eastside isn't currently operational, they are waiting on a 2nd unit and will be installing the 2 of them at the same time. along with additional L2's

looks like a few of those comments on PlugShare were made before the DCFC went in. according to Aaron (a service tech there, focused on the LEAF) the AV unit was provided to them by Nissan. Doesn't seem to be a unit installed for the electric highway from what I understand. Last info Aaron...

The Blink DCFC at Lake City Way Fred Meyer was $FREE last week when my wife used it and the one at the South Lake Union Discovery Center was also $FREE when I used it on 10/01 They have implemented the pay-structure for their Level 2 chargers. I have paid at the International District /...

if it helps: there are 3 DCFC's in Seattle. two of them are pretty much in downtown, the other is at the north end of the city. http://www.recargo.com/sites/7066" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (Capitol Hill neighborhood) http://www.recargo.com/sites/5473"...