I had a NEMA 14-50 outlet installed at home panel is not 208v capable) by a licensed electrician.
Prior to its install, I've charged my 2022 SV Plus just fine on 110v and the included Nissan charger, but the charger faults within 5 seconds of being plugged into this 14-50 outlet.
I happened to find an available outdoor 14-50 outlet via Plugshare and tested the charger on it. Charger worked fine.
I've also tested a few public level 2 chargers and they also work fine, so 14-50 outlet at my home is the problem.
I was with the electrician while he did the install - ground, neutral, and the two hot wiring all look good (to me) on the panel side.
With the six gauge wire being used, which is obviously difficult to maneuver - he had an expected challenge trying to bend and stuff it into place, I'm not going to touch the outlet, and the double 40 amp breaker is too stiff in the panel for me to feel comfortable trying to remove and reseat, though I could try again.
He is due back on Friday to review it again. But, in the meantime, what are people's thoughts/insights on what I might be able to do to see if I can fix the problem on my own?
I did run a multimeter on the outlet and get 120-ish (123, etc) volts on either side, so the volts are there.
Thanks.
Prior to its install, I've charged my 2022 SV Plus just fine on 110v and the included Nissan charger, but the charger faults within 5 seconds of being plugged into this 14-50 outlet.
I happened to find an available outdoor 14-50 outlet via Plugshare and tested the charger on it. Charger worked fine.
I've also tested a few public level 2 chargers and they also work fine, so 14-50 outlet at my home is the problem.
I was with the electrician while he did the install - ground, neutral, and the two hot wiring all look good (to me) on the panel side.
With the six gauge wire being used, which is obviously difficult to maneuver - he had an expected challenge trying to bend and stuff it into place, I'm not going to touch the outlet, and the double 40 amp breaker is too stiff in the panel for me to feel comfortable trying to remove and reseat, though I could try again.
He is due back on Friday to review it again. But, in the meantime, what are people's thoughts/insights on what I might be able to do to see if I can fix the problem on my own?
I did run a multimeter on the outlet and get 120-ish (123, etc) volts on either side, so the volts are there.
Thanks.