Tesla Alerts

Remember back in the days when you had to attach a diagnostic computer to a car to find out what the 'check engine light' meant? Tesla largely did away with this and put said diagnostic tools directly into your main screen. In order to get a list of all the alerts, go into the 'Software' menu option, then press and hold the Model name (such as Model 3) for 3 seconds. A password prompt should open up. Type service and click ok. You can now click on active alerts and see all the recent or active alert/error codes.
Add the list of errors via our tool below to see in-depth information about them as well as get the ability to share the list of errors with others for further discussion. Select Alert Group... ADSP APP APS BC BCCEN BCS2C BCS2L BCS2R BMS CC CHG CHGS CP DAS DCDC DGLAB DI DIF DIR DIS EAS EFUSE ELECTRONIC EPAS EPAS2 EPAS3P EPAS3S EPB EPBL EPBM EPBR ESP ESTW ETH FC GTW HVP IBST IC MCU NARADC NONETAS OCS OCS1P PARK PARK3 PCS PLCRLY PM PMF PMR PMS PROC RADC RCM RCM2 SCCM SCM SCS SDCR SEC TAS TAS2 THC TPMS TURBOA TURBOB UI UMC UNUSEDHVP USM VCFRONT VCLEFT VCRIGHT VCSEATD VCSEATP VCSEC VIP