CP_a019
Tesla
Wi‑Fi Module or Network Failure
App shows CP_a019; Wall Connector LEDs flash error; unit cannot connect to Wi‑Fi or cloud services
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Possible Causes
Weak Wi‑Fi signal at charger location, Incorrect Wi‑Fi password or SSID, Faulty internal Wi‑Fi module, Router blocking required ports
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Network issues do not affect basic electrical safety, but do not open the unit unless power is off.
- Check signal strength: Use a phone at the Wall Connector location to verify Wi‑Fi signal quality. If weak, move the router or add a Wi‑Fi extender.
- Re‑enter credentials: Use the commissioning interface to forget and rejoin the desired Wi‑Fi network, ensuring the password is correct.
- Router settings: Ensure the router is not blocking the Wall Connector's MAC address and that standard outbound ports are allowed.
- Firmware update: If the unit briefly connects, allow time for firmware updates to complete.
- If CP_a019 persists with good Wi‑Fi: The internal Wi‑Fi module may be defective; the logic board or entire Wall Connector may require replacement.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Tesla Wall Connector Wi‑Fi module
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