If you have a charging problem with your Tesla, the first thing to check is the cable connection. Does the charger or wallbox plug fit perfectly into the socket? Yes, the connection is perfect, but the locking mechanism is loose. This is a classic situation that can happen. When the cable is properly inserted, thanks to the connectors, it must also be securely fastened by a locking system that locks the plug for a more secure and secure connection. When this doesn't happen and the cable doesn't lock, it could be due to debris or a deformed plug or socket. In this case, if a thorough cleaning doesn't solve the problem, the deformed geometry of the part will cause a loose and loose connection. Replacing the cable and choosing a compatible Tesla charging cable is the best way to solve the problem. If the original cable isn't damaged, it's best to try charging with a different charger to rule out problems with yours.