Tesla asks an incoming owner for the recorded transfer deed and equipment-label photos after closing. Prepare the handoff without guessing serial numbers.
Tesla describes periodic calibration as normal. Learn why reserve, solar flow and grid settings may temporarily look different before opening a repair case.
Tesla tells owners to confirm permission to operate before enabling export. Treat the app control as implementation of approval, not the approval itself.
Tesla says the installer controls this setting by default and restrictions commonly reflect utility rules or third-party ownership. Verify the reason before changing plans.
Saving every stored unit for an outage prevents Self-Powered and Savings modes from using that energy. Choose the reserve from outage priorities, not a universal rule.
The next step depends on whether large loads exceeded power capability or stored energy fell into standby. Record the app message before restarting anything.
Manufacturer support and insurers may need photographs, ownership records and a loss description. Build one evidence set without climbing onto the roof.
The company that owns the array may control loss, removal and rebuilding decisions. Read the agreement before treating every damaged system as a homeowner claim.
Removed modules are not ordinary roof debris. Record ownership and condition, then choose a lawful destination before the crew starts dismantling the array.
OUC distinguishes an existing grandfathered account from a new account holder. Ask for buyer-specific export treatment before using the seller’s bills.