The E-Stop Test simulates the experience of Rapid Shutdown (RSD) being initiated to confirm RSD wiring is correct and the system shuts down as expected.

1. Select System Tests > E-Stop Test > Start Test.

   

   Note

   If any Powerwall 3 currently has RSD triggered, the test cannot be performed. Identify what is triggering RSD for that unit and resolve the issue to enable the E-Stop test.

   

2. Push the E-Stop button(s) to initiate RSD. If the system has more than one E-Stop, push each one.
   Note

   If the system has more than one E-Stop and any E-Stop is not pushed during this test, that E-Stop will display a failure in the final test result. This is expected behavior, as all E-Stops should be pushed during the test.
3. In Tesla One, select I've Pressed It. Follow the prompts to continue pushing the E-Stop button for 10 seconds.

   

4. If the test is successfully completed, select Done to return to the landing page.
5. If the test fails, select Troubleshoot for interactive troubleshooting tips.