DI-F035
DI_f035_phaseCurrentBalance
Also written as DI_F035 / DI F035 / DI_f035_phaseCurrentBalance / di_f035_phasecurrentbalance
Why does the exact Tesla alert ID matter?
Record the exact alert ID, including underscores, suffixes, and companion alerts. Tesla alerts that look similar can point to different modules, timestamps, and service procedures.
What does DI-F035 mean?
Tesla fault code in the Drive Inverter (DI) module. A motor current imbalance is detected. This alert will falsely trip due to: The alert DI_w035_phaseCurrentBalance triggered when the vehicle was going into Standby mode. The alert is accompanied by the alert DI_w112_noPhaseCurrent. Otherwise, this alert may be accompanied by other phase alerts, which point to a general fault with the phase current regulation.
Original Description
A motor current imbalance is detected. This alert will falsely trip due to: The alert DI_w035_phaseCurrentBalance triggered when the vehicle was going into Standby mode. The alert is accompanied by the alert DI_w112_noPhaseCurrent. Otherwise, this alert may be accompanied by other phase alerts, which point to a general fault with the phase current regulation.
Affected Tesla Models
What You May Notice
- drive inverter critical fault: A motor current imbalance is detected. This alert will falsely trip due to: The alert DI_w035_phaseCurrentBalance trigge
- Vehicle enters reduced power or limp mode; acceleration severely limited
- Red warning on dashboard — vehicle may not allow driving
How to Diagnose and Resolve
- 1 Safely pull over and stop the vehicle
- 2 Attempt a full reboot: hold both scroll wheels until the Tesla logo appears
- 3 If power is not restored after reboot (fault: "A motor current imbalance is detected. This alert "), call Tesla Roadside Assistance
- 4 The inverter or motor controller will require inspection at a Service Center
Severity Notes
DI-F035 is classified as a Fault, indicating a critical issue in the Drive Inverter system. Do not continue driving and contact Tesla Service immediately.