Post-maintenance malfunctions with my Tesla

[Pundo]

After recent maintenance on my Tesla, I've noticed a couple of issues. The windows don't roll up properly, letting air into the car, and when I try to charge, it takes 5 minutes before it starts charging. I'm really concerned about these problems and would appreciate any help

 

[Ador_]

I think you have a similar issue with other members here. Have you tried restarting your Model 3 completely?

 

[Pundo]

I haven’t tried that yet, but I’ll give it a shot. Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll keep you posted.

 

[sherwin143!]

It sounds like your windows need to be recalibrated. I found some helpful instructions online by searching for Model 3 window calibration. Hopefully, that will fix it! If not, you can always submit a service ticket and have a Tesla come out and take care of it for you.

https://www.tesla.com/support/do-it-yourself-model-3#calibrating-windows

There might be a setting for this either in your car or in the Tesla App.

Also, check the 'CHARGE STATS' screen in the app. Make sure you don't have 'Time of Use' (TOU) set up there. If you do, it could be causing the issue you're experiencing.

You can still use TOU, but make sure it's only set for 'HOME' charging.

 

[Dizzle$$$]

After recent maintenance on my Tesla, I've noticed a couple of issues. The windows don't roll up properly, letting air into the car, and when I try to charge, it takes 5 minutes before it starts charging. I'm really concerned about these problems and would appreciate any help

Ugh, super frustrating! Maybe check out the seals around the windows and charging port. Could just need a good clean!

 

[Pundo]

It sounds like your windows need to be recalibrated. I found some helpful instructions online by searching for Model 3 window calibration. Hopefully, that will fix it! If not, you can always submit a service ticket and have a Tesla come out and take care of it for you.

https://www.tesla.com/support/do-it-yourself-model-3#calibrating-windows

There might be a setting for this either in your car or in the Tesla App.

Also, check the 'CHARGE STATS' screen in the app. Make sure you don't have 'Time of Use' (TOU) set up there. If you do, it could be causing the issue you're experiencing.

You can still use TOU, but make sure it's only set for 'HOME' charging.

Thanks,I’ll try recalibrating the windows and checking the TOU settings

 

[Pundo]

Ugh, super frustrating! Maybe check out the seals around the windows and charging port. Could just need a good clean!

Good point! I’ll double-check the seals and clean them, fingers crossed it’s a simple fix.