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Model Y received 2022-May
Doesn’t work. On high it’s at a level 3 or 4!!!Looks like the 2022.44.25 software update now offers a fan speed intensity setting (LO/MED/HI) for automatic climate control, according to the release notes.
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Doesn’t work. On high it’s at a level 3 or 4!!!Looks like the 2022.44.25 software update now offers a fan speed intensity setting (LO/MED/HI) for automatic climate control, according to the release notes.
It does work.Doesn’t work. On high it’s at a level 3 or 4!!!
I’m glad (for real) that it pleases you and likely others. I will continue to go to manual mode because I often want more air even if I am at my desired temperature.It does work.
LO/MED/HI are related to auto mode. Each of those 3 selections is a relative fan speed to the desired temperature. So if you set it to HI, your climate set to 72, and it's currently 72 in the cabin - the fan will not work on max speed. It will work around 3-4 in manual mode. But if your cabin temperature is 30, climate set to 72 - the fan will work at max speed.
The same for the other modes. If you set it to LO, the climate to 72 but cabin temperature is 30, fan speed will not work on max but at around 4-5 I guess and when cabin warms up it goes down to 1-2 speed.
This is a setting that I use because I don't like fan noise.im
This is exactly the point of manual mode. If you don't want the computer to regulate the temperature and conserve power when at the set temp, you can use manual to do whatever the heck you like. But the auto modes work extremely well, think of them as maximum speeds rather than set speeds. The computer will decide on anything from off to your set maximum if in auto.I’m glad (for real) that it pleases you and likely others. I will continue to go to manual mode because I often want more air even if I am at my desired temperature.
Hello, I don't understand the above quote.maximum speeds rather than set speeds. The computer will decide on anything from off to your set maximum if in auto.
People's temperature comfort varies a lot. My typical case is: temperature of about 55 º F, sun glaring in thru windshield making me hot, but the general temperature inside the car is OK. I just want a blast of air for a few minutes, on my face. If I turn the temperature down to invoke this, I have to turn it way low, to like 64 º, and then the air blast is too cold.This is strange. Living in southwestern Ontario I leave my temperature at 21 degrees celsius and auto, and have never fidgeted with any HVAC controls while driving. Auto works perfect for me.
People's temperature comfort varies a lot. My typical case is: temperature of about 55 º F, sun glaring in thru windshield making me hot, but the general temperature inside the car is OK. I just want a blast of air for a few minutes, on my face. If I turn the temperature down to invoke this, I have to turn it way low, to like 64 º, and then the air blast is too cold.
I will try this. Thanks. I hope it works to just change the fan speed.You actually do. Tell the car to set the temperature to whatever you want. Or fan speed. Or activate either defroster. Or whatever
Tesla's voice recognition accuracy and breadth of capability is second to none, in my experience.
Say "Set fan speed to X" - it works.I will try this. Thanks. I hope it works to just change the fan speed.
thanks so very much! I tried it before I saw your reply and figured out that yes, "set fan speed to 7" works, which will be a lifesaver for me. I tried "Fan speed 7" and it didn't understand it, but I can learn its syntax.Say "Set fan speed to X" - it works.
good reminder! I've used voice commands a bit. it's not my natural inclination. and i don't like that its responses are only in print, which is hard to read while driving. But for a few things like this, yes, it sounds great.Yeah.. probably there are no "Auto climates" on the market yet that can figure out that you need a "blast of air for a few minutes".
If it's complicated to control the fan through menu, you can explore "voice commands", it works pretty well in Tesla
For example "Increase fan speed to maximum", and so on.
For example, when I need to drive somewhere, I always use a voice to set the desired location in navigator instead of typing it or use a "share location" from iPhone. Or when it's raining and traffic is intense, I use my voice to control the wipers. Pretty cool.
If 3f change is about what you need, try saying "I'm hot" or "I'm cold". That's the 3f voice command up or down.People's temperature comfort varies a lot. My typical case is: temperature of about 55 º F, sun glaring in thru windshield making me hot, but the general temperature inside the car is OK. I just want a blast of air for a few minutes, on my face. If I turn the temperature down to invoke this, I have to turn it way low, to like 64 º, and then the air blast is too cold.