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This doesn't work on my end. MYLR '22I found that turning on climate control remotely from the app will trigger Cabin Overheat protection to start monitoring and maintaining climate after the car has been sleeping. So you don't have to open the door to reset the clock
Unlocking and locking the vehicle from the app DID NOT enable COP to function. The only thing that worked for me when my vehicle was sitting at 137 degrees was to turn on the AC until it reached 80 degrees and then turn it off. Once the temperature rose again above 105, COP started working.Cabin Overheat Protection (COP) is only active for the first 12 hours after you park the Tesla vehicle. To reset the 12 hour clock you can use the Tesla app to unlock, lock the doors.
Turning on the Climate Control via the Tesla app is not the same as COP. COP (with AC) will maintain the cabin temperature at or below 105F. COP with fan only (No AC) may not be able to maintain the temperature below 105F or even 130F but it will be cooler than without COP (fan only mode) enabled.
Climate Control will heat or cool the passenger cabin to whatever temperature you have set.
Assuming the battery state of charge is greater than 20% COP set to On should remain active, maintaining the cabin temperature at or below 105F for 12 hours. What cabin temperatures are you observing after an hour or so?I need to read through this thread but I’m experiencing where COP comes on when it should but after an hour or two it will stop. If I don’t do anything when I check back later it’s working. It’s like it cycles. This isn’t a “greater than 12 hours” situation.
It can get up to 125 or so. Battery state is > 50%Assuming the battery state of charge is greater than 20% COP set to On should remain active, maintaining the cabin temperature at or below 105F for 12 hours. What cabin temperatures are you observing after an hour or so?
I would expect 125 - 130F for COP No AC (fan only mode.) Have you tried rebooting, also logging out of your Tesla account on the Tesla phone app and logging back on to the account?It can get up to 125 or so. Battery state is > 50%
interesting! After logging out of my account and logging back in, cop began functioning again. Not sure if it’s coincidental or not. I’m presuming I’ll see the same behavior continue as if that was the fix it implies a software quirk.I would expect 125 - 130F for COP No AC (fan only mode.) Have you tried rebooting, also logging out of your Tesla account on the Tesla phone app and logging back on to the account?
Another user posted that logging out of the Tesla account, logging back in is what fixed COP (at least temporarily).interesting! After logging out of my account and logging back in, cop began functioning again. Not sure if it’s coincidental or not. I’m presuming I’ll see the same behavior continue as if that was the fix it implies a software quirk.
Edit: btw, it was set to full COP, not fan only.
So just to report back- I’ve yet to have my issue reappear after logging out of the app and then back in. Seems to have fixed it. I just jinxed myself of course. Thanks again for the tip.Another user posted that logging out of the Tesla account, logging back in is what fixed COP (at least temporarily).
This summer I am using COP w/No AC (HVAC fan only). This appears to use only 1/3rd as much of the battery charge over 8 hours as does COP set On (with AC.) So 2 kWh instead of 6kWh or so.
I’ve had success in just venting the windows from the app resetting the COP 12 hour timer.I was just told by the service technician (who took a few days to ask one of the techs) that you have to open the car door in order to reset the clock. So I have an alarm set on my phone for every morning at 8am "Tesla COP" ... fingers crossed ...