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Model s air conditioning issues since Ver 7.0

Discussion in 'Model S: User Interface' started by vchadha, Oct 23, 2015.

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    #1 vchadha, Oct 23, 2015
    Model S 70D

    Since updating to Ver 7.0 the air conditioning does not perform well at all. When setting the heat to 22deg on Auto it only warms to 19deg. Anyone else have this type of issue?
     
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    #2 wcfinvader, Oct 23, 2015
    Try setting it to 80 or 90 degrees. 22 degrees is below freezing so I don't know why you would think it would heat at that setting nor do I know how you got it to go so low. Ours wont let us set it to below 60 degrees.
     
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    #3 musicious, Oct 23, 2015
    22Celcius = 71.6Fahrenheit :)
     
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    #4 Duckjybe, Oct 23, 2015
    We use Celsius in Canada.

    I am having the same issue more so when the outside temperature is more equal to inside.
     
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    #5 vchadha, Oct 23, 2015
    Sorry i quoted in celcius so 22 cel is 67 farenheit.
     
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