Window rolls up after lowering

[Cfrangiadis]

On my '15 S85D, my passenger window keeps rolling up within a few minutes of me lowering it...without me using the switch. There are no unusual noises. I just can't get the window to stay down. I have tried recalibrating with no luck. I have not found anyone else online with the same exact problem, though many seem to experience the windows rolling down

 

[father_of_6]

Possibly the switch? Perhaps try rolling it down using the app and see if it stays down.

 

[Nosken]

Believe it or not---sometimes the puddle lights can cause the issue.
Do you have aftermarket puddle lights? If so--Swap the one you took out---or swap with another door to see if that fixes it.
I know on Model 3 and Y it can....and I think I noticed it on my previous Model S a little.
Obviously, you have done a reboot?

 

[amallah]

I have the opposite issue with the passenger window - if I open it, it won't close unless I also open the door. Looks like some part of the rubber? lining is blocking it and the resistance reverses the motor. I am not sure the same thing could happen in the other direction, but if you haven't tried opening the window with the door open, it's worth a test.

 

[Cfrangiadis]

Possibly the switch? Perhaps try rolling it down using the app and see if it stays down.

The app doesn't give me that option... possibly because it's a '15.

 

[Cfrangiadis]

I have the opposite issue with the passenger window - if I open it, it won't close unless I also open the door. Looks like some part of the rubber? lining is blocking it and the resistance reverses the motor. I am not sure the same thing could happen in the other direction, but if you haven't tried opening the window with the door open, it's worth a test.

Mine rolls down fine. No weird noise or difficulty. Usually, within five minutes, it stealthily rolls back up. I usually don't even notice until I look over and realize it got me again

 

[Cfrangiadis]

I have the opposite issue with the passenger window - if I open it, it won't close unless I also open the door. Looks like some part of the rubber? lining is blocking it and the resistance reverses the motor. I am not sure the same thing could happen in the other direction, but if you haven't tried opening the window with the door open, it's worth a test.

It opens and closes perfectly. It just randomly closes a few minutes after I open it

 

[Cfrangiadis]

I have the opposite issue with the passenger window - if I open it, it won't close unless I also open the door. Looks like some part of the rubber? lining is blocking it and the resistance reverses the motor. I am not sure the same thing could happen in the other direction, but if you haven't tried opening the window with the door open, it's worth a test.

It opens and closes perfectly. It just randomly closes a few minutes after I open i

Believe it or not---sometimes the puddle lights can cause the issue.
Do you have aftermarket puddle lights? If so--Swap the one you took out---or swap with another door to see if that fixes it.
I know on Model 3 and Y it can....and I think I noticed it on my previous Model S a little.
Obviously, you have done a reboot?

I have done a reboot, though this did start around the time of the last software update

 

[Cfrangiadis]

Believe it or not---sometimes the puddle lights can cause the issue.
Do you have aftermarket puddle lights? If so--Swap the one you took out---or swap with another door to see if that fixes it.
I know on Model 3 and Y it can....and I think I noticed it on my previous Model S a little.
Obviously, you have done a reboot?

Oh, I have zero mods outside of tinting and powder coating the wheels, both done three years ago

 

[father_of_6]

I have done a reboot, though this did start around the time of the last software update

Oh, that sounds more like a software issue then. I have had a few strange anomalies after an update. You could try a hard reboot. Maybe hitting "power down" in the menu and just sit in the car for 10 minutes.