Window sticking when opening door, door won’t close without lowering window

[BluesOnPurpose]

(2022 Plaid)

Was opening my driver’s side door and noticed the window was sticking, close to where the “big window” and quarter glass part meet. It opens eventually, though you can see in the second photo, it doesn’t lower the window enough after opening to close without the window hitting the trim. Obviously am worried about damaging the glass/door. Tried recalibrating the window and wiping it down + the area where it attaches to the door, no luck.

Any ideas for what I can try to fix it? Service center appointment isn’t for 2 weeks and I still need to drive. For now, just rolling the window down any time I need to open or close the door. Can’t figure out how to attach a video, hopefully these images help a bit. Note, no damage or anything recently, just out of nowhere

 

[Tdriver]

Did you try a reboot, and did you try doing a vent with the app?

 

[BluesOnPurpose]

Did you try a reboot, and did you try doing a vent with the app?

Yep, did both forms of reboot. Venting via app works, I’m doing that before I get in every time now to avoid damaging anything.

 

[TLLMRRJ]

On the Model 3/Y, if you put aftermarket puddle lights, they can cause an issue with the automatic window rolldown when opening and closing doors. Don't know if that applies to the refresh.

Did you make any changes to the lighting?

 

[BluesOnPurpose]

On the Model 3/Y, if you put aftermarket puddle lights, they can cause an issue with the automatic window rolldown when opening and closing doors. Don't know if that applies to the refresh.

Did you make any changes to the lighting?

No changes to the lighting.

 

[TLLMRRJ]

No changes to the lighting.

Oh well, that probably eliminates all the easy fixes. I would guess you'll have to wait for the appointment as there's not much else to DIY than what you've already done. Maybe you could find another service center that has a closer opening.