windows don't raise all the way after shutting door?

[Heft]

I've had my Model 3 for about 1.5 months. Last night, I noticed one of the windows hadn't raised all the way. It was maybe 1-2 inches from the top. This is probably the 4th time I've actually caught this. I'm hearing impaired, so this issue may have actually happened more often than I caught it (because I can't usually hear the wind when a window is not fully shut).

If I open/close the door, the window shuts all the way. Therefore, duplicating this issue with a Service Center technician is probably incredibly unlikely. We rarely raise/lower the windows ourselves.

Anyone else aware of this issue, or how to deal with it? I'm particularly concerned with the rainy weather coming up. In the meantime, I guess I have to manually check all 4 door windows every time I exit the car, which is kind of a PITA.

 

[Scrutmonkey]

You can try the auto window reset procedure:

With Windows up -
Push down on the two front switches so the Windows go all the way down.
Pull up on the switches till the windows close and hold it up for 10-15 seconds.

Hopefully that fixes it. if not, a video and pics then a trip to the SC.

the opposite is to reset them when they are fully open. Some of us had an 1/4"-1/2" inch window lip on some early M3 owners when our windows were all the way down. The reverse down procedure helped us reset them in the DOWN position.

 

[super20g]

Mine has done it on the rear windows two different times, but I haven't been able to replicate the issue. I did do the reset described above and a hard reboot of the MCU so not sure if one of those fixed it. I usually don't have rear passengers. The first time it was not caught because it was my young child and before daylight and it sat down 3-4" all day in the rain. Interior was quite wet... 2nd time we caught it right away thankfully because it was in a busy area with frequent break-in's. Service said they couldn't see any reason in the logs...

 

[David99]

I'm really surprised this issue made it into the Model 3. I have had this issue on and off with my Model S for the past 4 years. It appears randomly and seems to fix itself just as randomly. I can't believe this bug got ported to the Model 3. I have never found a real fix for it as it happens so randomly.