My car does sleep with Teslafi. I've fiddled with the settings, and needed to give it 25 minutes in stead of 15, but my car goes to sleep fine. It does also more or less randomly wake up and stay awake for hours before going to sleep again. I've included a screenshot of yesterday. I made sure my keyfob stayed out of range of the car to not wake it myself. I didn't touch the Tesla app as well.

As you can see the car sleeps for hours and then suddenly awakes and stays awake for hours before falling asleep again.

Is this normal behavior for a Tesla? It sure is using more energy than I would like for a day standing still :)

It's a 90D with MCU1. Energy saving is on, always connected is off. No other apps / loggers connected. Only have the official Tesla app. Also changed my password to make sure nothing else was connecting.

What does the little up-down arrows next to the Sleeps checkbox on the main screen do?

Is there a video or something that does through what all the items do?

What does the Fan Avg and the number after it displayed in the Drive Avg Temp box? Mine says items from .5 to 3.8 and I have no idea what the means.

I think it would be nice to see a statistic about how long it takes my car to fall asleep. Maybe even some fleet statistics per model / mcu / firmware. This could help to optimize the sleep timer as well. 

i have the settings set to Free and zero for all 3 entries after that.

the report on screen Charge Search/Download shows the cost savings correctly.

But when you download the csv it only has a cost column and that shows like i PAID for the supercharging.

should be zero

When reviewing my charges both of those areas of the chart are blank.  Is this a setting issue on my account or another problem.

For example if I wanted to start charging 5 minutes after I get home rather than at a specific time of day.

In Florida it’s really humid and lately I’ve been having odor issues. Tesla Is going to do a cleaning and replace the filters but they recommended running the fan only on full blast for a few minutes after a drive to keep it clean. Are you able to create a schedule for running the fan only, and ideally a trigger called “after a drive has occurred”?

thanks!

I keep getting emails about the TeslaFi trying to allow the car to sleep, but sentry mode is on, so this just winds up skipping logging for 15 minutes, for no reason.  TeslaFi already knows that Sentry mode is on, so it shouldn't try to let it sleep because it never will.