[Barq]

I use the Timer Setting in the iOS app to turn on the heat at 8:15 before leaving for work. Today, I left a little early, and plugged in to a ChargePoint charger on arrival.

A little later, I was confused to get a notification that the car had stopped charging, and walked back to see what the issue was. I found the car with the heating on, and charging stopped.

Turns out the Timer Setting doesn’t account for Daylight Saving Time, and my 8:15 scheduled warmup had silently become 9:15.

Has anyone else run into this?

 

[allenfinne]

Yep- I have car scheduled for a 6:15a weekday start. Noticed it wasn't running when I went to the garage to leave. Checked a few minutes ago and the app was off by an hour (7:15a start) So deleted that schedule and redid it.

 

[Barq]

Heh. I tried to open a ticket with Solterra Connect support to try and make sure this gets sorted out before the next time change, but the support rep was having technical issues and told me to call back later.

 

[n6nl]

Perhaps their computer system had daylight savings time issues.