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My rush hour went off yesterday afternoon and the temp rise made me doze off and i woke up sweating with it set to 80 degrees. I'm in the process of canceling,
by gre 2y ago
My rush hour went off yesterday afternoon and the temp rise made me doze off and i woke up sweating with it set to 80 degrees. I'm in the process of canceling, it's not easy. I used the chat and someone is going to send me an email (which says it's canceled?) within 24-48 hours.
Harder to turn off than anything else in recent memory. If anyone has a pro tip on an easy way to cancel let me know.
- 486sx33 2y agoJust connect the wires manually To turn on the fan and AC, you'd connect R and Y (or R, G, and Y on systems where the thermostat controls the fan).
- tedunangst 2y agoFor real, you have to hotwire your AC for manual operation?
- gre 2y agoYou can change the temperature after rush hour starts. I'm talking about turning off the rush hour crap entirely.
- gre 2y agoThey got back to me and wanted to do a phone call to unenroll me. I told them they could do it without speaking to me since I don't have any power in the process, so we got to skip the phone call. I'm officially out of rush hour.
- xnyan 2y agoDon’t do this, a cheap non-programmable thermostat is a better option and inexpensive.
- Scoundreller 2y agoWire them both up so that your cheap thermostat provides hard upper and lower limits. Your HVAC doesn't care where it gets a 24V signal. An open relay won't mind being energized from the "wrong" direction. AFAIK, thermostats won't tattle.
- bdcravens 2y agoWhen I had them hooked into my EV, I literally had to change my Kia password when they ignored my requests to disable the feature. Presumably they similarly have some sort of cloud permission into your thermostat, which can be disabled by changing the password, resetting the device, or worst case scenario, get a new thermostat.