as long as its activated through the PDI process, its a great feature lol

I find it very useful. Rather than hover over the logo, you can just touch a finger, elbow, or fist on the top part of the logo. Works just as well if not better.

I believe you can do a finer adjustment than the 1-5 setting. I initially had to move mine from 5 to 4 but it wasn't opening quite far enough (it hits the garage door on 5). So you push and hold the button then position the door where you want it and release the button...seems to work! :D

Hold your elbow or hand in front of the very top part of the Logo for about 3 seconds. Top of the "L". I found that keeping a distance of about 1/4" is ideal.

Keep an eye on the lights. As soon as they flash and you hear the beep, you have couple of seconds to move away form the logo. If you do not move quickly, after initiation, it will stop automatically and will not run again in touch-less mode. This is to ensure that the door will not hit you while opening.

Suprised at how easy this works.

I'm 6'3 so my elbow is perfectly where it should be.

I was carrying luggage in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other. I used my elbow against the emblem and had no issues.

Another time I was carrying a large cardboard box and used my elbow again and had no problems.

I can't get it to work reliably. And i think it's awkward to stand there with your hand extended. I would prefer a light touch to open, like the doors. Touch-less is a nice idea but it is so unreliable that i don't even bother using it.

Then it would just open when you accidentally touch it or during rain and car wash.

I just touch it and it seems to work reliably. Now I mostly fist bump it for about a second. If it doesn't work you have to back off for a couple secs then try again.

I was originally convinced that the Touch Free was broken. After reading this thread and playing with the Touch Free I am now convinced that I just did not understand how it works.

There is a learning curve with this particular gadget but it now that I understand, it works well.

I just hold the back of my index and middle fingers over the upper part of the L emblem for about a second and it opens every time. I use the back of my hand because I don't want to leave prints/smudges on it. I know it will not open if your shifter is in neutral or in gear-only in park.
If I am not mistaken, this sensor responds to the heat in your hand? I wash my vehicles with almost-hot water and the heat from that water was causing the hatch to open.

I wonder if it respond like that to any of the fingers. 😆😆😆

haha:D
of course it will but it's kinda more awkward using any other fingers:eek2:

I will start touching the L. Thanks for the advice.

Thanks folks for the suggestions and discussion here. I was trying everything (except reading the manual - don't know if any of it would have helped - too big to read) and nothing was working. Waving the hand certainly didn't work. So I don't think it's a motion sensor like the public bathroom water controls. So after touching the top left portion of the logo, it worked great a number of times, so I thought I had it figured out. Then after parking a while in the sun, I tried opening using the no-touch again, and nothing. Getting close; nothing. Touching nothing. Tried a few things, but absolutely no response.

So is it a thermal type sensor? Does heat disable it? Anyone else experience it working or not working after parking and sitting in the sun on a hot day?

I just hold my elbow about 1/4" away from the emblem right over the top of the "L" . It works every time.