manfredherrmann39
Mini Countryman Hybrid AC Issue
Summary of the thread
The 2019 Mini Countryman Hybrid experienced a complete failure of the air conditioning system, suspected to be due to a defect in the valves controlling refrigerant flow. Suggestions included checking the AC relay, looking for refrigerant leaks, and ensuring the blower motor's functionality. Ultimately, the issue was confirmed to be a faulty valve, and the repair cost was around 1000€.
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manfredherrmann39 (community.author)
Regarding the AC relay, could you elaborate on its location within the vehicle's electrical system, and any specific testing methodology you might recommend? Furthermore, concerning potential refrigerant leakage, would the presence of a telltale oily residue typically accompany such an occurrence? How would I test the blower motor?
charlotte_tiger6
Okay, I am not an expert like you, but it does sound like a valve problem. If you've checked those other things, and you suspect that strongly, probably best to get it to a workshop. They can test the pressure switch too, in case that's the culprit.
manfredherrmann39 (community.author)
I appreciate you taking the time to confirm my suspicions. The predicted cause was indeed accurate; a faulty valve within the system. The repair set me back approximately 1000€. I'll mark this matter as resolved.
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charlotte_tiger6
Sounds like a few things could be happening. Have you checked the AC relay? Sometimes those go bad. Also, maybe there's a refrigerant leak; listen for any hissing AC noise when the system is on. Is the blower motor working properly?