alexandereule2
Roomster massage seat failure
Summary of the thread
A 2010 Roomster's driver's side massage seat function failed, with the seat switch being unresponsive and a VCDS scan showing an error related to the seat module. The suspected cause was a faulty cable or connector. A similar issue in another vehicle was resolved by addressing a corroded connector under the seat, which was confirmed as the problem in this case as well. The solution involved repairing the defective connector, restoring the massage function.
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alexandereule2 (community.author)
Fuse looks fine, and no other electrical weirdness. When you mention 'similar', was it also the seat switch itself or something else? And did you also get an error code?
jonathanswift75
Yeah, error code was present alright. Turned out to be a corroded connector under the seat itself, just like your suspicion. The constant movement probably rubbed it raw. I tried fixing it myself, but ended up taking it to the workshop. They had it sorted in an hour. Best bet is probably a wiring issue.
alexandereule2 (community.author)
Cheers for the info. Had the Skoda garage take a look, and you were spot on. Defective connector under the seat. 95€ later, the massage setting is back in business. Appreciate the assist!
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jonathanswift75
Interesting issue. I had something similar with my Octavia automotive seats. The massage chair function went kaput. First, have you checked the fuse box? Sometimes it's just a simple blown fuse related to the luxury car features. Also, any other electrical gremlins popping up?