simonschwarz4
Seat Arona Rear Window Heating Issue
Summary of the thread
A 2017 Seat Arona had a non-functional rear window heating issue, with an error related to the thermal window stored in the error memory. The initial suspicion was a heavily discharged or defective battery. After testing, the battery was confirmed to be the problem, and replacing it resolved the issue, restoring the rear window heating functionality.
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simonschwarz4 (community.author)
Interesting. When your windshield heating wasn't working, did you also have an error stored in the error memory? I've already checked the fuses related to the window heater, and they seem to be fine. Before I start tearing apart the rear window looking for a broken heating coil, I want to explore other avenues.
richardmeyer5
Yeah, I think there was an error code, but I honestly can't remember the exact details. My local mechanic sorted it out pretty quick, and he mentioned something about the battery messing with the heating coil. If you've checked the fuses, maybe it's best to take it to a workshop. They'll be able to diagnose it properly.
simonschwarz4 (community.author)
Alright, just wanted to close the loop on this. You were spot on with the battery. Had it tested and it was indeed heavily discharged and defective. Replaced it, cleared the error memory, and the thermal window is now functioning as expected. Total damage: 290€. Thanks for the insight!
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richardmeyer5
Whoa, that's a weird one! I had something kinda similar happen with my Seat Arona (I don't remember the year), but it was the front windshield heating. The auto defrost wasn't working right and I was getting worried. I don't know much about cars, but could it be something like a fuse?