josephblitz8
Seat Arosa seat heater problem
Summary of the thread
The Seat Arosa's seat heater wasn't warming up, and a seat heating error was detected. Initially, a faulty seat heating mat was suspected. After considering checking connections and testing the thermal sensor, the decision was made to take the car to a workshop. The workshop confirmed the problem was the seat heating mat, which was replaced, fixing the issue.
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josephblitz8 (community.author)
Thanks for the suggestion. Where exactly is the connection located under the seat? And is there a way to test the thermal sensor without special equipment?
thomasthunder1
The connection is usually clipped to the seat frame underneath the seat cushion. As for testing the thermal sensor without equipment, I'm not sure. I didn't try that myself. Honestly, I'd suggest taking it to a workshop. Is it really worth messing around with electrics when you don't know what you're doing?
josephblitz8 (community.author)
Thanks for the help I appreciate it! Ended up taking it to a workshop as you suggested. Turns out the seat heating mat was indeed defective. They replaced it, and now my bum is toasty again. Cost me 390€, but worth it for the winter months.
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thomasthunder1
I had a similar problem with my Arosa. Does the error memory specifically mention the heating element or thermal sensor? Maybe check the connection under the seat first?