bernd_winkler1
Seat Ibiza fresh air blower problem
Summary of the thread
A Seat Ibiza owner experienced a non-functional fresh air blower, with an error indicating a defective blower motor. Initial checks of fuses showed no issues, leading to speculation about potential electrical wiring problems. Suggestions included checking the fan speed controller and the heater fan. Ultimately, a workshop confirmed the blower motor was defective, and replacing it resolved the issue.
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bernd_winkler1 (community.author)
Where is the fan speed controller located? Is it easy to access and test?
WBraun
Mine was the heater fan. I'd recommend getting it checked at a workshop to be sure, before you spend money on parts. Could save you a lot of hassle with the electrical wiring if you aren't comfortable working on it.
bernd_winkler1 (community.author)
Took it to the workshop. Turns out the blower motor was indeed defective as suspected. They replaced it, and the total cost including labor was 365€. Everything's working perfectly now. Thanks for your help!
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WBraun
Sounds familiar. I had a similar problem with my Ibiza. Check the fan speed controller, that was the culprit for me. Could also be the heater fan itself.