kurtmoore1
Skoda Kamiq AC blowing warm air
Summary of the thread
The 2020 Skoda Kamiq's air conditioning was blowing warm air due to an error related to the rear ventilation flap. The issue was suspected to be a defective cable or plug connection affecting the climate control. A faulty flap actuator or its connection was identified as a common cause. The problem was resolved by cleaning and securing the plug connection to the rear ventilation flap actuator, restoring the climate control functionality.
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kurtmoore1 (community.author)
Thanks for the quick reply. Where is that flap actuator located? Can I easily access it myself, or should I take it to a workshop? I am not sure if I can locate the car HVAC system components.
elizabethschulze1
If you're not comfortable poking around the car HVAC, I would suggest a workshop visit. However, based on the symptoms and error code, it's likely the connector to the flap actuator. If you still want to try, it is located behind the center console. But maybe it's better to leave it to the pros to avoid further complications.
kurtmoore1 (community.author)
Closing this out. I brought the Kamiq to a shop, and you were spot on. It was a bad connection to the rear ventilation flap actuator. They cleaned the contacts and secured the plug. It cost 95€, and the climate control is now working. Thanks again for the help.
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elizabethschulze1
Sounds like a faulty flap actuator, specifically for the rear ventilation. The error memory and climate control malfunction point to that. Have you checked the wiring and plug connection to the actuator itself? It's a common issue, I'd imagine it is the air distribution for the rear passengers.