leoshadow1
Skoda Praktik massage seat not working
Summary of the thread
The massage seat in a 2010 Skoda Praktik was not functioning, and a diagnostic revealed an error likely caused by a defective cable or plug connection. The repair shop quoted 95€ for fixing the issue. After considering the potential difficulty of self-repair and the risk of damaging the upholstery, the owner opted for professional repair, which confirmed the faulty connection as the cause.
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leoshadow1 (community.author)
Thanks for the suggestion! I didn't check the fuses yet, I will do that tomorrow. But the error memory says something about a defective cable or plug connection. Could it still be the fuse even if there's a specific error message?
richardtiger3
Okay, if you already have a specific error pointing to the cable or plug, it's less likely to be the fuse, though it's always good to double-check. In my case, the Volvo's issue was also a bad connection in the end. Honestly, messing with car upholstery can be a pain. If they've already diagnosed it and the price seems fair, 95€ might be worth avoiding the hassle, but it's up to you.
leoshadow1 (community.author)
I got the massage seat switch fixed! It cost 95€, like they said. It was a faulty connection, as suspected. Thanks again for your help!
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richardtiger3
That's interesting. I had a similar problem with the massage setting in my Volvo a while back. The automotive seats just wouldn't respond. Did you check the fuses? Sometimes it's something simple like that.