theoraven6
Skoda Yeti power window malfunction
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A 2013 Skoda Yeti owner experienced a power window malfunction, with the windows being inoperative and an error stored in the memory. Initially suspecting a defective power window switch, they considered other potential causes like the window regulator or motor. Suggestions included checking the fuse and wiring, as these are common issues with power windows. Ultimately, the problem was confirmed to be the power window switch, which was replaced to resolve the issue.
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theoraven6 (community.author)
I have not checked the fuse yet. Where is the fuse box located in a 2013 Skoda Yeti? And how can I test the fuse?
aaronschubert1
Fuse box location is in the cabin, usually near the steering wheel or in the glove box; check your owner's manual for the exact location and fuse diagram. As for testing, visually inspect the fuse for a broken filament. If it looks good, use a multimeter to check for continuity. However, if all fuses are good, it may be a defective power window switch as initially suspected. Given the error code and symptoms, and if you are not comfortable with auto electrics, a visit to a workshop might be prudent. They can properly diagnose it and replace the faulty window control.
theoraven6 (community.author)
Acknowledged and thank you. It was indeed the power window switch. Repair completed; total cost 200€.
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aaronschubert1
Sounds like a sticky situation. Error codes are useful, but can be misleading. Before you go ripping the door panel off, have you checked the basics? Any chance it's a fuse? Common issue with power windows. Also, is the error consistently present or intermittent? Intermittent faults can be a pain to diagnose. Could be a wiring issue too, they tend to get brittle over time.