luisaschwarz1
V60 AC Temperature Sensor Issue
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A 2022 Volvo V60 hybrid is experiencing an issue where the AC won't activate, and an error message indicates a defective temperature sensor in the heat exchanger. The initial suspicion is a defective AC control unit. Another possibility suggested is a coolant leak affecting sensor performance, though coolant levels appear stable. A recommended solution is to have the sensor system inspected and recalibrated by a workshop.
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luisaschwarz1 (community.author)
Coolant levels look stable. No unusual odors. Can you give more detail about the sensor malfunction you saw? What error code did you get?
kurtdark1
Visual coolant checks might not catch a slow leak. A pressure test could show something. My error code was for sensor calibration, not leakage. I'd suggest a workshop that can calibrate the sensor system.
luisaschwarz1 (community.author)
Understood. I'll get it inspected and recalibrated. The repair was 980€, including parts and labor.
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kurtdark1
I have a V60, not sure of the year. Those symptoms point to a coolant leak, specifically for the AC. Low coolant impacts a number of sensors. Are your coolant levels stable? Any unusual smells in the cabin?