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  • Front Climate Control Vent Selector Button Inoperable

    A couple of days ago whilst driving in hot conditions (ambient air ~38 degrees C) with the front AC initially in auto mode (AC was delivering air through face vents only as expected), I found I was unable to configure the system to deliver air through both face and feet vents by pressing the air outlet selector button as one can usually do. Pressing the button simply did nothing. If I turned the temperature up so high that the system began to want to heat it automatically selected both face and feet vents as per normal. I turned the system off then back on again - no change. I then stopped and cycled the ignition off for about 30 secs before re-starting - no change. So I kept driving and about half an hour later after pulling up in the shade found that the system worked normally again! So my question is does the button have an intermittent fault or does the system deliberately force the use of the face vents only when the difference between ambient and target inside temp is sufficiently high, or when sun strength from the sensor on the dash is sufficiently high? Has anyone else experienced this?

    Cheers,

    David.
    [SIZE=2][U]2012 150 Series D4D Kakadu[/U][/SIZE]
    [SIZE=1]Wynnum Towbar, Narva Merit/USB/lighter sockets, Pirahna dual battery tray, Redarc BCDC1240, Xantrex LinkPro battery monitor, 600W inverter, ARB onboard air & WaterWatch on AMTS bracket, Phillips 35W HID high beams, UHF, Roadsafe front recovery points, Offroad Systems drawers with integrated water storage with tap concealed in rear tailgate, ARB 47L fridge.[/SIZE]

  • #2
    Did you ever get this sorted out? I'm having the same issue - the Air outlet selector button isn't working at all - just curious if it happened again? Ta!

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    • #3
      No it has never happened again. The ambient conditions at the time were pretty extreme. I can only assume it's a 'feature' in extreme conditions to maximise performance of the A/C.

      Cheers,

      David.
      [SIZE=2][U]2012 150 Series D4D Kakadu[/U][/SIZE]
      [SIZE=1]Wynnum Towbar, Narva Merit/USB/lighter sockets, Pirahna dual battery tray, Redarc BCDC1240, Xantrex LinkPro battery monitor, 600W inverter, ARB onboard air & WaterWatch on AMTS bracket, Phillips 35W HID high beams, UHF, Roadsafe front recovery points, Offroad Systems drawers with integrated water storage with tap concealed in rear tailgate, ARB 47L fridge.[/SIZE]

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