Hi all
As above really, when turned on the aircon works fine, change the fan speed, direction settings etc. Turn it off though and the 'off' button lights up but the fan keeps running. Anyone had this issue beofre?
Ooh, car is a 2001 2.0 HDi SX
Thanks Chris
Synergie Aircon won't turn off?? says it has. but hasn't :-$
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Looking online I have found some info regarding the heater blower controller but this was on a Picasso and seems to make the heater blwo at full bore not minimum like mine.
Could this be the same issue though? is there actually a heater controller in the Synergie and does anyone know where I would find the unit?
Could this be the same issue though? is there actually a heater controller in the Synergie and does anyone know where I would find the unit?
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Chris,
Your post is a bit confused...you start talking about A/C but then later talk about fans? Not sure what you are getting at? The internal blower is indendent of the A/C and will run whether it's on or off. Does the car have climate control, or just 'manual' A/C? Or are you talking about the radiator fans, which should run when the A/C is on? Note that the A/C may run (not sure on an 01 Synergie) when Demist position is selected, regardless of whether the A/C switch is 'ON' or not....
Your post is a bit confused...you start talking about A/C but then later talk about fans? Not sure what you are getting at? The internal blower is indendent of the A/C and will run whether it's on or off. Does the car have climate control, or just 'manual' A/C? Or are you talking about the radiator fans, which should run when the A/C is on? Note that the A/C may run (not sure on an 01 Synergie) when Demist position is selected, regardless of whether the A/C switch is 'ON' or not....
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OK, I'm talking about the A/C and by fans I mean the blower that changes the amount of air coming out of the vents. I didn't know the A/C was independent of the blower so I guess it may just be the blower that's staying on.
I think it's climate control I have as you set the temp you want on the dash.
The blower shouldn't run at all though should it when I press the OFF button??
Cheers Chris
I think it's climate control I have as you set the temp you want on the dash.
The blower shouldn't run at all though should it when I press the OFF button??
Cheers Chris
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Depends what the off button is for.
You can usually turn the aircon off and on independantly of the blower. So you can have just the blower on, theoretically saving fuel (though I find with climate control it doesn't make any difference in fuel consumption) or have the blower and aircon on.
Not being familiar with the Synergie I can't say what the off button is actually turning off but I'd guess it just turns off the aircon, leaving you with a conventional blower, which you then turn off with the fan control.
You can usually turn the aircon off and on independantly of the blower. So you can have just the blower on, theoretically saving fuel (though I find with climate control it doesn't make any difference in fuel consumption) or have the blower and aircon on.
Not being familiar with the Synergie I can't say what the off button is actually turning off but I'd guess it just turns off the aircon, leaving you with a conventional blower, which you then turn off with the fan control.
