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Anonymous Posted on Dec 02, 2012

Aircon not cooling, aux fan not turning, fuses OK heating Ok ,system has been regased

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If the fan that cools the condensor is not working then the aircon will not work .

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: AUX FAN NOT WORK

hi,pls. check the circle module,mounted in chassis,left side,ty

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SOURCE: My fan for my climate

Not sure what model you have but check the strip fuse on the drivers side strut tower in a tootsie roll sized case.

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