Henrik97

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Hello
My heater control panel shows an image of an open book and an exclamation mark. Does anybody know what this means? My aircon doesn't work (no gas) - could that be why? I also seem to be getting a bit less heat than I'd expect when it's properly cold outside, but that could just be my imagination.

Thanks for any input.

Henrik
 
It means the system has done a self diagnosis as it does every time you start up. It has found a fault, to find out what that fault is you have to get codes read. As you are having trouble with you heat it may well be a problem with a flap or blend motor. Try pressing the buttons under the unit and cycling the motors, sometimes they just get a little sticky.
 
As said, it means if you can't fix it yourself, it's time to get your cheque book out for a big bill.
 
Im sure that i read it somewhere that it also means that there could be a problem with a temp sender on the engine that does summert to the havec unit, Could be wrong but it defanatly rings a bell, it might of been in the handbook or in the rave files lol:doh:
 
It means the system has done a self diagnosis as it does every time you start up. It has found a fault, to find out what that fault is you have to get codes read. As you are having trouble with you heat it may well be a problem with a flap or blend motor. Try pressing the buttons under the unit and cycling the motors, sometimes they just get a little sticky.

Hi
Thanks for the feedback. So, how do I read the fault codes? Can I buy some software and a cable and use my laptop, or do I have to go to the garage?
I generally fix everything myself, so the checkbook cracks are funny but irrelevant. If I need to replace a blend motor I suppose the dash has to come out. Is there a good step-by-step somewhere on the web?

Thanks!
Henrik
 
Search on here its all been said before and in detail that way you will get all the input good luck
 
Hi
Thanks for the feedback. So, how do I read the fault codes? Can I buy some software and a cable and use my laptop, or do I have to go to the garage?
I generally fix everything myself, so the checkbook cracks are funny but irrelevant. If I need to replace a blend motor I suppose the dash has to come out. Is there a good step-by-step somewhere on the web?

Thanks!
Henrik

Blackbox Solutions for the Faultmate to read and clear your faultcodes, look at their site for options. www.rangerovers.net for the definative guide to fixing blend motor problems.
 

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