The aircon compressor will also not do anything if the gas has all leaked out, it could be you’ve been unlucky and a pipe or join has burst or leaks suddenly, a stone or corrosion has damaged the condenser, but basically no gas = no cold air but the aircon button will still turn the light on and off.

Got the original part back in and A/C is now fully functional!
So it appears that they are not identical after all (white one is FIAT original)...

gi_viper said:

Got the original part back in and A/C is now fully functional!
So it appears that they are not identical after all (white one is FIAT original)...
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The difference is probably evident in the part number: One is A.430.009.00 whereas the FIAT original is A.430.008.00

gi_viper said:

Got the original part back in and A/C is now fully functional!
So it appears that they are not identical after all (white one is FIAT original)...
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Putting the old unit back into car has made

AC Compressor ..work

Interior fan ..not work


Is this correct?

varesecrazy said:

Putting the old unit back into car has made

AC Compressor ..work

Interior fan ..not work


Is this correct?

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Yes, original-old part broken fan speed once again, A/C compressor works as expected.
New par,t fan speed works fine, A/C compressor does not start up

I've purchased the A.430.008.00 version of the resistor from shop 4 parts and can now confirm that everything works normally!

:slayer:

Thanks for the update!!

BRs, Bernie

I have problem with a/c, compressor is good, system has gas in it, cooler is working in perfect order. But my GP sometimes blows cold air and it seems like all is good. But 80 % of time a/c is doing nothing. Does this resistor with 6 pols can have something with it ? Or it's not for a/c at all. I can't find too much info. My car is equipped with dual zone a/c.

Jinx12 said:

I have problem with a/c, compressor is good, system has gas in it, cooler is working in perfect order. But my GP sometimes blows cold air and it seems like all is good. But 80 % of time a/c is doing nothing. Does this resistor with 6 pols can have something with it ? Or it's not for a/c at all. I can't find too much info. My car is equipped with dual zone a/c.

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Dual zone is automated..
It doesnt use a 'standard fan resistor pack'...

What is this 6 pole unit

PWM..?

varesecrazy said:

Dual zone is automated..
It doesnt use a resistor pack...

PWM..?

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I saw on many shops resistors like up on this thread for dual zone automatic/climate gp.

PWM is what ? What you think it's problem with my case ?

Jinx12 said:

I saw on many shops resistors like up on this thread for dual zone automatic/climate gp.

PWM is what ? What you think it's problem with my case ?

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https://www.fiatforum.com/grande-punto/463322-fiat-punto-eleganza-1-4-75-reg-auto-climate-control-seems-broken.html?463322=#post4362978

In Vipers example
Shop4parts supplied a working replacement

With the correct part number

varesecrazy said:

Shop4parts supplied a working replacement

With the correct part number

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But i want to ask can this part: https://www.shop4parts.co.uk/?name=store&op=Product&ProdID=6737&sku=270486

be solution for my problem. Does it have any connection with cold air from a/c or just fan speed ? Because my climate controls are all good.

Jinx12 said:

But i want to ask can this part: https://www.shop4parts.co.uk/?name=store&op=Product&ProdID=6737&sku=270486

be solution for my problem. Does it have any connection with cold air from a/c or just fan speed ? Because my climate controls are all good.

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Yes, in my case the "resistor" was controlling both fan operation & a/c generated cold air. Sounds like the first thing to try replacing.

gi_viper said:

Yes, in my case the "resistor" was controlling both fan operation & a/c generated cold air. Sounds like the first thing to try replacing.

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Thank you, i will try it.

hctm said:

I've been through the same. The connections were melted, so I changed the "resistor" and connections. Now the fan is running, but no air comes out. I tried to detach the whole thing, and it seems that it's running in the wrong direction. I followed the color code of the cables when installing the new connections, so I'm a little confused. Any good ideas?:bang:

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I know this was a few years ago, but hoping you might still be able to help! I’ve had the same issue (fan stopped running). One of the plugs on the ‘resistor’ block looks to have melted through the plastic. I’m gonna change the unit but wanted to change the plug too. Where do you get your replacements from? Only ident I can find is Lear13902DE and can’t find them anywhere!