Air Conditioning electrical fault problem

[Bongolia]

It does seem that you have an electrical issue there especially as the AC guy proved all was working when he bypassed the various bits and bobs.
I am wondering if your best option is to get an auto sparks in to have a look at it.
Auto sparks tend to be mobile so they could come to you or even do it while your at work.
You may get a recommendation from a few local small independent garages in your area as to who they use way better that better Google.
Just a thought.
P.S. Did you find the interior temp sensor with the little fan?

[bongo&4kids]

Thanks, No I didn't find the sensor or fan.

Will try to get someone to take a closer look at the electrics soon.

[rita]

[quote="bongo&4kids"]Ok, so I took the Bongo out for a long drive at the weekend and tested the air-con.

It definitely seems to be blowing much colder than before, so I am wondering if I have some kind of intermittent power problem?

I also noticed that the air-con / heater seems to be on all the time, at a low setting, even when the A/C button is not pressed, and when the fan is off. (I didn't notice this before, as it was left in the de-mist setting, rather the forward air vents).

Does this make any sense to anyone ?!

THANKS![/quote

That is usually the case with a Fresh air system, the fan is simply a booster.

Good Luck.

[rita]

[quote="bongo&4kids"]Ok, so I took the Bongo out for a long drive at the weekend and tested the air-con.

It definitely seems to be blowing much colder than before, so I am wondering if I have some kind of intermittent power problem?

I also noticed that the air-con / heater seems to be on all the time, at a low setting, even when the A/C button is not pressed, and when the fan is off. (I didn't notice this before, as it was left in the de-mist setting, rather the forward air vents).

Does this make any sense to anyone ?!

THANKS![/quote

That is usually the case with a Fresh air system, the fan is simply a booster.

Good Luck.