Air conditioning ON, Fuse Blown

kalaks2000 · 16th April 2009, 20:15

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Originally Posted by ghpk

Hi all,
called up service station guys and they said if its anything in compressor whole unit would need re-placement, i asked about any availability of spares in case its compressor, they point blankly denied, I decided no way for official service station now.

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Thanks again for such a warm and nice response.

Hi ghpk,

Could you pls refer your A/C mechanic i also need to check my santro. has similar problems for the last 2 days, get only hot air blowing and no cool air.

provide me his contact details and location so that i can get mine too solved.

Avinash

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Thanks.

ghpk · 16th April 2009, 22:51

hi Avinash, you seem to be in Bangalore, and Iam in Allahabad in Uttar pradesh.
so i don't think you would be able to get any assistance from my mechanic, however check your AC fuse in the fuse box, its under Bonnet, near battery (black box of fuse) if the fuse which is for AC is blown, you can check by replacing it. if it gets blown again.
your in same boat which i jumped away from :-)

you'll need to get the coil replaced, it should be available in your local market, check with fuse and then with any local car AC repair wala.

manavdotcom · 27th January 2010, 17:20

Suddenly, Ac stopped functioning in Santro. I find even the Fan/Blower is also not working. Checked all fuse and they are fine. What else can be checked before I take it for service ?

tsk13 · 29th January 2010, 22:54

Manav.com, I also faced a similar problem but it was related to the fuse and ultimately to the Coil. Check with the AC Mechanic, these guys are the best and their experience is of great help and economic too.

Moreover, I also faced the Coil problem requiring a change. It was diagnosed when the Mechanic used the Direct Wiring method from the Coil to the Battery, and the wire burnt and melted. Since my uncle had AC Servicing business, unused Gas Cylinders were available at disposal and Gas Top up was free of charge.

driving_smartly · 22nd March 2012, 13:34

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Originally Posted by ghpk

Hi all,

Went to my old car mechanic, who's gem of a person, he sent me along his gy to A.C. repair guy, he figured out it to be A.C. compressor Coil gone bad and is over-loading the circuit, he didn't had the spares and asked me to check back 2 days later, but heat was not yet over, Gave Budget Rs.3300
including the GAS recharge which would be needed if he repaired.
.

Digging up a old post.
Looks like I am sinking in same boat, My 2006 Santro's fuse was blown up, replaced it with new one it was again blown, took it to local AC Mechanic and he too said that coil has gone bad and due to this the fuse is getting blown. He quoted me Rs 3500/- for coil replacement along with AC service.

Have not done it yet, will get it done now that I am sure of the root cause.

ghpk · 22nd March 2012, 14:23

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Originally Posted by driving_smartly

Digging up a old post.
Looks like I am sinking in same boat, My 2006 Santro's fuse was blown up, replaced it with new one it was again blown, took it to local AC Mechanic and he too said that coil has gone bad and due to this the fuse is getting blown. He quoted me Rs 3500/- for coil replacement along with AC service.

Have not done it yet, will get it done now that I am sure of the root cause.

He's certainly over charging.
I got it replaced for around 1k, and a friend had same problem recently, his mechanic charged Rs.1500/- including the new coil, labour etc etc.

Please consult another mechanic.

driving_smartly · 22nd March 2012, 14:34

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Originally Posted by ghpk

He's certainly over charging.
I got it replaced for around 1k, and a friend had same problem recently, his mechanic charged Rs.1500/- including the new coil, labour etc etc.

Please consult another mechanic.

Yes, I am seeking another AC Mechanic I also felt something fishing when i asked him to bifurcate the cost of everything that he asked me do to, he said "Saab sabka Mila ke Rs 3500/- hoga". I said i need sometime and will come back later to you. Now that I know it should not be more than Rs 1500/- will get it done from some other mechanic.

Thanks a lot

Regards,
Ninad

16th April 2009, 22:51	#17
ghpk BHPian Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Ghaziabad Posts: 872 Thanked: 212 Times	hi Avinash, you seem to be in Bangalore, and Iam in Allahabad in Uttar pradesh. so i don't think you would be able to get any assistance from my mechanic, however check your AC fuse in the fuse box, its under Bonnet, near battery (black box of fuse) if the fuse which is for AC is blown, you can check by replacing it. if it gets blown again. your in same boat which i jumped away from :-) you'll need to get the coil replaced, it should be available in your local market, check with fuse and then with any local car AC repair wala.
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27th January 2010, 17:20	#18
manavdotcom BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Chennai Posts: 147 Thanked: 14 Times	Suddenly, Ac stopped functioning in Santro. I find even the Fan/Blower is also not working. Checked all fuse and they are fine. What else can be checked before I take it for service ? Last edited by manavdotcom : 27th January 2010 at 17:23.
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29th January 2010, 22:54	#19
tsk13 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Delhi Posts: 1,256 Thanked: 362 Times	Manav.com, I also faced a similar problem but it was related to the fuse and ultimately to the Coil. Check with the AC Mechanic, these guys are the best and their experience is of great help and economic too. Moreover, I also faced the Coil problem requiring a change. It was diagnosed when the Mechanic used the Direct Wiring method from the Coil to the Battery, and the wire burnt and melted. Since my uncle had AC Servicing business, unused Gas Cylinders were available at disposal and Gas Top up was free of charge.
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