Replaced battery now air conditioner blows hot air

Asked by Guru9RLGQ Jul 16, 2017 at 07:44 PM about the 2008 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS Fleet 4WD

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FJ4072 answered 6 years ago

When the battery was re-connected it blew the blend doors. Pretty common problem.

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Guru94QVQH answered 3 years ago

Actually it blows hot with the air off, at all times once warmed up. I'll try your advice and lyk how it went. The actuators need to recalibrate is what I read somewhere but idk much about those besides changing fuse #39 should remedy it, I'm guessing that's the air compressor fuse. It had a freon shot last yr so prob not that

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