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Power seat - all control buttons inop intermittently

posted by  pbierre on  Sat Jul 15 15:54 CST 2017
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This is a 2007 S60, with power seats on both driver and passenger sides.

The problem rears its head as the Driver seat not responding to any of the control buttons. Then you shut off the engine, or just leave it running for a period (?) of time, come back and try the seat again. About 1/2 the tries fail to get any movement or sound out of the seat motors. Other times, it's working again.

The fact that it works sometimes and not others? So far, I haven't been able to correlate it to anything else going on, except if it fails now, it will fail 10 seconds from now, 5 minutes from now, but at some point within maybe the first hour, it is possible to resume working, without doing anything except waiting.

It affects all the Driver Seat Control Buttons, the direct motor controls and the memory-setting controls. However, the passenger power seat still works, so it seems local to just the one seat. Has anybody dealt with this exact type of failure?






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