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Driver seat Heat/Cool not working


Outlook214

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Yesterday I noticed the heated seat on the driver side is not working. I also verified the cooled feature/fan is not running either. Passenger seat operates normally. Wife said she feels the driver seat has been working intermittently but thought it was just her. The indicator lights on the switch do light up. After some internet searching I have found the heated/cooled seat module part # GU5T-14B663-AA (or similar) typically located under passenger seat in Fords is prone to burning a wire and melting a connector, typically rendering the driver heat/cooling feature INOP, likely due to the driver side being used way more than passenger side. Looking in our Edge I don't see this module under the passenger seat, but I do see a similar module under the driver seat part # GU5T-14C708-JP (off to the right the letters DSM). I am assuming this Driver Seat Module controls the memory seats and the heated seats in our Edge? Anyone with this issue or knowledge of problems pertaining to the Edge ST/ Edge with the memory seats and heated/cooled feature?

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Ok, so there is a separate module for the heater still on my 2020? I was hoping this is the case. Still located under passenger seat? It is cold out and the Edge isn't here, but I am hoping it's just the burnt wire that seems to be the culprit a vast majority of the time on various Ford vehicles. 

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