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2003 Heat/Air either all hot or all cold

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Any suggestions on a solution for the air conditioner/heating that runs either at 60 degrees or 90 degrees, no matter where it's set in between. Air conditioning specialists haven't been able to fix it & said it was a problem with the "master switch?" We sent the whole master switch unit off to a place in California to be re-programed, but that still did not work. Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Hello,
I’ve a similar issue in that mine just blows hot air in any mode. I was told that it is the cold air door/ actuator not working. This also showed on my code scanner. Does anyone know where this is located and how to access it?
 
I've got the same issue with my a/c. As Biddle posted, there are ton's of posts on this forum and others about how to repair. I've been researching for a few months and created a roadmap of repairs for myself of what to inspect and repair starting with the easiest and/or most inexpensive solutions working my way towards the more difficult and expense repairs.
 
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