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'99 996 AC too cold. Can't adjust temp

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YOUR RESEARCH'99 996 AC too cold. Can't adjust temp

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Disconnect wire or faulty connection

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I don't know the technical details of the 996 AC system so is this likely to be a faulty AC control unit, faulty a/c unit or could it just be something as simple as a disconnected wire or faulty connection?
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Set on high the air flow doesn't get any warmer

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Even when set on high the air flow doesn't get any warmer.
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I don't know the technical details of the 996 AC system so is this likely to be a faulty AC control unit, faulty a/c unit or could it just be something as simple as a disconnected wire or faulty connection?
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'99 996 AC too cold. Can't adjust temp

Set on high the air flow doesn't get any warmer

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Even when set on high the air flow doesn't get any warmer.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just had both condensers replaced and the AC is blowing super cold air. However it is actually so cold that I have water dripping in both footwells when i go around corners and last night i had condensation around all vents along with window misting. (FYI - I live in the Cayman Islands so it is always hot). I've played with the temperature, going from hi to low, but the temperature of the air blowing doesn't change. Even when set on high the air flow doesn't get any warmer. Does this mean I have no heater? The fan speed adjusts but that doesn't really help. I don't know the technical details of the 996 AC system so is this likely to be a faulty AC control unit, faulty a/c unit or could it just be something as simple as a disconnected wire or faulty connection? Thanks.

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