Superb2012Owner

Fantastic! I got the driver door to open, which makes the current situation bearable short term. Now I just need to figure out why the central locking, mirrors and windows are not working on drivers side. To me this sounds more like a problem with the cables than fuses as central locking fuses are aligned differently (not driver / passenger side, but front and back). Already tried replacing fuses 23 and 32, but no joy. Anyway a big thank you to you Freedom!

My 2012 Skoda Superb developed interesting problem last week. Driver side doors, electric windows and mirrors no longer work at all. In other words central locking has locked driver side doors (front and back) shut and I can no longer open the doors from inside or outside (some people refer this as deadlock). Same applies to driver side windows and side mirrors. There is no lock on outside of the driver's door so I can not open the door manually. Passenger side operates normally. In other words, it responds to central locking and I can still get into the car from passenger side. To me this sounds like an issue with fuses or electric cables, but I can not check the fuses since the fuse box can only be accessed when door is open. Removing door card when door is closed and locked is also very difficult if not impossible. I would prefer checking for example the fuses before taking my car to local car service. Any ideas on how to get the driver side door(s) to open without breaking my car door to bits? There must be a way to open the doors from inside. With this design the car becomes a deathtrap in case of major electrical failure.