LasseJLund

Quick follow up. Car went into the shop and the techs found some software update that was needed that was affecting the interior lights and seat warmers. The windshield fluid issue was a blown fuse—likely from trying to run the pump with frozen fluid. They swapped out the fuse and put in wintertime washer fluid. Anyway, thanks for all the help and advice.

Not sure how much to trust the connected app's info, but the My Skoda connected to my car reports that the battery is at 14.8 Volts currently.

Thanks. I'll go check the reservoir. Fuses, it was just remove and inspect for the interior lights slot and the heated seats slot. Both looked completely normal and undamaged.

Good point about the screen wash fluid mix. If that's the case, what's the best way for me to fix that? I hear you on the heated seats with a low SoC, but would that also account for ALL the interiors lights not working, whether the car is running or not?

I don't think it's the battery. I'm not getting an error light on the dashboard and the rest of the car seems to run and drive just fine. For the washer fluid, I suspected it was an electrical error because I don't hear the pump running as I usually do when spraying washer fluid. The wipers move, but there's no other sound and nothing gets sprayed on the windshield.

I drive a 2020 Skoda Fabia (Skoda Fabia FL COMBI Ambition 1.0 MPI 60 HK) here in Copenhagen Denmark. The other day, the interior lights (all of them) and the front seat warmers (the lights on the button still light up when pushed, but the seats don't get warm) just suddenly stopped working. And today I just noticed that the windshield fluid pump (front and rear windows) isn’t working either; although the wipers still move. Otherwise, the car seems to start and drive ok. I checked the fuses for the interior lights and seat warmer and they look fine to me. I booked a time at the local Skoda shop but their first availability is two weeks from now. Anything else I can attempt a DIY on while I wait? I should also note we’ve had a cold snap. It messed with the tire pressure sensor and I had to reset it after double-checking the tire pressure. Not sure if the cold could somehow be a cause here. I originally posted this to the Skoda subreddit and they recommended that I ask all of you here. Thanks ahead of time for any advice!