Looking for a reason why my right - drivers side heating issue. May it be a missing fuse?

https://fuse-box.info/skoda/skoda-octavia-mk3-5e-2013-2016-fuse-box-diagram#google_vignette

1 hour ago, ords said:

https://fuse-box.info/skoda/skoda-octavia-mk3-5e-2013-2016-fuse-box-diagram#google_vignette

O have seen it and other diagrams, but still can't tell if I missing one or more or none. Non of the diagrams seem to correspond with my box if you compare them

1 hour ago, Lucasbbb said:

O have seen it and other diagrams, but still can't tell if I missing one or more or none. Non of the diagrams seem to correspond with my box if you compare them

 

You're missing a lot of fuses looking at those diagrams 😄 Most likely because the related options weren't installed at the factory.

 

What exactly is your "right - drivers side heating issue" and why do you think it might be caused by a missing fuse?

14 minutes ago, HappySam said:

 

You're missing a lot of fuses looking at those diagrams 😄 Most likely because the related options weren't installed at the factory.

 

What exactly is your "right - drivers side heating issue" and why do you think it might be caused by a missing fuse?

No heating on driver's side. I am trying to eliminate everything before I move to the heater matrix, which I am afraid is the case here 😕

It's not visible in your picture, but look in real life, in daylight, to see if there are actually contacts in both sides of that fuse position, that would touch both sides of a fuse if it were there. 

I think I can see a pair on the right side as pictured, but left end is in shadow.

If only one end of the fuse would make contact, you can be very confident that there isn't a fuse missing there. 

 

Even if there were, I very much doubt it would have anything to do with a one-sided heating problem.

1 hour ago, Breezy_Pete said:

It's not visible in your picture, but look in real life, in daylight, to see if there are actually contacts in both sides of that fuse position, that would touch both sides of a fuse if it were there. 

I think I can see a pair on the right side as pictured, but left end is in shadow.

If only one end of the fuse would make contact, you can be very confident that there isn't a fuse missing there. 

 

Even if there were, I very much doubt it would have anything to do with a one-sided heating problem.

Thanks for the answer.

What you've circled looks like where a relay should go, not a fuse.

 

Try this calibration.

 

6 hours ago, ords said:

What you've circled looks like where a relay should go, not a fuse.

 

Try this calibration.

 

Have done it many a time. It goes through all the motions fine but doesn't fix it.

 That fuse is for the heated windscreen, and as you dont have the relay or relay holder either, id say you arent missing any fuse from there.

 

There is also no male terminals protruding upwards in either of the locations on that socket.