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If your 2013 Ford Edge's heater is malfunctioning, a good first step is to reset the heating system. The HVAC system relies on a computer to regulate the temperature, and if it becomes frozen, you may need to reboot it. To reset the heater, simultaneously press and hold the climate control power button and the defrost button, then release both. Once completed, press the climate control power button again to reactivate the system. If the heat is still not working, it is recommended to inspect the fuses for the heating system to ensure they are not faulty.
To reinitialize the heater in your 2013 Ford Edge, simultaneously press the climate control power button and defrost button, followed by pressing the climate control power button once more.
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Hop in the car, release the brake, tap the start button twice - dashboard lights should be on but the car should not be running. Hit the Climate button on the panel beneath the radio to deactivate it. Hold down the climate button, simultaneously press the defrost button, then release both buttons at once. Next, press the climate button twice. You may hear clicking sounds from the dashboard as it resets. Press the start button once more to switch off the engine, and then start the car again. It should now be reset.
I've attempted to reset it multiple times and swapped out the blend actuator without success. What should I do now?
Couldn't get it to function properly on my 2013 Ford Edge SEL.
Unfortunately, the same issue persisted with my 2013 Ford Edge SEL.
This wasn't effective with my 2013 Edge SEL.