I've been down with a wee bit of pneumonia and haven't driven for two weeks. Today I took our 2016 V60 out to the grocery store and we are having exceptionally warm weather. So I felt a bit sweaty and turned on the AC but no fan. I heard the vent flaps moving but no fan, turned the fan up to max and nothing. Tried heat, nothing. Oh great, now I get to sweat and I'm not in a great mood or feeling 100% well.

Finished shopping and never had any fans.

I've noticed in recent months that the infotainment center would take time to update channels and there were several unwarranted reboots of the infotainment. I also noticed that there were a few times that the low battery light would illuminate when I first started the car on cold mornings. In my mind I started thinking parasitic drain and now I have dead fans. Hm?

Are there any known issues with the climate control / infotainment ecu or any ideas what is going on?

This is a certified car with about 27,000 miles on it and I am hoping it will be a warranty event.

BTW I've noticed that the web site isn't paging correctly in anything other than IE. Has there been a change?

I wonder if you blew a fuse (#14 in the large panel below the glove box). Even if that is the case, replace it before going to the dealer.

Also check the battery voltage. If it is too low, a lot of the systems will just not work.

The web site has under gone a rewrite and new server, thank you Jarrod! It works just fine without Google.
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My health is having a hard time recovering. It was just a few weeks ago that I was a 67 year old guy that could run up and down the stairs, now I can barely keep awake.

Today is back to normal chilly weather and checking out a fuse seems a greater task than I can take on today. Beside, if a fuse blew there would be an underlying cause and that needs to be solved.

Do check the battery voltage or charge the battery with a trickle charger.
This new cars are power hungry and act very weird when voltage is low.