Air conditioner not working

Ac quit blowing cold, replaced defective left side cooling fan, compressor clutch engages but does not load down engine. Ac is still not cold, is there anything else I can test or a work around to isolate the problem?

Had a mechanic friend check coolant and that is not the problem but in checking it out he noticed that when you turn the air on the fan kicks on when the compressor goes on but it only runs for a few seconds and then the fan shuts down. What would be the problem?

Any ideas on why ac would not be blowing cold air? Air blows strongly as normal, but only slightly cool air comes out. Thanks.

I had same problem and it was a faulty battery fuse box (sits right on top of battery, can't miss it). Was told by another VW specialist that fuse boxes are faulty and contact areas start melting as they cannot handle load cooling fans draw when running a/c.

Bought it at dealership, replaced it in 10 minutes. (P.S. Dont forget to install 'jumper' type fuses in box. They did not tell me and I had trouble getting car to start, 'till I figured out I had left 'jumper' type fuses on old fuse box). Hope this fixes your problem.

Just bought a car off a private party, and I noticed that the heat works, but when I put the A/C on there is no cold air, it's just room temperature. When I start the car a blue temperature light comes on for about 2-3 minutes then shuts off. Do I need to do a re-up of A/C coolant or completely fix the A/C. Please help

Put freon in low side compressor is running puts out no cold air

2000 Volkswagen Beetle Front Wheel Drive Automatic 68000 miles

ac not working fans not working tested fans and they are ok fuses ok is there a fuseable link somewhere

Not sure if your 2000 has the same fuse box on top of battery that my wife's 2002 does. But we were having gremlins with a/c as well, would quit for a day or 2 and then come back on for weeks/months. Finally one day it would never come back on. Diagnostics showed a weak battery fuse box that is a very common issue with VW's. Took guy 2 minutes to figure it out. (If you pull fuses and look closely, it may show partial melting at fuse contact points). Replaced fuse box myself in 5 minutes and a/c has been working like a champ for months!