The compressor is kicking off? Its under warranty; so, return the car and have them fix it asap, you might call vw customer care and log the problem with them, just to keep the dealer on there toes. If you don't get anywhere; you might get a vw of America regional representative/manager involved and get VW of America, to get it handled. Document everything and keep a log of the issues; especially, if things don't go as planned, the new car end up being a continual unreliable vehicle and you potentially could see a lemon law or buyback in your future.
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Be persistent and don't give up; make them fix everything! Once its out of warranty; you are pretty much, on your own. Don't wait or procrastinate on things; bring up any and all issues (document everything); the longer you wait, the harder it can be to ascertain whats going on and many times, dealers will be less motivated to fix your warranty issues (if you don't come back and complain; they won't care). Again, if you don't get anywhere or have issues with service; log your issues with vw customer care, keep a journal of everything fixed, not fixed, etc. and save all documentation, receipts. New cars will have issues; main thing, is to get them handled! Good luck and keep us posted; as your issues and repairs, progress! 
Good! Your persistence paid off; hopefully, this info will help someone else with this issue! Thanks for the followup post! Glad you got it handled!
Take it to the dealer; asap and have them fix the problem, you might print out his thread and show it to the service writer and tech that work on the car. It is possible; that you car, has the old "firmware" as well... keep us posted on your issue and resolution of the problem.
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