As of model year 03/05, the following additional functional description with regard to disconnecting terminal LM is to be observed:
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Disconnection from the vehicle electrical system by the power module can lead to the following customer complaints. These complaints are usually attributed by the customer to precisely the control unit with the unusual behaviour:
The following can cause a vehicle power supply cutoff by the power module:
By switching over the battery switch to the OFF position, the power module goes into distribution mode function 30 minutes after Terminal R switches off. The vehicle electrical system is cut off.
If the current is over 120 A after disconnecting terminal R, the vehicle electrical system is shut down.
If the closed-circuit current 60 minutes after terminal R Off is over 80 mA, the vehicle electrical system is shut down.
If the power module detects a short circuit, the vehicle electrical system is shut down (short-circuit current 250A).
After 3 weeks' immobilisation period, the vehicle electrical system is shut down. This function can be coded.
If starting capability is endangered, the vehicle electrical system is shut down.
The starting capability depends on the mean temperature in the past few days.
Starting capability limit
Temperature |
Charge condition |
Above 30 °C |
30 % |
Below - 10 °C: |
Above 40 % |
Vehicle electrical system cut off by diagnosis command.
If the vehicle is wakened too frequently after terminal R Off, the power module cuts off the vehicle electrical system. The number of wake operations can be coded and is currently set at 30. Waking can be caused by the customer or a defective component.