For more information; see general functional description of the power supply:
Function selection -> Complete vehicle -> Body -> Power supply
This service function can be used to evaluate the results of the closed-circuit current monitoring.
In the event of a problem with increased closed-circuit current, run a closed-circuit current measurement and identify possible causes (control units connected at terminal 30 or terminal 30g-f) by gradually unplugging fuses or disconnecting the corresponding control units.
Procedure for external closed-circuit current measurement: see Service Information number 61039947.
Evaluating the closed-circuit current monitoring:
On vehicles with an IBS (intelligent battery sensor), the DME/DDE monitors the closed-circuit current in the idle state.
The results of the last 32 cycles of the closed-circuit current monitoring are stored in the DME/DDE. A new cycle of closed-circuit current monitoring is stored under the following conditions:
If these conditions are met, the result of the closed-circuit current monitoring is stored in a new cycle. The oldest cycle of the 32 cycles is overwritten by the new cycle. Until terminal R is switched on again, a maximum of one new cycle of closed-circuit current monitoring is stored.
The result of a cycle of closed-circuit current monitoring has two categories:
Increased closed-circuit current in a cycle can be seen above all when no auxiliary consumer unit was logged in, but the closed-circuit current was above 80 mA.
Bear in mind that in the event of problems with the idle state of the vehicle no new cycles for closed-circuit current monitoring are stored. If the vehicle does not 'go to sleep', e.g. due to a control unit, no new cycle of closed-circuit current monitoring is stored. Saving a new cycle of closed-circuit current monitoring is also prevented if the vehicle is permanently wakened by a control unit or a user.