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Codes 20,291

CodeDescriptionBrandsSystem
P0E8522The temperature of the on-board DC charging connection unit is too high. The signal amplitude is greater than the maximum amplitude.1Powertrain
P0E8547The temperature of the on-board DC charging connection unit is too high. There is a runtime error.1Powertrain
P0E8553The temperature of the on-board DC charging connection unit is too high. The component is deactivated.1Powertrain
P0E8562The temperature of the on-board DC charging connection unit is too high. The signal comparison is faulty.1Powertrain
P0E8600Battery Charger 'B' Input Voltage Too Low1Powertrain
P0E861CThe input voltage of the on-board DC charging connection unit is too low. The voltage value is outside the permissible range.1Powertrain
P0E8700Battery Charger 'B' Input Voltage Too High1Powertrain
P0E871CThe input voltage of the on-board DC charging connection unit is too high - The voltage value is outside the permissible range.1Powertrain
P0E8800Battery Charger 'B' Input Current Too Low1Powertrain
P0E8818The input current of the on-board DC charging connection unit is too low. Circuit Current Below Threshold.1Powertrain
P0E8821The input current of the on-board DC charging connection unit is too low. Signal Amplitude < Minimum.1Powertrain
P0E8921Signal Amplitude < Minimum.1Powertrain
P0E8968Event Information.1Powertrain
P0E8B12The sensor 'Input voltage of on-board DC charging connection unit' has an electrical fault - There is a short circuit to positive1Powertrain
P0E8B16Battery Charger 'B' Input Voltage Sensor Circuit - Voltage Low1Powertrain
P0E8B17The sensor 'Input voltage of on-board DC charging connection unit' has an electrical fault. The limit value for electrical voltage has been exceeded.1Powertrain
P0E8C12Diagnosis to detect signal range check high at signal uTnetPha2.1Powertrain
P0E8C16Sensor B 'Voltage of high-voltage on-board electrical system' in control unit 'Electric machine A' has an electrical fault. The limit value for electrical voltage has not been attained.1Powertrain
P0E8C17Sensor B 'Voltage of high-voltage on-board electrical system' in control unit 'Electric machine A' has an electrical fault. The limit value for electrical voltage has been exceeded.1Powertrain
P0E8DDrive motor 'A' inverter voltage sensor 'B' circuit range/performance6Powertrain
P0E8D64Diagnosis to detect plausibility error of the traction net voltage 2.1Powertrain
P0E8EDrive Motor A Inverter Voltage Sensor B Circuit Low13Powertrain
P0E8FDrive Motor A Inverter Voltage Sensor B Circuit High13Powertrain
P0E9617Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault. The limit value for electrical voltage has been exceeded.1Powertrain
P0E9622Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault. The signal amplitude is greater than the maximum amplitude.1Powertrain
P0E9684Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault - There is a signal below the permissible limit value.1Powertrain
P0E9685Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault - There is a signal above the permissible limit value.1Powertrain
P0E9700Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a malfunction.2Powertrain
P0E9717Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a malfunction. The limit value for electrical voltage has been exceeded.1Powertrain
P0E9721Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a malfunction. The signal amplitude is less than the minimum amplitude.1Powertrain
P0E9722Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a malfunction. The signal amplitude is greater than the maximum amplitude.1Powertrain
P0E9762Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a malfunction. The signal comparison is faulty.1Powertrain
P0E9784Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a malfunction - There is a signal below the permissible limit value.1Powertrain
P0E9785Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a malfunction - There is a signal above the permissible limit value.1Powertrain
P0E98DC/DC Converter Voltage Sensor C Circuit Low8Powertrain
P0E9800Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a short circuit to ground.1Powertrain
P0E9811Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a short circuit to ground. There is a short circuit to ground.1Powertrain
P0E99DC/DC Converter Voltage Sensor C Circuit High8Powertrain
P0E9900Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a short circuit to positive.1Powertrain
P0E9913Voltage sensor C of the DC/DC converter has a short circuit to positive. There is an open circuit.1Powertrain
P0E9B00Current sensor 12V plausibility1Powertrain
P0E9B11Current sensor B of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault. There is a short circuit to ground.1Powertrain
P0E9B12Current sensor B of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault. There is a short circuit to positive1Powertrain
P0E9B18Current sensor B of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault. The limit value for current has not been attained.1Powertrain
P0E9B19Current sensor B of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault. The limit value for current has been exceeded.1Powertrain
P0E9B62Current sensor B of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault. The signal comparison is faulty.1Powertrain
P0E9BFACurrent sensor B of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault.1Powertrain
P0E9BFBCurrent sensor B of the DC/DC converter has an electrical fault. There is a short circuit to ground1Powertrain
P0E9CDC/DC converter current sensor 'B' circuit range/performance6Powertrain
P0E9C00Current sensor 12V Out of Range Low/High1Powertrain

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