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Fault codes 9,949
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| Code | Description | Brands | System |
|---|---|---|---|
| C029700 | Inlet valve front right defect due to leakage current via low ohmic side circuit. | 1 | Chassis |
| C029800 | Failure detection in EvFr FreeWheeling part. | 1 | Chassis |
| C029C00 | Battery voltage - power supply - upper limit exceeded | 1 | Chassis |
| C02A000 | The internal Valve-Driver-ASIC register is not matching with the current actuation during the ValveActuationRegisterTest. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02A400 | EvRl defect due to Valve-Driver-ASIC Qx-Feedback. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02A600 | PWM deviation at EvRl detected. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02A700 | Inlet valve rear left defect due to leakage current via low ohmic side circuit. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02A800 | Failure detection in EvRl FreeWheeling part. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02B000 | The internal Valve-Driver-ASIC register is not matching with the current actuation during the ValveActuationRegisterTest. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02B400 | EvRr defect due to Valve-Driver-ASIC Qx-Feedback. | 1 | Chassis |
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| Code | Description | Brands | System |
|---|---|---|---|
| C02B600 | PWM deviation at EvRr detected. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02B700 | Inlet valve rear right defect due to leakage current via low ohmic side circuit. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02B800 | Failure detection in EvRr FreeWheeling part. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C000 | Valve-Driver-ASIC internal prom parity error of trimming data detected. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C100 | Valve PWM check in hardware is permamently active | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C200 | Valve fault due to overheat protection (EVs or AVs). | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C300 | Valve-Driver-ASIC freewheeling path was activated for longer time than maximum freewheeling time. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C500 | UVR to UB_VR leakage current via low ohmic side circuit during ResistorMeasurement. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02D400 | HSV1 defect due to Valve-Driver-ASIC Qx-Feedback. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02D500 | PWM deviation at HSV1 detected. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02D600 | Valve Hsv1 defect due to leakage current via low ohmic side circuit. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02D700 | Failure detection in HSV1 FreeWheeling part. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02E000 | The internal Valve-Driver-ASIC register is not matching with the current actuation during the ValveActuationRegisterTest. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02E400 | HSV2 defect due to Valve-Driver-ASIC Qx-Feedback. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02E500 | PWM deviation at HSV2 detected. | 1 | Chassis |
| Code | Description | Brands | System |
|---|---|---|---|
| C02B600 | PWM deviation at EvRr detected. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02B700 | Inlet valve rear right defect due to leakage current via low ohmic side circuit. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02B800 | Failure detection in EvRr FreeWheeling part. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C000 | Valve-Driver-ASIC internal prom parity error of trimming data detected. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C100 | Valve PWM check in hardware is permamently active | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C200 | Valve fault due to overheat protection (EVs or AVs). | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C300 | Valve-Driver-ASIC freewheeling path was activated for longer time than maximum freewheeling time. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02C500 | UVR to UB_VR leakage current via low ohmic side circuit during ResistorMeasurement. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02D400 | HSV1 defect due to Valve-Driver-ASIC Qx-Feedback. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02D500 | PWM deviation at HSV1 detected. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02D600 | Valve Hsv1 defect due to leakage current via low ohmic side circuit. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02D700 | Failure detection in HSV1 FreeWheeling part. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02E000 | The internal Valve-Driver-ASIC register is not matching with the current actuation during the ValveActuationRegisterTest. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02E400 | HSV2 defect due to Valve-Driver-ASIC Qx-Feedback. | 1 | Chassis |
| C02E500 | PWM deviation at HSV2 detected. | 1 | Chassis |
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