- mån 16 nov 2020, 09:30
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Försök följa denna text om hur man tar ut felkoder på ECC system:
ECC Climate Unit Diagnostic Codes.
The ECC climate unit in air conditioning-equipped cars can detect certain system faults and display the appropriate diagnostic trouble code by flashing the lamp in the A/C button. If the control module detects one or more faults, the driver is warned by the flashing A/C button. If a fault is major, the lamp will flash continuously while the engine is running; if minor, the lamp will flash for 20 seconds after the engine is started. To read the diagnostic trouble codes, the engine must be running; the blower selector in AUTO setting; the function selector in VENT setting; the temperature switch set to maximum cooling; the recirculation switch pressed in; and the A/C switch released (out). Shine a strong light on the solar sensor in the dash speaker; otherwise, the DTC for the sensor will be displayed even if fault-free. Retrieve the DTCs by pressing the A/C button in and releasing it within 5 seconds. If several DTCs are stored, they will be displayed sequentially. All will be erased when the ignition is turned off. If no faults are set, then 1-1-1 will be displayed. Note that faults may be in the component or in its wiring.
To diagnose cars with ECC but without air conditioning, no trouble light will illlumine; the system will fail. Remove the ECC module from the dash panel, take off the cover plate and press the diagnostic test button twice within 5 seconds. Read the DTCs from the nearby LED lamp, pressing the button after each DTC to read any more codes.
Table of ECC Diagnostic Trouble Codes.
[Fault Classes: A: Serious; M: Minor; I: No warning to driver]
DTC
Fault Component & Description
Fault Class
1-1-1
Fault-free
Ambient temperature sensor (on blower housing):
1-2-1
Short-circuit to ground
A
1-2-2
Open circuit or short-circuit to 12V
A
Interior temperature sensor (in roof light):
1-3-1
Short-circuit to ground
A
1-3-2
Open circuit or short-circuit to 12V
A
Coolant temperature sensor (in heater):
1-4-1
Short-circuit to ground
M
1-4-2
Open circuit or short-circuit to 12V
M
Generator:
1-5-1
D+ signal level in generator
A
Solar sensor (in speaker grill)
1-6-1
(Note: illuminate this with a lamp to clear code)
I
Servomotor/potentiometer:
2-1-1
Open circuit or short-circuit to ground
A
2-1-2
Short-circuit to 12V
A
Servomotor Drive:
2-1-3
Pin 17 or 18 connected incorrectly to 12V
A
Servomotor:
2-1-4
Motor activated for too long > 10 seconds
(blocked motor or failure of motor supply)
A
ECC Control Panel:
2-3-1
Faulty temperature control
A
Blower Motor:
2-3-3
Starting current too high, motor seizes or turns sluggishly
A
Power terminal incorrectly connected to
12 V for the solenoids as follows:
2-4-1
Water valve
A
2-4-2
Bi-level
A
2-4-3
Vent
A
2-4-4
Recirculation
A
2-4-5
Defroster
A
2-4-6
Floor
A
2-4-7
Maximum blower relay
A
2-4-8
Compressor
A
2-4-9
Blower relay (cars with air conditioning)
A
2-4-9
Engine cooling fan relay (cars without a/c)
A