Note With Regard to diagnosis

WARNING: This page is about a different variant/trim than selected.

Trouble factor	Check item	Trouble symptom	Explanation	Note
Drop, impact, and overload	Motor	Abnormal noise	Visible or non visible damage can occur. The steering wheel could pull to one side by using the dropped parts. - Precise parts of motor/ECU are sensitive to vibration and impact.- Overload can cause unexpected damage	Do not use the impacted EPS.- Do not overload each parts.
	ECU	Circuit damage-Wrong welding point-Broken PCB Damaged precise parts		Do not use the impacted EPS.- Do not overload each parts.
	Torque sensor	Insufficient steering effort	Overload to INPUT shaft can cause malfunction of the torque sensor	Do not impact the connecting parts (When inserting and torquing)- Use the specified tool to remove the steering wheel. (Do not hammer on it)- Do not use the impacted EPS
	Shaft	Insufficient steering effort (Uneven between LH and RH)		Do not use the impacted EPS
Pull/Dent	Harness	Malfunction-impossible power operation-Malfunction of EPS	Disconnection between harness connecting portion and harness	Do not overload the harness
Abnormal storage temperature	Motor/ECU	Abnormal steering effort by improper operation of the motor/ECU	Waterproof at the normal condition-Even a little moisture can cause malfunction of the precise parts of the motor/ECU	Keep the normal temperature and proper moisture, while storaging - Avoid drowning

Do not impact the electronic parts, if they are dropped or impacted, replace them with new ones.
Avoid heat and moisture to the electronic parts.
Do not contact the connect terminal to avoid deformation and static electricity.
Do not impact the motor and torque sensor parts, if they are dropped or impacted, replace them with new ones.
The connector should be disconnected or connected with IG OFF.