DTC Summary
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2024 Lexus TX 550h+. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
- MALFUNCTION DESCRIPTION
These DTCs are stored when the temperature difference between the inlet AC charging temperature sensor 1 (positive side) and the inlet AC charging temperature sensor 2 (negative side) is more than a certain amount.
When this DTC is stored, plug-in charging stops.
The cause of this malfunction may be one of the following:
Charge control ECU (Electric vehicle charger assembly) malfunction
- Charge control ECU (Electric vehicle charger assembly) internal malfunction
Inlet AC charger cable (Charging inlet) malfunction
- Internal inlet AC charging temperature sensor 1 (positive side) or inlet AC charging temperature sensor 2 (negative side) malfunction
- Open or short in inlet AC charging temperature sensor 1 (positive side) or inlet AC charging temperature sensor 2 (negative side)
- The connectors are not connected properly
Wire harness between the inlet AC charging temperature sensor 1 (positive side) and charge control ECU (Electric vehicle charger assembly)
- The connectors are not connected properly
- Foreign matter or water on the connector terminals
- Open or short in wire harness
- INSPECTION DESCRIPTION
System Diagram Range Inspection Content Reason *a Check whether the AC charger inlet cable connector is connected Improperly connected AC charger inlet cable connector *b Check whether the electric vehicle charger assembly connector is connected Improperly connected electric vehicle charger assembly connector *c Inspect the AC charger inlet cable
- Inlet AC charging temperature sensor 1 (positive side)
- Inlet AC charging temperature sensor 2 (negative side)- Open or short circuit in the AC charger inlet cable
- Open or short circuit in the AC charger inlet cable
*d Check for an open or short in the wire harness Open or short circuit in wire harness *e Replace electric vehicle charger assembly Electric vehicle charger assembly internal malfunction