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Removal and installation of navigation computer with CD-ROM (APS) - ra82001407410x(7410)

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Model 140 

Navigation processor up to approx. 11/96 

Fig 1: Identifying Navigation Computer With CD-Rom (APS) Components (1 Of 2)
G05440570Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

Navigation processor as of approx. 12/96 

Fig 2: Identifying Navigation Computer With CD-Rom (APS) Components (2 Of 2)
G05440571Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
CD-ROM in navigation processor remove (only when replacing navigation processor).
Quiescent current retention unit disconnect, connect.
Ground cable at battery disconnect, connect.
Holder (1) remove, install.
Electrical connections on rear of navigation processor (A2/30) disconnect, connect.
(only for vehicles as of approx. 12/96)
Electrical connections on control module disconnect, connect.
(only for vehicles up to approx. 11/96)
Navigation processor remove from holder (1) together with CD-ROM drive (A2/30), install
IMPORTANT Before installing a new navigation processor with CD-ROM drive, remove transport lock.
NOTE: When replacing the navigation processor with CD-ROM drive (A2/30) the system must be put into operation, because it is necessary to store specific vehicle data. For vehicles with navigation processor up to 11/96 a test CD is required for this purpose. See Diagnosis Manual.

Activation of the language requires approx. 30 minutes.
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Quiescent current retention unit e.g. Hans Zeheter CMP 12.2