Fault code 61: Diagnosis/troubleshooting
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DIAGNOSIS/TROUBLESHOOTING (FAULT CODE 61)
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| 1 | Check coding. |
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Step 2 | Recode the alarm system control module (country coding). ->End |
| 2 | Check central locking switch. |
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Step 3 | Step 5 |
| 3 | Check wiring between the alarm system control module and the door locks for short circuit to ground. |
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Step 4 | Repair wiring harness. ->End |
| 4 | Check wiring between the alarm system control module and the door locks for open circuit. |
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< 5 Step 5 |
Repair wiring harness. ->End |
| 5 | Check micro switches of the two door locks (possible detection of faulty driver's/passenger's door lock). |
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Driver's side not locked. Passenger's side not locked. Driver's side not secured (not applicable to USA vehicles). Passenger's side not secured (not applicable to USA vehicles). Step 12 |
Step 11 |
| 6 | Check central locking switch. |
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Central locking switch actuated to closed 5 Central locking switch not actuated to closed Step 6 |
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| 7 | Check central locking switch. |
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Central locking switch actuated to closed < 5 Central locking switch not actuated to open Step 7 |
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| 8 | Check wire from the central locking switch to the control module for short circuit to ground. |
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| 9 | Check wire from the central locking switch to the control module for open circuit. |
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| 10 | Check wire from the central locking switch to the control module for open circuit. |
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Approx. 180 at 20 °C. Step 10 |
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| 11 | Check wire from fuse C 3 to central locking switch. |
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> 11 V Step 12 |
Check fuse C 3 or repair wiring harness. ->End |
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