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Appendix B - Troubleshooting Guide for Multiplex Vehicles
PA1627 X3-45 Operator’s Manual
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Problem/Symptom Probable Causes Actions
de-icing system not
functioning
and ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. The
message “No Response ModA44,
Active” indicates a power problem on
the module. (A CAN network problem
would show the same message but
doesn't produce these symptoms).
2. Check / reset circuit breaker CB1
3. Check / replace fuse F44
4. Probe gray connector on module to
see if it is powered.
Defroster fan is
functioning but no heat or
cooling available in the
driver area.
Module AE47 is not powered
or is faulty 1. Check the SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC
menu of Driver Information Display
(DID). Select FAULT DIAGNOSTIC
and ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. The
message “No Response ModEA47,
Active” indicates a power problem on
the module. (A CAN network problem
would show the same message but
doesn't produce these symptoms).
2. Check / reset circuit breaker CB1
3. Check / replace fuse F45
4. Probe gray connector on module to
see if it is powered.
Low beam headlights and
front flasher on left side
not functioning
Electric horn not
functioning
Module AE46 is not powered
or is faulty 1. Check the SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC
menu of Driver Information Display
(DID). Select FAULT DIAGNOSTIC
and ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. The
message “No Response ModA46,
Active” indicates a power problem on
the module. (A CAN network problem
would show the same message but
doesn't produce these symptoms).
2. Check / reset circuit breaker CB10
3. Check / replace fuse F19
4. Probe gray connector on module to
see if it is powered.
Low beam headlights and
flasher on right side not
functioning Module AE48 is not powered
or is faulty 1. Check the SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC
menu of Driver Information Display
(DID). Select FAULT DIAGNOSTIC
and ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. The
message “No Response ModA48,
Active” indicates a power problem on
the module. (A CAN network problem
would show the same message but
doesn't produce these symptoms).
2. Check / reset circuit breaker CB10