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Notes on diagnosis with Hand-Held Tester (HHT) on heater booster/stationary heater

Type ad · emne 83.70 · version 0103 · 2003-06-13

Gælder for: MODEL 129 as of 1.6.97 with CODE (228) Stationary heater MODEL 210 as of 1.1.96 with CODE (228) Stationary heater MODEL 168 with ENGINE 668.940 mit Zuheizer MODEL 202 with ENGINE 611.960 mit Zuheizer MODEL 210 as of 1.3.97 with ENGINE 602.982 mit Zuheizer MODEL 210 with ENGINE 611.961 mit Zuheizer

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Funktionsgruppe 3 Karrosseri › 83 Klimatisering › 83.70 Parkeringsvarmesystem, ekstra varmesystem, ekstra varmeapparat — Serie 129 · Serie 168 · Serie 202 · Serie 210 · Serie 602 (modeller 982) · Serie 611 (modeller 960, 961) · Serie 668 (modeller 940)

EinPAS 39 Varmesystem/ventilation/køling › 39.25 Parkeringsvarme/ekstra varmesystem › 39.25.1 Grundinformation — Serie 129 · Serie 168 · Serie 202 · Serie 210 · Serie 602 (modeller 982) · Serie 611 (modeller 960, 961) · Serie 668 (modeller 940)

AD83.70-P-2001-02A

Notes on diagnosis with Hand-Held Tester (HHT) on heater booster/stationary heater

Model 129 as of 01.06.97 and model 210 as of 01.01.96 with stationary heater

Model 210 as of 01.03.97 and models 168, 202 with heater booster

HHT functions

There is a choice of the following HHT functions for testing the stationary heater unit/heater booster unit:

Call up version of control module

Read out fault memory

Call up actual values

Individual or simultaneous actuation of component functions

Call up variant coding

Cancel fault locking

Actuation of component functions

The following components can be actuated separately or at the same time for checking:

Combustion air blower (maximum speed)

Glow pin (operating time limited to 60 seconds)

Fuel metering pump (operating time limited to 10 seconds, cycling frequency 5 Hz)

Fault memory

The display sequence of faults when reading out the fault memory is the opposite order to their occurrence, i.e. the fault stored last is always displayed first.

Before erasing, always read out fault memory and note all fault codes for subsequent troubleshooting. Depending on the fault, various fault texts can be displayed for a fault code.