Service bulletin LI47.70-P-079912

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NHTSA's summary

Complaint Vehicle will not start after DC charging Warning in the instrument cluster related to High-voltage on board electrical system The following fault codes related to stuck contactor can be found in the High Voltage Control units : PTCU - N127 (Powertrain control unit) • P154900 - There is a warning due to overcurrent in the charging system of the high-voltage electric circuit. • P154A00 - There is a warning due to a detected crash event at standstill. • P154B00 - There is a warning due to a stuck contactor. DCB223 - N116/5 (Direct current charge connection unit) • P0E8929 - The input current of the on-board DC charging connection unit is too high. There is an invalid signal. • P2BC500 - The contact ''Positive terminal'' of the contactor in the on-board DC current charge-connection unit is jammed closed • P2BCC00 - The contact ''Negative terminal'' of the contactor in the on-board DC current charge-connection unit is jammed closed. Cause • Current ripple due to EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment) • Overcurrent or Overvoltage due to EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment) • DCB contactors did not open immediately due to welding time at the end of DC charging Remedy • Check for a new software availability for DCCU (N116/5 - Direct Current Charge connection Unit). If a new software is available, update the software first. • Reset contactor fault through special procedure without password. ( N116/5 >> Special Procedure >> Resetting of contactor fault.) Important Note : • Do not replace component DCB (N116/5) • If fault codes are not erasable, please raise a TIPS case and send it to HQ.

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Components

Electrical system

Trouble codes named

P0E89, P1549, P154A, P154B, P2BC5, P2BCC

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