MERCEDES-BENZ, MERCEDES-MAYBACH

LI54.10-P-080288

2026-02-19 · NHTSA 11028907

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メーカー概要

英語の原文

Complaint The check engine light illuminates or the 48 V message is displayed in the instrument cluster Cause Fault code "P0A7F00" stored in the 48 V battery G1/3 and/or is current. Remedy 1. Check the SOHc of A66 48V battery. (For SOHr, see LI54.10-P-080199) 2. Carry out SOHc reset routine: - Switch on ignition - Read actual value 209 in XENTRY Diagnostics at G1/3 (48 V battery) "State of Health Capacity-SOHC" Valid for OBD markets -- If the value is > 80%, no restoration process required -- If the value is < 81%, continue with the following steps - Discharge Powerpack in vehicle - At SOC < 25%: Stop discharge and bring vehicle to sleep - >1.5h after vehicle sleep: Start engine and charge Powerpack to SOC >65% - At SOC > 65%: Stop operation and bring vehicle to sleep - >1.5h after vehicle sleep: Turn ignition on - Read Diagnostic Service C0C3 (State of Health Capacity - SOHC): if - Capacity > 74%: You can clear fault memory. Procedure finished. - Capacity < 74%: Repeat step 7 again. If after 2 repetitions value is still too high: Read diagnostic service FEE0 - FEE7 (Battery Analysis Protocol Part 1-8) and replace 48V Powerpack.Perform capacity restoration procedure: Valid for OBD markets - SOH > 82%: Process is complete and clear fault memory - SOH < 83%: Repeat the steps once more. If the value is still too low after 5 repetitions: Cancel healing process and provide feedback in TIPS case to the HV/LV team inbox labeled "SOHc cannot be reset"

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