That’s something to try if you get the 0D error for a problem with the heat exchanger sensor.Unless the heat exchanger is acting up.If you get the 12 error, reboot it, and if it still gives the error, call tech support.It works intermittently.If the filter is clogged, it will work until the thing ices up from moisture and cold air trapped around the unit hitting the freezing point.
Check the room sensor for something like a heater by it, or check the PC board.Short of turning the whole thing off and back on, I cannot think of how to do anything about the PC board.Turning the AC off and back on at the breaker is the HVAC equivalent to rebooting it. Can be more than 1 file.Ģ3-In the Left of the window select systemzeit_lesen (write)Ģ4-In the middle of the window Argument (value of) type 1 in the dropdown menuĢ5-double click systemzeit_lesen and done.I need your input on Carrier air conditioner troubleshooting.When it gives you error code 00 and code check 0C, there’s a problem with the temperature sensor. INPA: Identification Report and Clear Errorsġ6-Open INPA>select your car model (E60)>Functional Jobs>Identificationġ8-Look in the SGBD column the module you replaceġ9-Clear (EM, IM and HM) Errors and Close INPAĢ2-Browse to the EDIABAS\ECU folder, and search for the file name based on the listed SGBD column. INPA: UIF (User Information Field) Reportġ-Open INPA>select your car model (E60)>Functional Jobs>F3 UIFĢ-You'll see a list of all control units with their ZUSB number and VINĤ-Identify the ZUSB numbers without your VIN and copy from the PDF and close INPAĥ-Open WinKFP (Load SPDaten files google it)ĩ-this will go straight to the right ZUSBġ0-Then enter your full VIN and then click on doneġ1-Double check that the module your going to flash it's safe to flash with your cable and the battery needs to be connect to another power sourceġ2-Click on update ZUSB (this will flash the module with SPDaten files and re-write the VIN)ġ4-Load profile -> Expertmode -> F1 -> F3 -> choose E60 from the list -> choose any module you want from this list -> now click F6 Back -> select F4 Process ECU -> choose Module -> now click ReadECU -> close the notepad window that showed up after the module was read.ġ5-Press F5 for basic functions -> Select "coapiReadSgGetFswPsw" and click Ok -> Select F2 "job" select SG_CODIEREN and press ok -> Press F3 Execute job and wait for the buttons to become active, when active it's all done.
Been on there already have found some info and will be trying the methods they used with NCS Expert, suspect I didn't do the right sequence for it to write the VIN to the module.
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