P015 LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT DOES NOT OPEN WITH REMOTE CONTROL - Fiat - GRANDE PUNTO - eLearn

199000887 - P015 LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT DOES NOT OPEN WITH REMOTE CONTROL

The boot lid does not open when the remote control is operated.

The opening command for the boot lid is received by the body computer node via the internal RF receiver; the body computer node unlocks the boot lid lock and releases it gently, disabling the alarm (if fitted).

0	PRELIMINARY CHECK	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
		Results of the tests
	Check the condition of the boot locking/unlocking system protective fuseAlso check the charge of the remote control battery	Move on to Step 1	1. Fuse blown2. Battery not properly charged	1. Replace the fuse2. Replace the remote control battery.
1	REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION CHECK	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Check the operation of the system using the second remote control	Move on to Step 2	1. The fault persists2. The fault disappears	1. Move on to Step 32. Replace the remote control
2	CHECK USING DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Connect the Examiner diagnostic equipment and check that the "defective" remote control is correctly programmed inside the Body Computer Node configuration	Move on to Step 13	Remote control not stored in Body Computer Node configuration	Programme the remote control see Op. 5580E ANTI-THEFT DEVICE
3	CHECK USING DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Connect the Examiner diagnostic equipment and check that the remote controls are correctly stored inside the Body Computer Node configuration	Move on to Step 4	Remote controls not stored in Body Computer Node configuration	Programme the remote controls see Op. 5580E ANTI-THEFT DEVICE
4	CHECK USING DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Keeping the Examiner diagnostic equipment connected, check, in parameters ambient, the correct learning and consequently operation of the individual remote control buttons	Move on to Step 5	The remote control signals have not been correctly learnt	Move on to Step 9
5	CHECK USING DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Keeping the Examiner diagnostic equipment connected, check the following at the body computer node:- that there are no faults	Move on to Step 6	Errors detected: boot lid opening relay short circuit or with open circuit	Replace the boot lid opening relay
6	CHECK USING DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Check the opening of the boot lid in active diagnosis	Move on to Step 12	The boot lid does not open	Move on to Step 7
7	ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT CHECK	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Check the electrical connection between the body computer node and the bood lid lock	Move on to Step 8	1. Electrical connector at the boot lid opening actuator not properly connected2. Connection broken or not insulated	1. Connect the electrical connector properly to the boot lid actuator2. Restore the continuity/insulation of the electrical connectionSee E3045
8	ELECTRICAL SIGNAL CHECK	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Disconnect the electrical connector for the boot lid lock and check for the opening control signal	Move on to Step 11	Opening control signal missing	Move on to Step 12
9	CHECK USING DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Check that there are no errors using the Examiner diagnostic equipment	Move on to Step 12	Error detected: RF receiver broken	Move on to Step 10
10	ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT CHECK	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Check the RF receiver aerial	Move on to Step 12	1. Aerial connector not correctly connected at RF receiver2. RF receiver aerial broken	1. Connect the aerial connector properly to the Body Computer Node2. Replace the RF receiver aerial
11	CHECK ON CORRECT OPERATION	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Check that the fault is no longer present	End of diagnosis	The fault persists	Replace the boot lid lock Op. 7015B10 SINGLE TAILGATE LOCK - R+R OR REPAIR WITH PANEL/PROTECTION REMOVED
12	CHECK ON CORRECT OPERATION	All OK	Problems encountered	Operation
	Check that the fault is no longer present	End of diagnosis	The fault persists	Replace the remote control