Electrical - Power Windows/Locks Inoperative
57 06 06Dec. 11, 2006
2013557
Vehicle Information
Condition
Front Door Control Modules, Inoperative
One or more functions of front door control modules are inoperative (including window movement).
After a LOW voltage condition or a brief battery cable disconnect functions of door control module may become inoperative. These functions include, but are not limited to:
^ Window movement in either direction
^ Door locks inoperative
^ No response from control modules when operating switches
^ No communication
Technical Background
Condition occurs when door control module(s) enter an undefined state, which it does not always recover from. Entering this state can be caused by a voltage supply concern in the vehicle either during transportation or extended periods of time without vehicle operation.
Production Solution
Final production countermeasure pending.
Service
^ Test the battery using the Midtronics MRC340V. If the battery needs charging, use Midtronics InCharge 940 (INC-940) tester/charger. Ensure that proper Midtronics test code is included with warranty claim.
Tip:
Use the generate test code and print function of MRC340V and/or INC 940 to obtain appropriate Midtronics test code which is required for warranty claims. If battery requires replacing, see Repair Manual Group 27 Starter current supply, in ElsaWeb. Failure to provide the proper Midtronics test code may result in a denied claim.
When encountering this concern it is necessary to reset the door control modules. This is performed by disconnecting the battery for a period of no less than 1 hour. Once the reset door control modules procedure is performed, it is necessary to perform a restoring electrical power procedure, and clear DTCs, see Repair Manual Group 27, Battery Reconnecting in ElsaWeb.
Tip:
Remember to reset basic settings of motors in order to reactivate the auto up or down.
Warranty
Required Parts and Tools
No Special Tools required.
No Special Parts required. Always see ETKA for the latest part(s) Information.