Q5/X451 FATC
DTC Troubleshooting Data
Version: 1.0
Date: 16-Oct-2018
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B1F1F-11:- Air Temperature Feedback Signal - Circuit Short To Ground;
ISO Code
B1F1F – 11
Customer Symptom
System is less responsive to user control and environmental conditions
Fault Effects (On Vehicle)
1)
If Motor learning is in process, end stops will not be learnt properly
2)
Motor will not be positioned accurately
3)
Cooling and Heating will not be accurate
Lamp Status (If Any)
When Air Temperature feedback signal STG is detected, motor will stay at
current position. Thereafter if any new user request/AUTO comes, motor will be
driven on Time basis.
Fault Detection Condition
Temperature Door Control Motor Feedback Line - Circuit short to Ground
Normal Operating Condition
With the Temperature feedback line connected to the harness and with Ignition
ON, checks the voltage between blue connector pin no 10 & ground of the
Connector. The voltage range should be in between 1.3 to 3.89 V
Probable Trouble Area
1) Motor connector is not connected firmly (open) 2) Motor feedback
line short to Ground
Healing Condition
If there is a continuity between the Driver side temperature door actuator
Feedback line and Ground line, correct the wiring harness (wiring harness short
to Ground)
Component Details:
The actuator controls the position of the temperature blend door based on the voltage signal from the FATC module.
Potentiometer, inside the actuator, sends a feedback signal to the controller and controller cuts off the voltage signal
coming from the controller when the required door position is achieved.
Preliminary Checks:
Switch On the IGN & perform the following check.
1)
Connect the Diagnostics tool & check the DTC fault code
2)
Read ECU parameter value
Target Position of Temperature Door Flap
and
Temperature Door flap Position
(Internal Value)
for actual and target position of Actuator




