Mercedes Benz Truck ML 350 (164.156) Technical # S-54_65-252 Date: 120207
Parking Assist - Malfunction and Fault Scenarios
Date: February 7, 2012
Order No.: S-B-54.65/252
Group: 54
SUBJECT:
MY-All, Models 163, 164, 166, 170, 171, 172, 197, 202, 203, 204, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 215, 216, 218, 219, 220, 221, 230, 231, 240, 245,
251, 463 with Code 220 Parktronic system (PTS); Code 230 Advanced Parking Guidance; Code 235 Active Park Assist
Parktronic Malfunctions and Faults
This is an overview of Parktronic malfunction and fault scenarios, respectively.
Malfunction Scenario 1
Malfunctions are indicated with double red (4 LEDs) warning elements and no warning tone (Figure 1).
An entry is not saved in fault memory.
Malfunctions can be triggered by external ultrasonic signals:
^ Compressed air
^ Drier blower for a washer system
^ Rail vehicles
^ Brake squeal on vehicle or a nearby vehicle
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Or through:
^ Soiling of sensors with ice or snow
^ License plate brackets
Fault Scenario 2
Faults are indicated in the Parktronic warning elements with double red (4 LEDs) with warning tone (Figure 1) (see arrows).
An entry is saved in fault memory.
The sensor function is automatically checked while driving at between 22-37 mph. If a fault occurs when driving, then this is issued at a speed less
than 9 mph with double red lights and warning tone.
The following applies to both scenarios:
If a malfunction or a fault is present for more than 2 seconds, the display in the warning elements goes out and the PARKTRONIC OFF button in the
UCP lights up in red.
Diagnosis
To fix issues that cannot be clearly located via fault codes in fault memory, check for correct and central installation (Figure 3) (C) or for any
damage caused by stone chipping (Figure 2) (A) (B).
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The decoupling ring must be centered and custom fit when installed (Figure 3) (C) and Figure 4 (C). Refer also to S-B-54.651251 Parktronic Sensor
Return Policy.
Parking Assist - Malfunction and Fault Scenarios
Date: February 7, 2012
Order No.: S-B-54.65/252
Group: 54
SUBJECT:
MY-All, Models 163, 164, 166, 170, 171, 172, 197, 202, 203, 204, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 215, 216, 218, 219, 220, 221, 230, 231, 240, 245,
251, 463 with Code 220 Parktronic system (PTS); Code 230 Advanced Parking Guidance; Code 235 Active Park Assist
Parktronic Malfunctions and Faults
This is an overview of Parktronic malfunction and fault scenarios, respectively.
Malfunction Scenario 1
Malfunctions are indicated with double red (4 LEDs) warning elements and no warning tone (Figure 1).
An entry is not saved in fault memory.
Malfunctions can be triggered by external ultrasonic signals:
^ Compressed air
^ Drier blower for a washer system
^ Rail vehicles
^ Brake squeal on vehicle or a nearby vehicle
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Or through:
^ Soiling of sensors with ice or snow
^ License plate brackets
Fault Scenario 2
Faults are indicated in the Parktronic warning elements with double red (4 LEDs) with warning tone (Figure 1) (see arrows).
An entry is saved in fault memory.
The sensor function is automatically checked while driving at between 22-37 mph. If a fault occurs when driving, then this is issued at a speed less
than 9 mph with double red lights and warning tone.
The following applies to both scenarios:
If a malfunction or a fault is present for more than 2 seconds, the display in the warning elements goes out and the PARKTRONIC OFF button in the
UCP lights up in red.
Diagnosis
To fix issues that cannot be clearly located via fault codes in fault memory, check for correct and central installation (Figure 3) (C) or for any
damage caused by stone chipping (Figure 2) (A) (B).
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The decoupling ring must be centered and custom fit when installed (Figure 3) (C) and Figure 4 (C). Refer also to S-B-54.651251 Parktronic Sensor
Return Policy.
