Daf
Member Since: 21 Aug 2007
Location: Wales, mun ;-)
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dgardel wrote:Webasto Error 84: The voltage was less than 10.5 V for longer than 20 seconds
May be you need a BMS reset (after a fully battery charge).
Remember that the battery MUST be charged by connecting the charger::
+Ve on the Positive battery pole
-Ve (Ground) to the chassis, NOT at the negative battery pole.
Do this is necessary because the BMS need to "learn" the battery charging process.
Otherwise you are actually charging the battery, but your car does not know!
Can anyone point me in the right direction regarding where i can find the most suitable ground point for fitting a CTEK "comfort" cable? I currently have it bolted onto the large lump of brass that's attached to the negative battery pole.
The reason I ask is that my Altox has been called into action only three times over the past 4 weeks since it was fitted. It ran without any problems each time. However, on the third time (yesterday) it ran and warmed everything up but I had the same error message as the OP but with a code of 24 when it finished its 30 minute run. In my case, the battery voltage 11.2V and the starter motor just wouldn't turn over - only clicking. Fair enough, the car had been idle over Christmas.
Today, as a test, with an outside temp of 4 degrees a full tank of petrol and an overnight charge of the battery, the burner only ran for a minute or so before coming back with the "Heater did not start technical info W7, 3, 6" and an error code of 24 (low fuel). The car started fine as the outside temp was fine.
So, does the outside temperature affect whether the Altox starts the heater or will it alway come on if instructed and you have fuel in the tank and charge in the battery?
Anyone with a link/ picture to that grounding point for the CTEK comfort cable gets a virtual pint!
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 4th Jan 2017 11:58 am |
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Narpy
Member Since: 18 Jul 2011
Location: Stockport
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Presuming you have a D3, there's a couple of suitable earthing points on the top of the passenger side wing right next to the battery box. 
My own comfort lead is earthed there. 
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| 4th Jan 2017 12:11 pm |
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atolchev
Member Since: 07 Jun 2016
Location: Moscow
Posts: 4
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F355GTS wrote:Hi Ian
I think the 3rd time I tried the Ctek was disconnected, It's a MXS10 and happily does a charge/ recondition overnight, it was showing fully charged before I tried
Will send text
I think that the best way to check is to plug Kline adapter and to make start from the Webasto Thermo Test. You will see the voltage that detects the ECU of heater.
In different places of the car can be a good voltage, but there may be losses near heater.
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| 4th Jan 2017 1:26 pm |
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