This error code indicates that the SCC is not receiving required messages from the Armrest Control Unit (ACU). This can be caused by communication issues, faulty wiring, or problems within the ACU.

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This error code indicates that the SCC sensor supply voltage is below 4.55 V. Low voltage can cause sensors to malfunction or provide inaccurate readings.

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This error code indicates that the SCC sensor supply voltage for the Option Configuration Connector is above 5.25 V. High voltage can damage sensors and affect their accuracy.

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This error code indicates that the SCC has received too many errors on the CAN network, exceeding the allowable limit. This could be caused by a faulty device, poor connections, or excessive noise on the CAN bus.

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This error code indicates that the SCC has detected a CAN message overflow due to a bad intelligent device or component. The SCC has not received the expected messages from other components, which can disrupt communication and functionality.

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This error code indicates that the Selective Control Valves (SV I—SV VII) are not calibrated or a failed calibration was saved. This can affect the accuracy and functionality of the control valves.

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This error code indicates that the Selective Control Unit (SCC) software failed to execute within the allotted time. This failure can be due to software glitches, processing errors, or hardware malfunctions within the control unit.

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This error code indicates that the Selective Control Unit (SCC) has detected an unswitched supply voltage below 9.0 V. Low voltage can result from battery issues, poor electrical connections, or problems within the power distribution system.

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This error code indicates that the Selective Control Unit (SCC) has detected an unswitched supply voltage above 18.0 V. High voltage can be caused by a malfunctioning voltage regulator, issues within the alternator, or external voltage sources impacting the system.

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This error code indicates that the Selective Control Unit (SCC) has detected that the switched supply voltage is below 9.0 V. This low voltage can be caused by various factors, such as battery issues, poor electrical connections, or alternator problems.

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