Error code BCU 002386.12 is activated when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle detects a current exceeding 1 amp at the output for the E27 beacon light (lead 1004), despite the beacon light being switched off. This unexpected current flow typically indicates a short in the circuit or a potential…

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Error code BCU 002386.09 is triggered when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle experiences difficulties in receiving CAN bus messages from the Basic Control Unit (BCU) specifically related to the E27 beacon light. This diagnostic trouble code points to problems such as intermittent or completely absent communication, which could be…

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Error code BCU 002386.05 is activated when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle detects a current of less than 500 mA on lead 1004 for the E27 beacon light, despite the light being switched on. This significantly low current suggests an open circuit condition, likely caused by a disconnected wire,…

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Error code BCU 002386.04 is activated when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle detects a current exceeding 15 amps on lead 1004 for the E27 beacon light while it is switched on. This high current typically indicates a short to ground within the circuit, posing a risk of overheating, potential…

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Error code BCU 002386.01 is triggered when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle detects a supply voltage of less than 3 volts at the output for the beacon light (lead 0732) while the beacon light is switched on. This low voltage condition typically suggests a power supply issue, which could…

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Error code BCU 002386.00 is triggered when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle measures a total amperage exceeding 40 amps at outputs A1, C1, and D1, which affects multiple functions including the E27 beacon light. This excessive current typically indicates a short to ground or a defective component within the…

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Error code BCU 002360.19 is triggered when the output for controlling the rear-facing worklights on rear fenders (E15) is simultaneously energized by more than one control unit, indicating a conflict or misconfiguration within the vehicle’s CAN bus system. This situation can lead to erratic behavior of the worklights, including unintended flashing or failure to operate…

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Error code BCU 002360.12 is activated when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle detects a current of more than 1 amp at the output for the rear-facing worklights on rear fenders (E15), despite the worklights being switched off. This unusual current draw suggests a potential short circuit within the wiring…

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Error code BCU 002360.09 is triggered when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle encounters issues in receiving CAN bus messages from the Basic Control Unit (BCU) specifically concerning the E15 rear-facing worklights on the rear fenders. This diagnostic trouble code points to problems such as intermittent or entirely absent communication,…

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Error code BCU 002360.05 is activated when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle detects a current of less than 500 mA on lead 1033 for the rear-facing worklights on rear fenders while they are switched on. This extremely low current suggests an open circuit condition, likely due to a disconnected…

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Error code BCU 002360.04 is triggered when the Power Module (High Frequency) PC6 in a John Deere vehicle measures a current exceeding 15 amps on lead 1033 for the rear-facing worklights on rear fenders while they are switched on. This high current typically indicates a short to ground within the circuit, posing a risk of…

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