This diagnostic trouble code, AIC 516316.06, is generated when the current in the 12V sensor supply 1 of the Armrest Interface Control Unit exceeds safe levels, indicating a likely short to ground within the circuit. This abnormal current can lead to significant issues within the electrical system.

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This diagnostic trouble code, AIC 516315.09, is activated when the Armrest Interface Control Unit (AIC) fails to receive a LIN message from the engine speed control module. This issue typically points to a problem within the LIN Bus system or the transmitting LIN Bus module, disrupting normal communication.

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This error code, AIC 176865.02, is triggered when the control software is unable to determine the values of the remote control switch for the rear Power Take-Off (PTO). Consequently, it cannot provide accurate data to the CAN Bus, leading to the transmission of a replacement value which in turn generates this diagnostic trouble code. Note…

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This code, AIC 3510.06, signals an abnormally high current in the 5V sensor supply 2 of the Armrest Interface Control Unit. This elevated current typically indicates a short to ground within the circuit, which can lead to increased risk of damage to the electrical system.

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Error code AIC 3510.04 is reported when the voltage in the 5V sensor supply 2 of the Armrest Interface Control Unit drops below 4.8 volts. This low voltage issue could stem from a short to ground or an internal fault within the control unit itself.

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This error code, AIC 3510.03, indicates that the voltage for the 5V sensor supply 2 in the Armrest Interface Control Unit has risen above 5.25 volts, suggesting a possible short to a 12V source.

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The error code AIC 3509.06 is generated when the current in the 5V sensor supply 1 of the Armrest Interface Control Unit exceeds normal levels, suggesting a possible short to ground.

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This error code, AIC 3509.04, flags that the voltage for the 5V sensor supply 1 in the Armrest Interface Control Unit has fallen below 4.8 volts, which could indicate a short to ground or an internal fault within the control unit itself.

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This code, AIC 3509.03, occurs when the 5V sensor supply 1 in the Armrest Interface Control Unit registers a voltage higher than 5.25 volts, suggesting a potential short to a 12V source.

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The error code AIC 2036.09 is reported when the Armrest Interface Control Unit (AIC) fails to receive the necessary messages from the front Power Take-Off (PTO) control unit (PTF). This indicates a data transfer issue between the AIC control software and the System Control Computer (SCC) software, likely due to problems in the CAN Bus…

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This error code, AIC 2007.09, occurs when the Armrest Interface Control Unit (AIC) fails to receive necessary messages from the RPT (Remote Power Train). This issue typically indicates a data transfer problem between the AIC control software and RPT control software, suggesting potential issues in the CAN Bus system or faults within the transmitting control…

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