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Test results |
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Place a suitable ammeter clamp on the positive line of the fan wiring and measure fan uptake at max. speed with the engine running, and check that current uptake is below 20 A |
Go to Step 2 |
Current uptake above 20 A |
Fan replacement Op. 5040C30 AIR CONDITIONING FAN - R.R. |
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Check the condition of the fan power supply fuses |
Go to Step 3 |
Fuses damaged or not working correctly |
Replace the faulty fuses (looking for the cause of the malfunction) |
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Check that the switch is working correctly |
Go to Step 4 |
The switch is not working correctly |
Replace the switch Op. 5040D65 FAN SWITCH - R.R. |
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Check the condition of the ceramic resistor |
Go to Step 5 |
Ceramic resistor not working correctly |
Replace the ceramic resistor Op. 5040C44 FAN MOTOR ELECTRONIC VARIATOR - R+R |
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Check all the components in the vehicle's electrical system that may cause irregular/excessive current uptake, such as battery and alternator |
End of diagnosis |
Fault found on the component |
Replace the component that causes the fault |