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Battery fault (excessive contact resistance)
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ESSER FlexES

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What This Code Means

The system has detected excessive resistance (> 200 mOhm) at the battery terminals or cables.

Common Causes

  • 1Loose battery terminal clamps
  • 2Corroded battery terminals
  • 3Damaged or poor quality battery connecting cables

Resolution Steps

Inspect and tighten battery terminal clamps; clean any corrosion from terminals and replace damaged cables.

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