Run XENTRY routine "Check HV battery internal communication" – identifies faulty CSC by position (e.g., "CSC 2 does not respond").
Measure voltage at BMS master connector – must be >11.5V during cranking. mercedes-benz p1d687a
| Cause | Probability | Mechanism | |-------|-------------|------------| | | 45% | Internal ASIC (e.g., Maxim MAX17853, ADI LTC6811) loses communication due to supply noise or latch-up | | Internal bus wiring harness fault | 25% | Broken or high-resistance connection on battery internal CAN/LIN (e.g., wire bond inside pack, corroded connector) | | BMS master internal fault | 15% | Failed transceiver or corrupted firmware | | Electromagnetic interference | 10% | External HV switching (e.g., DC-DC converter, compressor inverter) injecting noise onto internal bus – rare | | Software timing issue | 5% | CSC firmware timing drift after many wake/sleep cycles (fixed by update) | 6. Diagnostic Procedure (XENTRY) Step 1 – Verify DTC Scan all HV components. P1D687A may appear alongside P1D687B, P1D687C if multiple CSCs lost. Run XENTRY routine "Check HV battery internal communication"
Perform HV isolation test to rule out moisture ingress into battery pack (which can short bus lines). Diagnostic Procedure (XENTRY) Step 1 – Verify DTC
| Condition | Threshold | |-----------|------------| | HV system active (contactors closed or in precharge) | Yes | | 12V supply to BMS master stable | 9–16V | | Internal bus wake-up pattern sent by BMS | Completed | | Missing cyclic counter increment from any CSC for > 5 consecutive cycles | Yes | | Or: CRC error rate on internal bus > 30% over 10 seconds | Yes |