Hello Ed
After "resetting" the unit with obviously no effect, I am afraid, that you bought a broken controller.
Windows:
* As can be seen here in SLP67/6 the central power window switch E154 connects on B7+B8 to the roof controller J256.
* Then, depicted in SLP67/5 this signal is re-issued on A8+A1 if the sequence currently allows it (!)
* These feed the relais J289/J291 + J290/J292 as drawn here in SLP67/3
Handbrake:
There is something mucked-up in your controller, since it should not rigger any roof sequence (window, pump).
Are there any fault readings from the new/replaced controller ?
Nevertheless I believe this is broken.
Keep up the spirit
Tux
After "resetting" the unit with obviously no effect, I am afraid, that you bought a broken controller.
Windows:
* As can be seen here in SLP67/6 the central power window switch E154 connects on B7+B8 to the roof controller J256.
* Then, depicted in SLP67/5 this signal is re-issued on A8+A1 if the sequence currently allows it (!)
* These feed the relais J289/J291 + J290/J292 as drawn here in SLP67/3
Handbrake:
There is something mucked-up in your controller, since it should not rigger any roof sequence (window, pump).
Are there any fault readings from the new/replaced controller ?
Nevertheless I believe this is broken.
Keep up the spirit
Tux
Verstehen kann man das Leben nur rückwärts, leben muss man es vorwärts.