clock setting MERCEDES-BENZ ML320 1997 Complete User Guide

GF00.20-P-2009A
Engine oil monitor function
24.10.96

MODEL
129 with ENGINE 112, 113

MODEL
163 with ENGINE 112, 113, 612

MODEL
168 with ENGINE 166, 668

MODEL
202 with ENGINE 112, 611

MODEL
208 up to 31.7.99 with ENGINE 112, 113

MODEL
210 up to 30.6.99 with ENGINE 112, 113, 611

General

The oil level is constantly monitored by the oil sensor, and the

appropriate data transmitted to the processor by the ASSYST.

Oil replenishments are detected automatically and result in a bonus,

which extends the service interval accordingly.

An excess oil level or insufficient oil level appears in the display

together with the oil can symbol.

Display of low oil level at maximum:
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at driver request

Display of warnings: D
automatically, at the earliest 60 s after engine start and oil

temperature greater than 60°C:

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if oil level too high: the oil can symbol appears together

with the readout "OIL LEVEL ABOVE MAX". In addition, a

brief warning signal sounds. (On models not fitted with

multifunction displaly, "HI" appears flashing.)

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if oil level too low: the oil can symbol appears together with

the readout "OIL LEVEL BELOW MIN". In addition, a brief

warning signal sounds. (On models not fitted with multifunction

display, the oil level warning lamp (A1e12) comes on and the

readout "-2L" appears flashing.)

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if oil at minimum: the oil can symbol appears together with

the readout "OIL LEVEL MINIMUM". In addition, a brief

warning signal sounds. (On models not fitted with multifunction

display, the oil level warning lamp (A1e12) comes on.)

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automatically 13 s after ignition ON:

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if
no oil
is in engine: the oil can symbol appears together

with the readout "OIL LEVEL BELOW MIN". In addition, a

warning signal sounds. (On models not fitted with multifunction

display, the oil level warning lamp (A1e12) comes on and the

readout "-2L"appears flashing. In addition a brief warning

signal sounds.)

The missing oil quantity displayed no longer changes during the

display. In other words, any change in oil level cannot be observed

directly at the display. The new oil level is only displayed once the

conditions described below exist.

Display of oil quantity at driver request

The text "DISPLAY OIL LEVEL?" appears 10 s after the start switch

has been turned into position "2" (on models not fitted with

multifunction display, the oil can and the clock symbol are displayed).

If the reset button of the trip counter is pressed twice within one sec.

during this readout, for example, "add 1.0L oil" (or "-1.0L")

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appears in the display if oil level too low. The readout appears only

after the elapse of a waiting time after engine OFF. The waiting time

depends on the engine oil temperature.

It is

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up to 20°C
30 minutes

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from 60°C
1 minute

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The waiting time is between these two limits at other engine oil

temperatures.

Possible readouts are (text in parenthesis relates to models not fitted

with multifunction display.):
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"OIL LEVEL OKAY" ("o.k."),

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1.0L, 1.5L, 2L,

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"Overfilling" ("HI"),

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"OBSERVE WAITING TIME" (clock symbol flashing and oil can

symbol),

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"DISPLAY OIL LEVEL" (clock and oil can symbols.)

If there is a fault at the oil sensor (oil level/temperature/quality, B40)

the oil can symbol and the text "OIL LEVEL SENSOR FAULTY"

appears only 30 s after the fault has occurred.

(On models not fitted with multifunction display, the oil level warning

lamp (A1e12) comes on accordingly.)

For diagnosis, read also the injection system control module (N3)

with the HHT. (The instrument cluster (A1) receives the sensor data

through the CAN from the injection system control module (N3)).

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Oil change

The ASSYST has to be reset each time the oil is changed. Resetting

ASSYST also resets the remaining time and the remaining distance.

Resetting can be performed at the instrument cluster or using the

HHT.

The following data are stored when the system is reset:

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current kilometer reading rounded off to 100,

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total oil replenishments in the last interval,

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remaining distance,

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remaining time,

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product of the quality factors,

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the data of the last 5 resettings in 5 data sets

These data can only be read with the HHT!

If the specified quantity of oil is not replenished when the oil is

changed, the (internal) start distance is reduced.

Detecting oil replenishments
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With the
HHT
it is possible to retrieve the last 10 oil

replenishments and the corresponding kilometer readings of

the current interval.

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In the normal case, detection of an oil replenishment is

displayed by the remaining distance in the instrument cluster

being extended

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Warning threshold (in days)
With the HHT it is possible to set a warning threshold of between 5 and 30 days for the remaining time, with a
stepwidth of one day. The basic setting is 30 days.
Display of remaining time
The remaining time is always only displayed in those cases where the following condition is met:
Remaining time (in days) x 40 < remaining distance (in km), and the warning threshold is reached.
The remaining time is displayed in the following cases:
automatically, after 5 s start switch in position 2 or driving, if the warning threshold is reached:
The service symbol and the readout "SERVICE IN ... DAYS" appears for 10 seconds. (On vehicles not
fitted with multifunction display, the current remaining time, the service and the clock symbol appear.)
automatically, after 5 s start switch in position 2 or driving, if the remaining time is exceeded:
The service symbol and the readout "DAYS ... EXCEEDED" appears for 30 s (for 10 s up to mid-July
97). (On vehicles not fitted with multifunction display, the service and the clock symbol appear. The
"remaining time" is displayed with a negative sign (minus sign). The readout flashes in this case.)
After the display reaches the maximum readout of -730 days, the readout remains at this figure! The
readout is displayed with a resolution of 1 day.
As of approx. 06.97 a brief warning signal sounds in addition.
at driver request. The readout is then displayed, as above, for 10 s.
If a speed limit is set at the cruise control, this speed limit is displayed for a short moment before the
ASSYST display.
If certain measured values are not supplied to the ASSYST, e.g. because of failure of a sensor, it switches to
stored substitute values. An appropriate entry is then made in the fault memory of the particular control module.
If the power supply fails, the data are retained. The times without operating voltage (battery disconnected) are
not recorded, however! They can be retroactively included, however, with the HHT.
Active service system
(ASSYST) operating
informationEngine with oil sensor
(e.g. 112, 113, 611)GF00.20-P-0003-01A
Model 210 as of 01.03.97
with engines 111, 602,
604, 605, 606
Model 129, 140, 170, 202 GF00.20-P-0003-01B

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Possible readouts are (text in parenthesis relates to models not fitted with multifunction display.):
"OIL LEVEL OKAY" ("o.k."),
1.0L, 1.5L, 2L,
"Overfilling" ("HI"),
"OBSERVE WAITING TIME" (clock symbol flashing and oil can symbol),
"DISPLAY OIL LEVEL" (clock and oil can symbols.)
If there is a fault at the oil sensor (oil level/temperature/quality, B40) the oil can symbol and the text "OIL
LEVEL SENSOR FAULTY" appears only 30 s after the fault has occurred.
(On models not fitted with multifunction display, the oil level warning lamp (A1e12) comes on accordingly.)
For diagnosis, read also the injection system control module (N3) with the HHT. (The instrument cluster (A1)
receives the sensor data through the CAN from the injection system control module (N3)).
Oil change
The ASSYST has to be reset each time the oil is changed. Resetting ASSYST also resets the remaining time and
the remaining distance. Resetting can be performed at the instrument cluster or using the HHT. The following
data are stored when the system is reset:
current kilometer reading rounded off to 100,
total oil replenishments in the last interval,
remaining distance,
remaining time,
product of the quality factors,
the data of the last 5 resettings in 5 data sets
These data can only be read with the HHT!
If the specified quantity of oil is not replenished when the oil is changed, the (internal) start distance is
reduced.
Detecting oil replenishments
With the HHT it is possible to retrieve the last 10 oil replenishments and the corresponding kilometer
readings of the current interval.
In the normal case, detection of an oil replenishment is displayed by the remaining distance in the
instrument cluster being extended
Oil replenishments are always only detected once the following conditions are met:
the replenished quantit
y is at least

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AD54.30-P-2000-02GC
Notes on HHT previous knowledge diagnosis
IC


HHT :

The instrument cluster and active service system (ASSYST) sub-

function are checked with HHT, there being the choice of the

following functions for this:
1. Control module version

2. Fault memory

3. Actual values

4. Actuations

5. Control module adaptation

Additional information on test items 2, 3 and 5 can be called up using

the INPUT key


Control module adaptation

The following alternatives are available in the HHT under control

module adaptation:

1.)
Read out coding and transfer to new instrument cluster. IC and

ASSYST.

2.)
Read out/change codings e.g.:

Engine and national variants,

version of fuel tank,

special equipment etc.
3.)

Settings:

1
Clock

2
Put forward kilometer reading

3
Put back kilometer reading

4
Oil change

5
Reset oil change initiated inadvertently

6
Active Service System

7
Enter times with battery disconnected

8
Set minimum oil warning


Before replacing a defective instrument cluster, readout the existing

variant codings (driving data and instrument cluster data) and store in
the HHT on an interim basis. Read in the values stored on an interim

basis again after installing the new instrument cluster.

If it is not possible to read out the stored variant coding, all variant

codings must be input manually (menu-assistance in HHT).

When installing an instrument cluster on an experimental basis, do

not put forward the kilometer reading as it cannot be put back later.

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TESTS.
Normal Ventilation In Regulating Mode
To check normal ventilation in regulating mode, set temperature selector knob to White range (vertical). Set
mode control knob to 4-o'clock position. Ensure A/C button indicator is illuminated. Air will vent from upper
and lower outlets and A/C compressor will engage. Ambient air will flow from center outlet and coolant
circulation pump will operate. If operation is not as specified, perform the following in order:
Check A/C button activation. See A/C BUTTON under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check A/C pressure switch. See A/C REFRIGERANT PRESSURE SWITCH under ELECTRICAL
TESTS.
Economy Setting Not In Heating Mode
To check economy setting without heating mode activated, set temperature selector knob to Blue range. Set
mode control knob to the 9-o'clock position. Ensure A/C button indicator is not illuminated. Ambient air will
flow from center outlet and A/C compressor will NOT be engaged. If operation is not as specified, perform the
following:
Check A/C button activation. See A/C BUTTON under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Economy Setting In Heating Mode
To check economy setting with heating mode activated, set temperature selector knob to Red range. Set mode
control knob to the 4-o'clock position. Ensure A/C button indicator is not illuminated. Heated air will flow from
lower, upper and center outlets and A/C compressor will NOT be engaged. If operation is not as specified,
perform the following:
Check A/C button activation. See A/C BUTTON under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Recirculation Mode
To check recirculation mode, press fresh/recirculation button. Ensure fresh/recirculation indicator is
illuminated. Set blower speed knob to position No. 4. Blower fan noise will increase noticeably. If operation is
not as specified, check wiring between recirculated air flap element, heater-A/C switch and No. 16 fuse (15-
amp).
ELECTRICAL TESTS
Voltage Supply Circuit Z50/2
1. Connect socket box to A/C push button control unit and wiring harness. See CONNECTING TEST
EQUIPMENT . Turn ignition on, with engine off. Connect voltmeter positive lead to socket box terminal
No. 7 and negative lead to terminal No. 9.
2. Voltage should be 11-14 volts. If voltage is not as specified, check voltage supply circuit Z50/2 between
No. 16 fuse (15-amp) and connected components. See WIRING DIAGRAMS
. Repair as necessary.

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Function
Rotating the air distribution switch in the AAC push-button control module (N22) actuates the footwell flap
actuator motor via the AC bus. The footwell flap actuator motor (M2/21) controls the footwell flap, which
adopts the following positions according to requirements.
Switching logic
footwell flap closed = 0%
footwell flap open = 100%
Automatic footwell flap control (Auto button engaged)
The footwell flap is opened depending on the following values
blending air flap setting
Coolant temperature
Evaporator temperature
linear up to 100 % open.
Footwell flap control via push-button control module
(Clock type switch setting of air distribution switch)
If a problem exists, it is possible to retrieve and verify the defined end positions by means of the diagnosis
assistant system (DAS) (valuation trip).
After replacing an actuator motor an adjustment run must be performed via the Diagnosis Assistant System
(DAS), i.e. the flap OPEN and SHUT limit positions are defined and retained.
FOOTWELL FLAP ACTUATOR MOTOR, LOCATION / TASK / FUNCTION - GF83.10-P-2132GI
MODEL 163 as of 1.9.01 with CODE (580a) Automatic air conditioning
1 o'clock 2 o'clock 3 o'clock 4 o'clock 5 o'clock6 o'clock
17% 32% 50% 68% 85%
100%
7 o'clock 8 o'clock 9 o'clock 10 o'clock 11 o'clock
12 o'clock
66% 31%
0%
%0%0%
NOTE: All actuator motors are identical.

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Function
Rotating the air distribution switch in the AAC push-
button control module (N22) actuates the center outlet flap
actuator motor (M2/22) via the AC bus. The center outlet flap actuator motor (M2/22) controls the center outlet
flap, which adopts the following positions according to requirements.
Switching logic
center outlet flap closed = 0%
center outlet flap open = 100%
Automatic center outlet flap control (Auto button engaged)
The center outlet flap is opened depending on the following values
blending air flap setting
Coolant temperature
Evaporator temperature
linear up to 100 % open.
Center outlet flap control via push-button control module (Clock type switch setting of air distribution
switch)
If a problem exists, it is possible to retrieve and verify the defined end positions by means of the diagnosis
assistant system (DAS) (valuation trip).
After replacing an actuator motor an adjustment run must be performed using the Diagnosis Assistant System
(DAS), i.e. the flap OPEN and SHUT limit positions are defined and retained.
CENTER OUTLET FLAP ACTUATOR MOTOR, LOCATION/TASK/FUNCTION - GF83.10-P-2172GI
MODEL 163 as of 1.9.01 with CODE (580a) Automatic air conditioning
1 o'clock 2 o'clock 3 o'clock 4 o'clock 5 o'clock6 o'clock
65% 82% 100% 68% 2%
0%
7 o'clock 8 o'clock 9 o'clock 10 o'clock 11 o'clock
12 o'clock
32% 68% 100% 82% 65%
50%
NOTE: All actuator motors are identical.

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Defrost function
Defroster nozzle flap open 100 %.
System switched off
Defroster nozzle flap open 100 % (This limp-home capability ensures that the windshield will not fog up even
when a malfunction has occurred)
Defroster nozzle flap control via the push-button control module
(Clock type switch setting of air distribution switch)
If a problem exists, it is possible to retrieve and verify the defined end positions by means of the diagnosis
assistant system (DAS) (valuation trip).
After replacement of an actuator motor it is necessary for an adjustment run to be performed using the diagnosis
assistant system (DAS), i.e. the end positions flap OPEN and SHUT are defined and retained.
DEFROSTER VENT FLAP ACTUATOR MOTOR, LOCATION/TASK/FUNCTION - GF83.10-P-2175GI
Model 163 as of 1.9.01 with code (580a) Automatic air conditioning
1 o'clock 2 o'clock 3 o'clock 4 o'clock 5 o'clock6 o'clock
85% 68% 50% 32% 17%
0%
7 o'clock 8 o'clock 9 o'clock 10 o'clock 11 o'clock
12 o'clock
0 % 0 % 0 % 32 % 70 %
100 %
NOTE: All actuators are identical.

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clockwise direction to the final indented position (max. cooling), the recirculation switch is bypassed and thus
the fresh air flaps closed, in order to achieve the max. interior cooling (with A/C ON).
TEMPERATURE SELECTOR WHEEL, FUNCTION - GF83.25-P-2102-01GI
Function
The desired in-car temperature is set by turning the temperature selector wheel on the AAC push-button control
module (N22).
The AAC push-button control module (N22) compares the desired temperature with the temperature in the
passenger compartment. The passenger compartment temperature is determined by the in-car temperature
sensor on the AAC push-button control module (N22) and the temperature sensor for the vent air at the center
nozzle, front and rear footwells.
Using the comparison between specified and actual values, the AAC push-button control module (N22)
determines the correct setting of the blending air flaps and actuates these. The selected temperature is reached
and maintained as quickly as possible, if warming or cooling of the interior is necessary.
TEMPERATURE SELECTOR WHEEL, LOCATION - GF83.25-P-2102-02GH
Heater depiction
The temperature selector wheel (2) is located in the heater control unit.
Fig. 48: Identifying Temperature Selector Wheel On Heater Control Unit
- Model 163
TEMPERATURE SELECTOR WHEEL, LOCATION/TASK/DESIGN/FUNCTION - GF83.25-P-2102GC
MODELS 163 up to 31.8.01, 168 up to 28.2.01
Temperature selector
wheel, locationModel 168GF83.25-P-
2102-02GC
Model 163GF83.25-P-
2102-02GH
Temperature selector The temperature selector wheel serves to preselect the

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AIR CONDITIONING (TEMPMATIC) DIAGNOSIS OPERATIONAL CHECK - AD83.30-P-3000GH
MODEL 163 with CODE (580) air conditioning or for USA, Tempmatic

Air conditioning (Tempmatic)
(Tempmatic A/C) diagnosis,
previous knowledge
AD83.30-P-2000GH
Function check
Test step/Scope
of test Operation/Requirement Specified value Possible cause/ Remedy
1
Temperature selector on "white
zone" ( ) function switch
illuminated
Air from center level.AD83.30-P-6000-01GH
Air drying Air upwards.AD83.30-P-6000-02GH
Air distribution switch at 12 o'clockA/C compressor ON .
AD83.30-P-6000-03GH
AD83.30
-P-6000-04GH
AD83.30
-P-6000-05GH
AD83.30
-P-6000-06GH
AD83.30
-P-6000-07GH
AD83.30
-P-6000-08GH
AD83.30
-P-6000-09GH
2
Temperature selector on "white
zone" function switch
illuminatedAir downwards and
upwards.AD83.30-P-6000-08GH
Normal setting
in control mode A/C compressor ON .AD83.30-P-6000-09GH
Air distribution switch at 4 o'clock
Flow of temperature-
controlled air from
center level as well.
Coolant circulation
pump runs.

3
Temperature selector engaged on
"blue" function switch not
illuminatedAir from center level
(ambient air)AD83.30-P-6000-08GH
Normal mode
without heating
mode
A/C compressor OFF.
Air distribution switch at 9 o'clock
4
Temperature selector on "red" stop
function switch not
illuminatedHeated air
downwards, upwards
and from center level.
AD83.30-P-6000-08GH
Normal mode in
heating mode
Air distribution switch at 4 o'clockA/C compressor
OFF.

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