Have you ran the van out for an hour or two to get everything fully back up to charge?Had a flat battery and got going with jump start - however the central control panel is ‘blank’ so can’t use any van functions - lights roof fridge etc
Any insight to this ? - is this usual after a jump start - any fix
Thanks - ran for about 30 mins - not an hour -Have you ran the van out for an hour or two to get everything fully back up to charge?
Will try in any caseThanks - ran for about 30 mins - not an hour -
Just seems odd - feel like issue may be related to the flat battery
So the engine battery was flat. What about the Leisure Batteries?Had a flat battery and got going with jump start - however the central control panel is ‘blank’ so can’t use any van functions - lights roof fridge etc
Any insight to this ? - is this usual after a jump start - any fix
Thanks - far as I know leisure batteries ok - Mm but on reflection could be low as had not driven van for about 4 weeksSo the engine battery was flat. What about the Leisure Batteries?
It might be worth plugging the vehicle into EHU for 12-24 hrs.
Thanks will try thisneed to set the time/date before it will work.
Hithere , had the same problem on a 2020 cali beach. Both batteries were dead after 4 weeks. I jump start (big mistake) and everythings worked... but the central camper screen. Long story short: screen was dead, I assume it was because of the jump start, I had to replace it in VW ( no warranty after 2 years) and the joke was around 850 € including 1 hour manwork. I hope its not the same for you.Had a flat battery and got going with jump start - however the central control panel is ‘blank’ so can’t use any van functions - lights roof fridge etc
Any insight to this ? - is this usual after a jump start - any fix
Wow - Yes tried various suggestions - driving for hour or so re set time / date disconnect battery etc but still no joyHithere , had the same problem on a 2020 cali beach. Both batteries were dead after 4 weeks. I jump start (big mistake) and everythings worked... but the central camper screen. Long story short: screen was dead, I assume it was because of the jump start, I had to replace it in VW ( no warranty after 2 years) and the joke was around 850 € including 1 hour manwork. I hope its not the same for you.
Good luck mate
I have the Grand California 600. The solution for this problem is to disconnect the Blue plug/connector for a few minutes and then replace it. This resets the control panel. In my van the blue connector is located deeply under the dashboard on the doorside of the passenger's footwell. Damned difficult to get to, Some say to turn off the red isolator switch in the electrical cabinet first. I didn't, just the blue plug and the water began to flow, the step operated and everything was back to normal. But please tell me why such an important connector is almost impossible to access.Had a flat battery and got going with jump start - however the central control panel is ‘blank’ so can’t use any van functions - lights roof fridge etc
Any insight to this ? - is this usual after a jump start - any fix
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