If you suspect a HW issue with the VCI (multiple actions were done and the VCI is not connected to the vehicle):
- you can either contact Service desk support (Submit a Zendesk Ticket or Contact on our support numbers)
- or consult the following checklist explaining the additional troubleshooting actions to be done and decision to be taken
Checklist | Additional Troubleshooting | Decision |
Is the Green LED NOT illuminated? |
1. Check Power supply - Connect a volt meter to the vehicle OBD socket between pin 4 and pin 16 and switch the vehicle ignition on. - Try to connect the VCI into another vehicle (it's recommended to plug the VCI into a vehicle that communicated ok with another VCI in the past) 2. When multiple attempts fails -> VCI is Faulty |
HW to be returned if Step 1 failed |
Is the Green LED NOT illuminated? | If NO Power issue was identified, then the issue may be the main firmware not loaded | HW to be returned |
IS the Green LED blinking:
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1. Perform a Power cycle -> Remove the VCI from the vehicle OBD socket, wait for 5 seconds, then plug it back in to the vehicle OBD socket. 2. If after Power cycle /reboot -> the VCI enters in failsafe mode=> HW to be returned |
HW to be returned if Step 1 failed |
Is the VCI physically damaged? | Warranty waived/expired |
- In case the decision to be taken is to return the HW, please proceed as described below.
- Raise a Zendesk incident and add sufficient information in the incident form Submit a request – Sindri (zendesk.com)
- Download the Warranty Claim Form document (attached) and fill it -> it's MANDATORY to add the Zendesk Ticket number in the warranty form
- Once the Warranty Claim Form is filled in -> send it via email to the following email address: warranty-iam@continental.com
- Warranty Claim Form will be analyzed and you will receive instructions on how to return the defective parts.
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