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What Are the Common Faults and Troubleshooting Methods for Central Door Locks?

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VanRicardo

07/28/25 2:24pm

Introduction to common faults and solutions for car central door locks: 1. Diagnosis of the fault where none of the four door lock mechanisms operate: Check whether all components and connecting wires are installed correctly, and ensure that the power wire (live wire) and ground wire are securely connected to the battery. If no abnormalities are found, it indicates that the electronic control switch box is faulty, the lock switch is damaged, or there is a circuit fault. A detailed inspection of each part is required. 2. Only one or two door lock mechanisms do not operate: This fault is mostly caused by a damaged door lock motor or an open circuit in the wiring for the affected door(s). It could also be due to a fault in the mechanical transmission device. 3. The four door lock mechanisms can only unlock or only lock: This fault is caused by a damaged door lock switch or a fault in one of the switch circuits in the electronic control switch box. 4. The four door lock mechanisms automatically lock after unlocking or automatically unlock after locking: This fault is caused by a damaged door switch or a wiring fault. 5. Battery drain fault detection: When the vehicle is stationary (with no electrical appliances in use), measure the battery consumption with an ammeter. If the reading is less than 0.5A, it indicates no battery drain.

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