B2200
No Communication to TV Module (No Fitting of TV)
Causes
- TV module not fitted (vehicle not equipped)
- Blown fuse for TV module power
- Poor or missing power supply to the TV module
- Poor or missing ground at the TV module
- Open or short in data bus wiring (CAN/LIN) to the TV module
- Faulty connector or corrosion at module plug
Symptoms
- No TV function or display (if fitted)
- Related infotainment features may be inoperative
- Associated modules throw additional communication-related DTCs
- No response from TV module when queried with a scan tool
- Intermittent operation or loss of TV on vehicle movement
What to check
- Verify vehicle equipment level — confirm whether TV module is installed (service label, factory build sheet, parts list)
- Connect a diagnostic scan tool and attempt to communicate with the TV module; note any related U-codes on the network
- Inspect fuses and power distribution for TV module circuit
- Visually inspect module connector for corrosion, bent pins, water ingress, or poor mating
- Check for other modules reporting lost communication on the same data bus
- Back-probe module connector (if fitted) for ignition-switched battery voltage and ground presence
Signal parameters
- Module supply voltage (key ON): ~11–14 V at module battery/power pin
- Ground: near 0 V at module ground pin with key ON
- CAN bus idle voltages: CANH ≈ 2.5 V, CANL ≈ 2.5 V (measured to chassis)
- CAN bus dominant state: CANH ≈ 3.5 V, CANL ≈ 1.5 V (when traffic is present)
- CAN bus differential voltage when active: ~2.0 V
- Termination resistance across CANH–CANL (with ignition OFF): ~60 ohms (two 120 Ω terminators in parallel)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Confirm code presence and note freeze frame/related codes with a scan tool
- Verify vehicle equipment: check factory build sheet, vehicle option codes or physical inspection to confirm if TV module should be present — if not fitted, code may be expected and no repair required
- Visually inspect TV module connector and harness for damage, corrosion or disconnection; repair as needed
- Check and verify fuses and relays feeding the TV module circuit; replace faulty fuses and retest
- With key ON, back-probe power and ground pins at the module connector: verify battery voltage and good ground
- Using a multimeter/oscilloscope, measure CANH and CANL at the TV module connector with key ON and while exercising related systems; compare to expected idle and dominant voltages
- Measure resistance across CANH–CANL with ignition OFF; expect ~60 Ω. If open or very low, diagnose wiring/terminators
- If bus voltages are abnormal, trace wiring toward gateway/BCM looking for opens, shorts to battery/ground, or corrosion; repair wiring and connectors
- If wiring and power/ground are good but no communication, attempt to communicate with module from gateway/scan tool; verify coding/configuration — reprogram or reinitialize modules if required
- If module still non-responsive after wiring/power/coding checks, replace TV module and re-test communication
- Clear codes and road test; monitor for reappearance of B2200 or related network codes
Likely causes
- Vehicle not fitted with TV module (expected condition)
- Blown fuse or removed power feed to TV module
- Disconnected or corroded connector at the TV module
- Open/short in CAN or LIN wiring between TV module and gateway
- Failed TV module or gateway not addressing the module
Fault status
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B2200
Left Front Window Switch Stuck in Up Position
Causes
- TV module not fitted (vehicle not equipped)
- Blown fuse for TV module power
- Poor or missing power supply to the TV module
- Poor or missing ground at the TV module
- Open or short in data bus wiring (CAN/LIN) to the TV module
- Faulty connector or corrosion at module plug
Symptoms
- No TV function or display (if fitted)
- Related infotainment features may be inoperative
- Associated modules throw additional communication-related DTCs
- No response from TV module when queried with a scan tool
- Intermittent operation or loss of TV on vehicle movement
What to check
- Verify vehicle equipment level — confirm whether TV module is installed (service label, factory build sheet, parts list)
- Connect a diagnostic scan tool and attempt to communicate with the TV module; note any related U-codes on the network
- Inspect fuses and power distribution for TV module circuit
- Visually inspect module connector for corrosion, bent pins, water ingress, or poor mating
- Check for other modules reporting lost communication on the same data bus
- Back-probe module connector (if fitted) for ignition-switched battery voltage and ground presence
Signal parameters
- Module supply voltage (key ON): ~11–14 V at module battery/power pin
- Ground: near 0 V at module ground pin with key ON
- CAN bus idle voltages: CANH ≈ 2.5 V, CANL ≈ 2.5 V (measured to chassis)
- CAN bus dominant state: CANH ≈ 3.5 V, CANL ≈ 1.5 V (when traffic is present)
- CAN bus differential voltage when active: ~2.0 V
- Termination resistance across CANH–CANL (with ignition OFF): ~60 ohms (two 120 Ω terminators in parallel)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Confirm code presence and note freeze frame/related codes with a scan tool
- Verify vehicle equipment: check factory build sheet, vehicle option codes or physical inspection to confirm if TV module should be present — if not fitted, code may be expected and no repair required
- Visually inspect TV module connector and harness for damage, corrosion or disconnection; repair as needed
- Check and verify fuses and relays feeding the TV module circuit; replace faulty fuses and retest
- With key ON, back-probe power and ground pins at the module connector: verify battery voltage and good ground
- Using a multimeter/oscilloscope, measure CANH and CANL at the TV module connector with key ON and while exercising related systems; compare to expected idle and dominant voltages
- Measure resistance across CANH–CANL with ignition OFF; expect ~60 Ω. If open or very low, diagnose wiring/terminators
- If bus voltages are abnormal, trace wiring toward gateway/BCM looking for opens, shorts to battery/ground, or corrosion; repair wiring and connectors
- If wiring and power/ground are good but no communication, attempt to communicate with module from gateway/scan tool; verify coding/configuration — reprogram or reinitialize modules if required
- If module still non-responsive after wiring/power/coding checks, replace TV module and re-test communication
- Clear codes and road test; monitor for reappearance of B2200 or related network codes
Likely causes
- Vehicle not fitted with TV module (expected condition)
- Blown fuse or removed power feed to TV module
- Disconnected or corroded connector at the TV module
- Open/short in CAN or LIN wiring between TV module and gateway
- Failed TV module or gateway not addressing the module
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B2200
No Communication to TV Module (No Fitting of TV)
Causes
- TV module not fitted (vehicle not equipped)
- Blown fuse for TV module power
- Poor or missing power supply to the TV module
- Poor or missing ground at the TV module
- Open or short in data bus wiring (CAN/LIN) to the TV module
- Faulty connector or corrosion at module plug
Symptoms
- No TV function or display (if fitted)
- Related infotainment features may be inoperative
- Associated modules throw additional communication-related DTCs
- No response from TV module when queried with a scan tool
- Intermittent operation or loss of TV on vehicle movement
What to check
- Verify vehicle equipment level — confirm whether TV module is installed (service label, factory build sheet, parts list)
- Connect a diagnostic scan tool and attempt to communicate with the TV module; note any related U-codes on the network
- Inspect fuses and power distribution for TV module circuit
- Visually inspect module connector for corrosion, bent pins, water ingress, or poor mating
- Check for other modules reporting lost communication on the same data bus
- Back-probe module connector (if fitted) for ignition-switched battery voltage and ground presence
Signal parameters
- Module supply voltage (key ON): ~11–14 V at module battery/power pin
- Ground: near 0 V at module ground pin with key ON
- CAN bus idle voltages: CANH ≈ 2.5 V, CANL ≈ 2.5 V (measured to chassis)
- CAN bus dominant state: CANH ≈ 3.5 V, CANL ≈ 1.5 V (when traffic is present)
- CAN bus differential voltage when active: ~2.0 V
- Termination resistance across CANH–CANL (with ignition OFF): ~60 ohms (two 120 Ω terminators in parallel)
Diagnostic algorithm
- Confirm code presence and note freeze frame/related codes with a scan tool
- Verify vehicle equipment: check factory build sheet, vehicle option codes or physical inspection to confirm if TV module should be present — if not fitted, code may be expected and no repair required
- Visually inspect TV module connector and harness for damage, corrosion or disconnection; repair as needed
- Check and verify fuses and relays feeding the TV module circuit; replace faulty fuses and retest
- With key ON, back-probe power and ground pins at the module connector: verify battery voltage and good ground
- Using a multimeter/oscilloscope, measure CANH and CANL at the TV module connector with key ON and while exercising related systems; compare to expected idle and dominant voltages
- Measure resistance across CANH–CANL with ignition OFF; expect ~60 Ω. If open or very low, diagnose wiring/terminators
- If bus voltages are abnormal, trace wiring toward gateway/BCM looking for opens, shorts to battery/ground, or corrosion; repair wiring and connectors
- If wiring and power/ground are good but no communication, attempt to communicate with module from gateway/scan tool; verify coding/configuration — reprogram or reinitialize modules if required
- If module still non-responsive after wiring/power/coding checks, replace TV module and re-test communication
- Clear codes and road test; monitor for reappearance of B2200 or related network codes
Likely causes
- Vehicle not fitted with TV module (expected condition)
- Blown fuse or removed power feed to TV module
- Disconnected or corroded connector at the TV module
- Open/short in CAN or LIN wiring between TV module and gateway
- Failed TV module or gateway not addressing the module
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