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2020-2023 Audi Preferred Charging Time Cannot Be Set TSB

Audi has released Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 2073891/1 to address an issue where owners of certain 2020-2023 Audi models cannot set their preferred charging time. This problem is caused by a software fault in the high-voltage battery charger, which can be resolved with a software update.

Byeditor marcus weber2023 Audi A7
2023 Audi A7 — Audi preferred charging time
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preferred charging time cannot be setAudi preferred charging timeTSB 93 24 52 2073891/1TSB 2073891/1TSB 2011732software version 1191software version 1192High-voltage battery charger J1050Diagnostic Address 00C6SVM Code C6A013
Audi A7
2021–2022
Audi A7 e
2021–2022
Audi A8 L e
2021
Audi Q5
2021–2023
Audi Q5 e
2021, 2023
Audi RS 7
2021–2023
Mostra altri 3
Audi S7
2021–2023
Audi S8
2021–2023
Audi SQ5
2021–2023

Symptoms

Owners of affected 2020-2023 Audi vehicles may notice that they are unable to set the preferred charging time function. This means the vehicle will not adhere to user-defined schedules for charging, which can be inconvenient for managing charging costs or times. The customer complaint specifically states: "The preferred charging time function cannot be set."

Fault Codes / Diagnostic Addresses

Upon workshop diagnosis, the complaint can be reproduced. Technicians will find that the vehicle has software version number 1191 in diagnostic address 00C6, which corresponds to the High-voltage battery charger (J1050).

Repair Procedure Summary

To resolve the issue where the Audi preferred charging time cannot be set, Audi dealerships will perform a software update on the High-voltage battery charger (J1050). The procedure, outlined in TSB 2073891/1, requires the use of a VAS tester equipped with the current version of ODIS diagnostic software.

Here's a summary of the steps:

  1. Prepare Diagnostic Equipment: Ensure the VAS tester has the latest ODIS version. Technicians must activate DoIP (Diagnostic over Internet Protocol) communication. This is done by navigating to Administration >> General >> GFF Process >> DoIP communication >> Only allow DoIP communication within ODIS. A red LED on the VAS 6154(A) diagnostic tool indicates that DoIP is active.
  2. Follow SVM Instructions: Refer to TSB 2011732, which provides detailed instructions for Software Version Management (SVM) operating procedures.
  3. Update Software: Update the High-voltage battery charger (J1050) using the SVM action code C6A013. This process will update the software from version 1191 to the improved software version 1192. The update will also change the part number for the software. For example, old software part numbers like 5QE.915.681.DB and 5QE.915.681.DD will be updated to 5QE.915.681.EB and 5QE.915.681.EA respectively, while 5QE.915.681.DC will update to 5QE.915.681.EC.

Important Warnings

Technicians are advised that the DoIP communication setting will automatically reset once the diagnostic session has ended. It is crucial to always use DoIP when flashing a control module via ODIS in supported vehicles.

Warranty Information

This repair is covered under Audi's warranty for up to 48 months or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. For Audi Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicles, the claim type is G10, requiring verification of owner status. If the vehicle is outside of any warranty, this Technical Service Bulletin is informational only.

The service number for this repair is 9352, with a damage code of 0039. Labor operations for the software update include:

  • Software update (0151 0060): Time stated on the diagnostic protocol (maximum 50 Time Units).
  • Software update (0151 0010): Refer to SRT and associated operations.

Diagnostic time for GFF (Guided Fault Finding) – checking and clearing fault codes – and test drives before and after the service procedure are listed as

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the problem addressed by Audi TSB 2073891/1?
Audi TSB 2073891/1 addresses an issue where the preferred charging time function cannot be set in certain 2020-2023 Audi models, including the A7, Q5, and S8. This is due to a software fault in the high-voltage battery charger.
Which Audi models are affected by the preferred charging time issue?
The issue primarily affects various 2020-2023 Audi models, including the A7, S7, A8, S8, A8 e quattro, RS7, Q5, Q5 e quattro, Q5 Sportback, SQ5, and SQ5 Sportback. A full list of affected vehicles can be found in the TSB.
How is the 'preferred charging time cannot be set' issue fixed?
The issue is resolved by updating the software of the high-voltage battery charger (J1050) to version 1192. This update is performed by an authorized Audi dealership using specialized diagnostic tools like the VAS tester with ODIS, following the procedures outlined in TSB 2073891/1.
Is the software update for the preferred charging time issue covered under warranty?
Yes, the software update is typically covered under Audi's new vehicle limited warranty for up to 48 months or 50,000 miles. For Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicles, it may also be covered under claim type G10. If your vehicle is outside of warranty, the TSB serves as informational guidance.

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