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Climate Control System  

Principles of Operation 

For a detailed description of climate control operation, refer to the relevant Description and Operation section of the 
workshop manual. 
 

Inspection and Verification 

1 . Verify the customer concern.  
 
2 . Visually inspect for obvious signs of mechanical or electrical damage.  
 
3 . If an obvious cause for an observed or reported concern is found, correct the cause (if possible) before proceeding to 
the next step  
 
4 . If the cause is not visually evident, verify the symptom and refer to the Symptom Chart.  
 

Connector Circuit Reference 

Auxiliary Climate Control Module (ACCM) - C0695 

NOTE :  

 
 

 

Published : Mar 1, 2005

 

Discovery 3 vehicles with rear climate control only 

Cavity 

Description 

Typical Condition - No 

fault 

DTC 

PID 

Symptom 

Input/Output 

Possible 

Cause 

1 

Power supply 
from ATC 
module 

Battery voltage when 
ignition on. 0V when ATC 
module in sleep mode 

B1B7015  99A2 

Rear A/C control 
panel inoperative 

Input 

Open circuit, 
short circuit to 
ground 

1 

Power supply 
from ATC 
module 

Battery voltage when 
ignition on. 0V when ATC 
module in sleep mode 

B1B7311  99A2 

Rear A/C control 
panel inoperative 

Input 

Short circuit to 
ground 

2 

LIN bus 

9600 bps signal when ATC 
module panel on. Average 
signal approximately 9V, 
depending on battery 
voltage 

B1B7088  None 

Rear A/C control 
panel inoperative 

Input/Output  Open circuit 

3 

Ground 

Information not available 

B1B7088  None 

Rear A/C control 
panel 
inoperative. Fuse 
may blow. 

Input 

Open circuit, 
short circuit to 
battery voltage 

4 

Rear blower 
module power 

Between 1.5V and 2.8V 
depending on blower motor 

None 

999C 

Information not 

Output 

Information not 

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