Heated front screen – circuit operation
- Make
- Land Rover
- Model
- Range Rover P38 Electrical Troubleshooting Manual
- Year
- 1999 on
- Section
- Circuit operation › Heated front screen – circuit operation
HEATED FRONT SCREEN – CIRCUIT OPERATION
CIRCUIT OPERATION
This operates only with the engine running, which is determined by the HEVAC panel. In the off state, the signal is at 12 volts. When the Heated Front Windscreen is activated, the signal is switched to 0 volts. This provides the ground required for relay 5 to be pulled in, as there is an ignition feed on the other side of the coil provided by relay 15. This relay energises one half of the heated screen elements. Once relay 5 has been energised, a 12 volt signal is provided to the coil of relay 4. The other side of the coil is connected directly to ground, thereby energising the relay and switching on the other half of the elements. There is also a feed spliced from the harness which provides the petrol Engine Control Module with a signal that tells the unit there will be a large electrical load turned on/off.
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