EcoPlat
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- Terry
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Thank you very much, I really mean that. I will "talk" with them tomorrow but I am really leaning towards doing it myself.OK,
June 9th, they hooked up to it but didn't do anything. 1 network scan but no update effort of any kind
June 13th, first procedure was an APIM update that failed due to battery condition. (notorious for ignoring the necessity for keeping battery on charger during the long procedure. This is why the pro's aren't really professional)
Then 5 attempts to run the "module update repair" procedure on the APIM/TCU
The first 4 attempts failed with the notorious "ethernet adapter" issues
The 5th attempt succeeded and the repair was accomplished, resulting in the "update" now being possible to apply.
So attempt #1 of APIM failed at part number validation point
End of June 13
June 15,
They ran a reset procedure on the APIM
Then the APIM update procedure failed due to battery condition
They then ran a "reset battery monitor sensor learned values" procedure, and called it a day.
June 16
APIM update
Battery condition warning and part number validation failure
They then for some reason returned to the Module Update Repair procedure a couple more times. I don't know what they are thinking.
And that's it.
They still have not successfully updated a single module, including the APIM.
I know I am coming across as a jerk towards the service guys. I don't mean it personally. But everyone who has attempted to do this themselves have done a much more productive job.
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