Scania EAS DTC 780800 Incorrect electric motor

EAS EAS control unit · Scania · 2 variants

Code 780800 (decimal). Some diagnostic tools show it in hexadecimal as 0BEA00.

In short

An internal test of the control unit indicates a fault in the electric motor.

Variant 1

Applies to: EAS1

What does Scania EAS fault code 780800 mean?

An internal test of the control unit indicates a fault in the electric motor.

What causes Scania DTC 780800?

- Fault in electric motor. - Internal hardware fault.

How does the system react?

- Yellow warning indication of an electrically assisted steering fault is displayed. - The control unit reports a fault via CAN. - The electric motor for electrically assisted steering is switched off. - The electronic end position is deactivated. - Fault code 0C6000 is activated at active 15 voltage.

What are the symptoms?

The steering feels sluggish due to degraded functions for steering assistance.

How to fix Scania EAS fault code 780800?

  1. Turn the 15 voltage off and on with the starter key.
  2. If the fault code is still active, renew the control unit, including the electric motor.

Variant 2: Diagnosis of Electrical motor hardware

Applies to: EAS2

Detection

Internal ECU error. The DTC will set during the following condition: 1.System state: DriveDown, DriveUp, LowVolt. 2.System voltage is above 6v. 3.System voltage is below 42v.

Possible cause

1. Defective powerpack. 2. Extreme dynamical steering.

System reaction

Set the Yellow Lamp to "On". Set the signal EASState to ERROR. Set the EPS motor torque to 0 Nm. Electronic steering system is inactive. The software endstops are deactivated. DTC, KFC_ERROR_MODE_ACTIVE is set ACTIVE in the same Klemme-15 cycle. ActualSteeringMode signal stay in ASM mode. Steering gear operational mode is in Disable Steering gear degradation reason is in Internal Fault Note:ASM functionality deactivate

Symptoms

Not applicable

How to fix

Replace the power pack.

This information is for guidance only. Always follow the manufacturer workshop manual and safety procedures; if in doubt, contact an authorised workshop.