Unable To Perform The Reloading Operation (Driver's Seat With Memory)

2014 Subaru Outback 2.5i, Standard TransSECTION Unable To Perform The Reloading Operation (Driver's Seat With Memory)
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1 CHECK MEMORY FUNCTIONS. 
Perform the memory operation of the seat position, and check the memory replay operation.
Does the seat position memory replay correctly? Memory function is normal. It is considered that the memory was cleared because the voltage falls below the operation-ensured voltage temporarily during memory restoration or manual operation. It operates normally by registering a memory. Go to step .
2 CHECK MEMORY FUNCTIONS. 
At the memory operation of step 1, check the beep sound (once).
Was it possible to confirm the beep sound? Go to step . < Ref. to UNABLE TO SET POSITIONS INTO MEMORY (WITH MEMORY) , INSPECTION, Power Seat System. >
3 CHECK SWITCH. 
  1. Disconnect the harness connector of memory switch assembly.
  2. Check memory switch. < Ref. to CHECK MEMORY SWITCH (WITH MEMORY FUNCTION) , INSPECTION, Power Seat System. >
Is there any problem on the inspection result? Go to step . Replace the memory switch assembly.
4 CHECK HARNESS. 
Measure the resistance between the memory switch connector and power seat control module connector.
Connector & terminal 
(R388) No. 13 - (D143) No. 2: 
(R388) No. 14 - (D143) No. 3: 
(R388) No. 15 - (D143) No. 8: 
Is the resistance less than 10 Ω? Go to step . Check power seat harness.
5 CHECK COMBINATION METER. 
Turn the ignition switch to ON and check the indicator light inside the meter.
  • AT/CVT model: Select lever shifted to "P" position.
Does the indicator display "P"? Go to step . Check the combination meter. < Ref. to INSPECTION , Combination Meter System. >
6 CHECK OPERATION. 
Operate all power seat switches to check operation of each motor.
Does each motor rotate for one second or more when operating each switch? Replace the power seat control module. Encoder defection. Replace the appropriate motor as a frame assembly.
RENDER: 1.0x

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