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HOMESERVICE MANUALSVOLVO2009C30 R-DESIGN, STANDARDREPAIR AND DIAGNOSIS (SINGLE PAGE)ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENTSEATSPOWER SEATS (PSL AND PSR) DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES
2009 Volvo C30 R-Design, Standard
Power Seats (PSL And PSR) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
2009 Volvo C30 R-Design, StandardSECTION Power Seats (PSL And PSR) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
- PSL-0001: Hall Sensor 1. Faulty Signal
- PSL-0002: Hall Sensor 2. Faulty Signal
- PSL-0003: Hall Sensor 3. Faulty Signal
- PSL-0004: Hall Sensor 4. Faulty Signal
- PSL-0007: M1, M2, M3, M4 Or MC. Shorted To Supply
- PSL-0008: M1, M2, M3, M4 Or MC. Ground (GND) Short
- PSL-0019: Memory Function 1. Internal Fault
- PSL-001A: Memory Function 2. Internal Fault
- PSL-001B: Memory Function 3. Internal Fault
- PSL-0020: Front-Rear Adjustment Control, M1+. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0021: Front-Rear Adjustment Control, M1-. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0022: Backrest Adjustment Control, M2+. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0023: Backrest Adjustment Control, M2-. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0024: Rear Edge Adjustment Control, M3+. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0025: Rear Edge Adjustment Control, M3-.. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0026: Front Edge Adjustment Control, M4+. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0027: Front Edge Adjustment Control, M4-. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0028: Operating Button, Memory 1. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0029: Operating Button, Memory 2. Activated Too Long
- PSL-002A: Operating Button, Memory 3. Activated Too Long
- PSL-002B: Operating Button. Activated Too Long
- PSL-002C: Front-Rear Adjustment, M1+ And M1-. Faulty Signal
- PSL-002D: Backrest, M2+ And M2-.. Faulty Signal
- PSL-002E: Seat Rear Edge, M3+ And M3-. Faulty Signal
- PSL-002F: Seat Front Edge, M4+ And M4-. Faulty Signal
- PSL-0030: Front-Rear Adjustment, Motor 1 (M1+). Signal Missing
- PSL-0032: Backrest, Motor 2 (M2+). Signal Missing
- PSL-0034: Seat Rear Edge, Motor 3 (M3+). Signal Missing
- PSL-0036: Seat Front Edge, Motor 4 (M4+). Signal Missing
- PSL-0038: Control Module. Software Error
- PSL-0040: Easy-Entry Switch Forward. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0041: Easy-Entry Switch Backward. Activated Too Long
- PSL-0042: Easy-Entry Switch. Invalid Combination
- PSL-0044: Control Module. Initialization Of Power Seat Lost Or Not Done
- PSL-0045: Control Module. Initialization Of Power Seat Lost Or Not Done
- PSL-0047: Hall Sensor Ground Backrest. Short To Supply
- PSL-0048: Hall Sensor Signal Backrest. Short To Supply
- PSL-0049: Hall Sensor Signal Backrest. Short To Ground
- PSL-004A: Hall Sensor Backrest. Open Circuit
- PSL-004B: Hall Sensor Backrest. Abnormal Current
- PSL-0050: Control Module. Incorrect Software
- PSL-E001: Control Module Communication. Faulty Communication
- PSL-E003: Configuration Fault. Faulty Configuration
- PSL-E010: Power Supply. Signal Too Low
- PSR-0001: Hall Sensor 1. Faulty Signal
- PSR-0002: Hall Sensor 2. Faulty Signal
- PSR-0003: Hall Sensor 3. Faulty Signal
- PSR-0004: Hall Sensor 4. Faulty Signal
- PSR-0007: M1, M2, M3, M4 Or MC. Shorted To Supply
- PSR-0008: M1, M2, M3, M4 Or MC. Ground (GND) Short
- PSR-0019: Memory Function 1. Internal Fault
- PSR-001A: Memory Function 2. Internal Fault
- PSR-001B: Memory Function 3. Internal Fault
- PSR-0020: Front-Rear Adjustment Control, M1+. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0021: Front-Rear Adjustment Control, M1-. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0022: Backrest Adjustment Control, M2+. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0023: Backrest Adjustment Control, M2-. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0024: Rear Edge Adjustment Control, M3+. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0025: Rear Edge Adjustment Control, M3-.. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0026: Front Edge Adjustment Control, M4+. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0027: Front Edge Adjustment Control, M4-. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0028: Operating Button, Memory 1. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0029: Operating Button, Memory 2. Activated Too Long
- PSR-002A: Operating Button, Memory 3. Activated Too Long
- PSR-002B: Operating Button. Activated Too Long
- PSR-002C: Front-Rear Adjustment, M1+ And M1-. Faulty Signal
- PSR-002D: Backrest, M2+ And M2-.. Faulty Signal
- PSR-002E: Seat Rear Edge, M3+ And M3-. Faulty Signal
- PSR-002F: Seat Front Edge, M4+ And M4-. Faulty Signal
- PSR-0030: Front-Rear Adjustment, Motor 1 (M1+). Signal Missing
- PSR-0032: Backrest, Motor 2 (M2+). Signal Missing
- PSR-0034: Seat Rear Edge, Motor 3 (M3+). Signal Missing
- PSR-0036: Seat Front Edge, Motor 4 (M4+). Signal Missing
- PSR-0038: Control Module. Software Error
- PSR-0040: Easy-Entry Switch Forward. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0041: Easy-Entry Switch Backward. Activated Too Long
- PSR-0042: Easy-Entry Switch. Invalid Combination
- PSR-0044: Control Module. Initialization Of Power Seat Lost Or Not Done
- PSR-0045: Control Module. Initialization Of Power Seat Lost Or Not Done
- PSR-0047: Hall Sensor Ground Backrest. Short To Supply
- PSR-0048: Hall Sensor Signal Backrest. Short To Supply
- PSR-0049: Hall Sensor Signal Backrest. Short To Ground
- PSR-004A: Hall Sensor Backrest. Open Circuit
- PSR-004B: Hall Sensor Backrest. Abnormal Current
- PSR-0050: Control Module. Incorrect Software
- PSR-E001: Control Module Communication. Faulty Communication
- PSR-E003: Configuration Fault. Faulty Configuration
- PSR-E010: Power Supply. Signal Too Low
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When to See a Mechanic
Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:
- • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
- • Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
- • The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
- • You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
- • You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.