Almera electrical malfunctions

Whoa, that sounds like a proper mess! Electrical gremlins are the worst. Dude, have you tried disconnecting the battery for, like, half an hour? I know it sounds like a caveman fix, but sometimes it can reset the system and clear out goofy errors. Also, is the battery itself in good shape? A weak battery can cause all sorts of weirdness with modern car electronics. You mentioned a software issue - have you checked if there are any recalls available for your Almera's computer?

Thanks for the insights. I haven't tried disconnecting the battery. How long should it be disconnected for a complete reset, and what could happen? How can I check if there are any software revisions for my car's control unit? Can onboard diagnostics determine this, or do I need a Nissan workshop?

Okay, so, when I disconnect the battery, I usually let it sit for at least 30 minutes, maybe even an hour to be sure. Just make sure you know your radio code, because you'll probably need to enter it after you reconnect everything. As for the software, yeah, a dealer is probably your best bet. They have the proper tools and access to the latest software for your Almera. It stinks, but messing with the control unit without the right equipment can seriously brick things. Honestly, with all the problems you're having, I'd just bite the bullet and take it to a workshop.

I appreciate the advice. I'll schedule an appointment with a certified Nissan workshop to address the software and perform any necessary revisions to the control unit. Recalibration of the control module fixed the errors and malfunctions.