WolfKrauser
Problems with the high-voltage system in the 2015 Mercedes CLA-Class: sharing troubleshooting experiences
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A 2015 Mercedes CLA-Class owner is experiencing issues with the high-voltage system, leading to engine power loss, a weak battery, and general electrical problems. The suspected cause is a fault in the high-voltage system. A similar case involved replacing defective parts under warranty, but the current vehicle is out of warranty. The recommended solution is to take the car to a garage for a comprehensive system check and repairs.
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WolfKrauser (community.author)
Hey, thanks for your quick and helpful reply! My Benz now has a proud 163006 km on the clock. The last inspection was a few months ago and there were no particular problems. Unfortunately, I no longer have a warranty, so it will probably be my fault. I'll take your advice to heart and take it to the garage as soon as possible. Thanks again!
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MatthiasWolfie
No problem, that's what we're here for, right? Given the mileage, it's quite possible that a defect like this will show up. It's a shame that the warranty no longer applies. But with a heavy heart, I'd say take it to the garage. Maybe they have good news for you and it's less expensive than you thought. If you then have more detailed information, please share it here again. I'm curious to see if it really is the high-voltage system. Keep your fingers crossed!
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WolfKrauser (community.author)
Thank you for keeping your fingers crossed! I'll let you know as soon as I know more. So, stay tuned guys. I hope my Benz gets better soon. Until then, take good care of yourself and thanks again for the help!
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MatthiasWolfie
I had a similar experience with my 2017 Mercedes A-Class. At least it sounds suspiciously similar to your description to me. I wouldn't call myself a professional mechanic, but I do have some experience and understand a few things. In my case, it was also a defect in the high-voltage system, or to be more precise: individual parts of it were broken. I took the car to my trusted garage, they did a comprehensive system check and replaced the broken parts. Believe it or not, I didn't actually pay a cent for it. The car was still under warranty. So, whenever something weird starts happening, take it to the garage straight away before it gets any worse. Could you perhaps give me some more information about your car? Mileage, previous repairs, stuff like that. Maybe then I can help more specifically.
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