michaelwagner8
Santro solar sensor faulty connection
Summary of the thread
The conversation revolves around a faulty solar sensor connection in a 2021 Hyundai Santro, leading to an error and reduced heating output. The initial suspicion was a defective cable or plug connection. It was suggested that the issue might affect the heating system's performance due to incorrect sensor readings. Ultimately, the problem was resolved at a workshop, confirming the faulty connection as the cause.
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michaelwagner8 (community.author)
How would I check the solar sensor calibration? Can I do it myself, or do I need special equipment?
karlstern11
Truthfully, I'm not sure how to check the solar sensor calibration. It might need diagnostic tools to read sensor data and recalibrate it. It might be best to visit a workshop. I had a similar issue once and it was more complicated than it seemed!
michaelwagner8 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice. I decided not to fix it myself. I took my Santro to a workshop, and they diagnosed a faulty connection. The cost was 95€, as expected. Thanks again!
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karlstern11
A defective cable or plug connection causing solar sensor issues in your Santro, huh? Sounds like a problem. I'm no mechanic, but if the sensor isn't getting correct readings because of a bad connection, that could affect how the heating system operates! Is the sensor calibration correct?