helmutschmid22
Twizy fault memory lock active
Summary of the thread
A 2013 Renault Twizy displayed a 'fault memory lock active' error, indicating an error stored in the memory. The issue was identified as undervoltage, where the car's control unit detected insufficient voltage from the battery. The solution involved visiting a garage to resolve the problem, which successfully fixed the issue.
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helmutschmid22 (community.author)
Undervoltage, huh? What does it mean?
tomweber2
Basically, the car's computer, the ECU or control unit, detects that the voltage supplied by the battery is too low. In my case, I needed to go to the workshop to have it fixed. I would do the same.
helmutschmid22 (community.author)
Thanks for the tip! Turns out it was undervoltage. Had to get it sorted at a garage, cost 240€. All good now!
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tomweber2
Sounds familiar! Had something similar with my old Peugeot 208. An error was stored in the error memory, due to the car having undervoltage. Maybe your battery is low?