Customer experience: Active steering deactivated Check Control message

If this Check Control message appears together with the following MMI text:

• Active steering deactivated
• Modified steering behavior
• Steering wheel might be at an angle
• Driving can continue
• Steer carefully

And, if a fault entry is not stored in the fault memory, this is a temporary fault.

Possible fault cause:

• Skidding
• Engine stalled
• Vehicle moving with engine switched off 

The active steering is not faulty.

The information memory can also be checked

by calling up the following procedure via the function structure:

B3241_WNAFS - Check Control message: Active steering deactivated

(02 Chassis and suspension Steering [!] Current fault patterns Check Control message: active steering deactivated)

In the event of temporary faults, the following information fault memory codes are stored in the information memory:

• 6028 (decimal: 24616)
• 6029 (decimal: 24617)
• 602A (decimal: 24618)