Removing and installing rotary knob for operating and display unit for camping equipment E153 — AUDI
Removing and installing rotary knob for operating and display unit for camping equipment E153 on Audi: 11 steps.
Workshop procedure for AUDI — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: platform code SG
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- If the trim of the rotary knob is damaged, it must be renewed as well.
- Make sure that the locking lugs are properly seated.
- By attaching the identification plate in this position, the component can be clearly identified as a repaired component.
📋 Procedure
- Remove operating and display unit for camping equipment E153.
- Carefully separate identification plate (1) using a suitable tool (2).
- Use removal wedge3409 to press in locking lugs (1), and at the same time pull apart upper part (2) and lower part (3).
- Fold upper part (1) 90° upwards.
- Remove bolts (1).
- Remove printed circuit board (2).
- Pull off trim (2).
- Pull off rotary knob (1).
- If the trim of the rotary knob is damaged, it must be renewed as well.
- Make sure that the locking lugs are properly seated.
- Attach new identification plate (1) offset by approx. 0.5 cm (dimension a) relative to former position (2). [Note: By attaching the identification plate in this position, the component can be clearly identified as a repaired component.]
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