1. If 2 or more types of faults appear at the same time, then the code with the lowest number is displayed first, and then as the numbers increase.
2. All fault codes recorded during the driving cycle, except those specified above, are stored in the memory of the electronic control unit from the moment of registration until the moment of erasure ("reset").
3. After the fault has been corrected, the fault codes disappear from the "CHECK" indicator board, but remain in the memory of the electronic control unit, with the exception of the code numbers indicated above.
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