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Modern Mercedes-Benz vehicles contain many control units that communicate with each other. One unit, wiring problem or voltage issue can create several warning messages at the same time.

Windows, seats, mirrors, lights, soft-close doors, climate controls and other electrical functions can fail because of switches, motors, wiring, programming or control-unit faults.

Parking sensors, cameras, radar systems and driver-assistance features may develop faults after an accident, windscreen replacement, suspension repair or wheel alignment.

Frozen screens, restarting displays, sound-system problems and connectivity faults may require software diagnosis, coding or control-unit inspection.

Slow starting, intermittent starting or a vehicle that does not start may be related to the battery, starter system, wiring, control units or vehicle communication.

If the battery keeps going flat, there may be a weak battery, charging problem or an electrical component that continues using power after the vehicle is switched off.

Dashboard warnings may be caused by a sensor, control unit, wiring fault, low voltage or communication problem. Reading The cause must still be tested properly.