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EZS password extraction with the IR adapter and the Abrites Fuse Relay (W204 example)
Mercedes
Interface Classic
Keys / Immo
Advanced
⏱ varies (up to 10 times faster)
6 steps
By selecting the method that uses the Abrites IR adapter together with the fuse relay in the "DAS Manager", the password is extracted with the relay hooked into the ignition fuse. This is the recommended route on all keys lost jobs because it saves a lot of time. The manual uses a Mercedes C-Class W204 as the example.
⚠ Warning The fuse relay must be connected to the ignition fuse.
Procedure
Open the "DAS Manager" and start the password extraction, selecting the method that uses the Abrites IR adapter together with the fuse relay. Locate the vehicle's ignition fuse (in the manual's example: Mercedes C-Class W204). Fit the Abrites fuse connector into the fuse slot. Connect the Abrites fuse relay to the fuse connector you have just fitted. Start the procedure: with this method the password extraction runs up to 10 times faster than normal. Refer to the appendix of the manual for the list of Abrites cables available to support this procedure.
Reference screenshots
Source: Manuale Mercedes (Offline), cap. 5.17.1 (p.64-65) · ⏱ estimated time varies (up to 10 times faster)
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