Hello. I recently bought a BMW e61 with the problem of non-operating central locks.
There are many people who offer repair for little money, so the matter can not be difficult.
I solved the problem myself and now I am waiting for the missing part. So get to work.
The module responsible for the reception of signals is placed under the spoiler in the place where the STOP light is.
How to dismantle this contraption everyone will find on the net without a problem.
I will describe what this amplifier is built in and I do not know why it is so expensive.
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I analyzed the structure of this module, the radio circuit is a TDA 5210 system. After the analysis it follows that it works in the 870MHz band and FSK modulation
It turns out that the system does not get the voltage to start the receiver on pin 27.
The NEC microcontroller with the symbol 12233766A is responsible for this
It turns out that this is ?PD789860, I have to grieve is the programmed ROM mask so there is no way to read.
https://4donline.ihs.com/images/VipMasterIC/I...0-1.pdf?hkey=EF798316E3902B6ED9A73243A3159BB0
Instead of giving me the voltage, I give my impulses. When I gave the voltage to pin 27 TDA5210 the generator started to work
On pin 25 there is a signal output from the radio system, on the oscilloscope can be seen when we press the buttons on the remote control from the vehicle.
First, before you start fumbling in the module, check the beam of the flap that is rubbing. In the picture, a description of the tensions that should be with a good beam.
The processor also sends a signal to the lock. The processor is damaged, thankfully you can buy it. I am currently waiting for delivery and I will write how the repair went.
The blame for this state of affairs is the unlucky placement of the module, which is exposed to moisture. In the e39 model the module was present in the post.
There are many people who offer repair for little money, so the matter can not be difficult.
I solved the problem myself and now I am waiting for the missing part. So get to work.
The module responsible for the reception of signals is placed under the spoiler in the place where the STOP light is.
How to dismantle this contraption everyone will find on the net without a problem.
I will describe what this amplifier is built in and I do not know why it is so expensive.

I analyzed the structure of this module, the radio circuit is a TDA 5210 system. After the analysis it follows that it works in the 870MHz band and FSK modulation

It turns out that the system does not get the voltage to start the receiver on pin 27.
The NEC microcontroller with the symbol 12233766A is responsible for this
It turns out that this is ?PD789860, I have to grieve is the programmed ROM mask so there is no way to read.
https://4donline.ihs.com/images/VipMasterIC/I...0-1.pdf?hkey=EF798316E3902B6ED9A73243A3159BB0
Instead of giving me the voltage, I give my impulses. When I gave the voltage to pin 27 TDA5210 the generator started to work
On pin 25 there is a signal output from the radio system, on the oscilloscope can be seen when we press the buttons on the remote control from the vehicle.
First, before you start fumbling in the module, check the beam of the flap that is rubbing. In the picture, a description of the tensions that should be with a good beam.

The processor also sends a signal to the lock. The processor is damaged, thankfully you can buy it. I am currently waiting for delivery and I will write how the repair went.
The blame for this state of affairs is the unlucky placement of the module, which is exposed to moisture. In the e39 model the module was present in the post.