Electrical consumers switched off ??

This has been discussed a lot before but if the message appears while you are driving, it could be your alternator (regulator) or an issue with the battery control module (I assume the SW update and other recall stuff has been performed a long time ago for this car).
If both batteries are good, the AUX battery relay should be checked.
Welcome to the forum. From your car I assume you are not from the US, you could fill your location info to your profile, it often helps a lot.

You did not comment on the battery voltage, it does sound like the voltage drops too low and the car switches off consumers. You did mention two malfunctions, I'm not sure how it appears at the instrument cluster but it looks like you have passed the first step of consumers being switched off because of low battery voltage (the alternator being not able to provide the current your consumers would draw). Several items get switched off at the first stage and only at the second stage the heater fan speed is reduced (not completely switched off).
The idea is that only important consumers from driving safety point of view are kept active as long as possible.
I think, you have to buy a new battery and everything is working right.
You should drive to your MB-dealer ... he knows the right type of battery.
Good luck!
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This thread explains how to get to the diagnostic mode of the AC:
https://mbworld.org/forums/mercedes-...diag-mode.html
Channel 24 provides the battery voltage.
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This thread explains how to get to the diagnostic mode of the AC:
https://mbworld.org/forums/mercedes-...diag-mode.html
Channel 24 provides the battery voltage.


Anyway a lot easier to measure each battery with a cheap multimeter without disconnecting any cables, the AUX battery relay anyway isolates the two batteries when ignition is switched off.
Bob



