12813

Case IH 12813 – ABS/EBS Control Module: Detection of invalid frequency at PWM signal 1 (Brake pedal demand sensor)

Issue description

The control unit has detected an abnormal frequency, pulse width or period coming from the Brake Signal Sensor 1 via PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) signal 1. The electronic signal being sent by the brake pedal sensor to the computer is erratic, out of the expected range, or corrupted, meaning the system cannot accurately determine how far the brake pedal is being pressed.

Applies to these machines

  • MAXXUM T4E

Check the cause

  1. Verify the Brake Signal Sensor 1 (Brake pedal demand sensor) for internal failure

  2. Inspect wiring for chafed wires, loose pins, or corrosion in the harness between the brake pedal sensor and the ABS ECU

  3. Check voltage and ground to ensure the sensor is receiving the correct reference voltage and has a solid ground

Repair steps

  1. Verify the Sensor

    Check the Brake Signal Sensor 1 (Brake pedal demand sensor) for internal failure.

  2. Inspect Wiring

    Look for chafed wires, loose pins, or corrosion in the harness between the brake pedal sensor and the ABS ECU that could distort a PWM signal.

  3. Check Voltage/Ground

    Ensure the sensor is receiving the correct reference voltage and has a solid ground.

Parts you might need

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  • Brake Signal Sensor 1 / Brake Pedal Demand Sensor

    If your machine uses a WABCO braking system, the sensor will likely need to be sourced through the ABS system manufacturer specifications or cross-referenced with the physical part on the machine's pedal assembly.

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