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CQ-2044

Rising high-voltage battery drain on EV-2 platform

Program · EV-2Plant · Pune Plant · Line 5Supplier · Voltar CellsComponent · High-voltage battery moduleActive · agents working
Time to root cause
3 days
vs 7-week industry baseline
Closed-loop stages
Field claim → Data fusion → RCA → CAPA → Engineering change → Closed
  1. 01
    Detect
  2. 02
    Fuse
  3. 03
    Diagnose
  4. 04 gate
    Confirm
  5. 05
    Remediate
  6. 06 gate
    Engineering Change
  7. 07
    Closed

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    Detection
    Agent-driven anomaly and cluster detection
    Diagnosis
    RCA hypothesis ranking and confirmation
    Open internal CAPA
    Draft and open corrective actions
    Issue supplier notice
    External communication to suppliers
    Engineering change write-back
    Write change request to PLM

    Root-cause canvas

    Ranked hypotheses · confidence rises as evidence accrues

    • Sleep-state calibration in firmware v3.2 leaves auxiliary rails partially active for ~40 min after keyoff, interacting with the elevated self-discharge characteristic of Voltar Cells lot VC-2231 to produce parasitic drain visible 4–9 months in service.

    Fault decomposition · top hypothesis

    BMS firmware v3.2 sleep-state regression × Voltar Cells lot VC-2231 self-discharge
    Firmware· v3.2 sleep-state regression· aux-rail keep-alive 40 minCell· Voltar VC-2231 self-discharge· lot variance +3σProcess· Pune Line 5 flash step· EOL sleep-current not testedField· Onset 4–9 months· cluster at Pune build weeks 14–22

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