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Old Dec 9th, 2008, 15:09   #1
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I have the comms pack incl Volvo "on-call"; today a message popped up : "on call - service required".
The handbook+RTI booklet says nothing about the on call service at all and the dealer just wants the car in for a few hours "to see what the diagnostics say".

Car is from June 2007 and has done 34K miles.

Has anybody had a similar experience ??

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Old Dec 9th, 2008, 18:47   #2
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some problem with the phone , best get the dealer to look at the codes ...
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Thanks for pointing me in the right direction; I removed fuse nr. 14 ("phone") and replaced after a few minutes and.........everything back to normal, even the error message from the display has gone.
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I picked up my '56' XC90 SE lux end of November (08) . (loving it by the way) and after 3 days I got the 'On Call - Service required' message on the dashboard.

Went to dealer - they reset on call unit - problem went away then 3 days later message came back on. They did same again - and again 3 days later it appeared again!

Went to another dealer who diagnosed it as a fauty microphone, so it was replaced under warranty. 3 days later, same message again! (can u see a pattern here)?

So, went back again, diagnosed this time as the wiring harness to the Microphone - so they replaced it under warranty and its been 10 days with no message! Looking like the harness fixed it.

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try fuse 14................
much easier, much quicker, and so far it's worked
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Just had a similar problem with an XC70, "on call - service required" and telephone would not switch on. I was going to disconnect the car battery to see if that would reset it. Much easier to remove the fuse (13 on XC70). Seems to have worked so far ...

Thanks for the idea.
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Hi all, can someone tell me where fuse 14 is please.
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Hi Everyone, Appollogize if this post is in the wrong place (new member). I have been reading a thread regarding the " On Call Service Required" and i also have the same problem. Every 3 days it come on so off to the garage for a reset, i have spoken to my main dealer who says a possible PHM Module fault (£1000 to replace and £132 p/h labour). i have read about a fuse reset but i have read on any about the V70. Does anyone know what fuse to pull to make the " On Call" disappear?

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If you have an xc90 then you need pull fuse 14, drivers side fuse box, its the phone fuse on the plastic cover to show where its located.... wait a few mins then put it back in...
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The fuse thing can work, and did for me for a while, then one day stopped working.

The problem can also be because of the On Call backup battery has gone flat, or because the microphone has broken, or in my case because the Volvo OnCall subscription ran out. I think the latter is the real reason for most people's issues.

I had a gripe with the main dealer and after a curt letter they agreed to pay for a years worth of Volvo OnCall and miraculously the problem went away!
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