MAN TG3 Sliding Roof Wiring Diagrams – Electric Lifting Roof Motor, Control Unit, Switches & CAN System

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Complete MAN TG3 sliding roof wiring diagrams covering electric lifting roof motor control, roof operating switches, CAN bus communication, fuse protection and full electrical routing for the electronic roof system.

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Description

This technical wiring manual contains the complete electrical schematics for the electrically operated sliding or lifting roof system used in MAN TG3 trucks.

The diagrams include the full control architecture for the sliding roof motor assembly, roof control unit, driver and sleeper operating switches, CAN communication routing and electrical supply connections.

All circuits include connector identifiers, system references and grounding architecture required for professional diagnostics, repair or roof system troubleshooting.


Sliding Roof System Components

  • Sliding roof motor assembly (A473.1PT)

  • Roof control unit (AV007.1)

  • CVM control module (A1363.2)

  • Central electrical system (A100.1)

  • Sliding roof fuse (F402 – 10A)

These components form the electrical architecture responsible for roof opening, closing and motor control.


Roof Operating Switches

  • Sliding roof open switch S1454

  • Sliding roof close switch S1455

  • Additional roof open/close switch variants S1459–S1464

  • Sleeper roof operating interface wiring

These switches allow driver and sleeper control of the lifting roof mechanism.


CAN Bus and Electronic Communication

  • CVM CAN communication routing

  • D-CAN data bus integration

  • User request signals transmitted through control module

  • Motor open/close command routing

The sliding roof system communicates with vehicle electronics through the CAN network for control and monitoring functions.


Electrical Supply and Ground Routing

  • Terminal +30 electrical supply routing

  • Fuse-protected sliding roof circuit

  • Ground network SYS_groundNet references

  • Interior electrical system routing

These protected circuits ensure stable power supply for roof motor and control electronics.


Wiring Harness Interfaces

  • Roof harness connector X6436

  • Cab structure connector X6431

  • System carrier wiring interfaces

  • Roof electrical routing connectors

These harness references allow full diagnostic tracing of roof electrical circuits and wiring paths.


Diagnostic Use Cases

  • sliding roof not opening

  • roof motor not responding

  • open/close switch failure

  • CAN communication roof errors

  • fuse or electrical supply faults

  • roof control module malfunction


Compatible Vehicles

  • TGX

  • TGS

  • TGM

  • TGL

MAN TG3 platform trucks equipped with electric lifting or sliding roof system.


Technical Highlights

  • Complete OEM sliding roof wiring diagrams

  • Roof motor and control unit circuits included

  • Multiple driver and sleeper switch circuits included

  • CAN communication architecture shown

  • Fuse protection and supply routing included

  • Full harness routing references included


Table of Content

Sliding Roof System

  • Roof motor wiring

  • Roof control unit circuits

  • Electrical supply routing

Driver and Sleeper Controls

  • Roof open switches

  • Roof close switches

  • User request signal routing

Electronic Communication

  • CVM CAN communication

  • D-CAN routing

  • Control signal interfaces

Electrical Infrastructure

  • Central electrical system supply

  • Fuse protection routing

  • Ground network references

Wiring Harness Interfaces

  • Roof connector interfaces

  • Cab structure connectors

  • Harness carrier routing


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