Lexus remembered 154 examples its 2021-2022 NX 450h+ plug-in hybrid Due to a problem with the DC-DC converter, the converter may have been damaged during manufacture and may cause a short circuit.
“The plug-in hybrid system of the vehicles involved includes a DC-DC converter that reduces voltage from the Hybrid Vehicle (HV) battery to charge the vehicle’s 12V battery,” the company said in a statement. recall notice.
“Inside the DC-DC converter is a current rectifier module installed on the circuit board. Some of these modules may have been damaged during manufacture and may have short-circuited.”
“This allows current from the 12V battery to continue to flow through the module and the module will generate heat. Under certain conditions, if excessive heat is generated, the internal and external components of the DC-DC converter can be damaged by heat, increasing the risk of vehicle fire.”
- total 154 cars included in the recall
- The list of VINs and recall notices is attached here
The brand said it will contact owners of the affected vehicles.
If you own an affected vehicle, you will need to contact your preferred Lexus dealer for a free DC-DC charger replacement.
Lexus estimates the repair will take 75 minutes, depending on the dealer’s schedule.
If you own an affected vehicle, you may continue to drive it, however, Lexus asks you not to continue using the AC plug-in charger until repairs are made. As a plug-in hybrid, the RX450h+ is still driveable without charging.
If you have any further questions, you can contact your local dealer or the Lexus Customer Support Center on 1800 023 009.
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