My play with EPB switches has come to the successful end
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Unfortunately, as posted
here, switch 5N0927225B is not direct replacement for 56D927225.
Unit 5N0927225B uses 6 pins for actual EPB switch with 2 internal capacitors and unit 56D927225 uses 4 pins with 4 internal diodes.
Additionally micro switches are also different, first one has 2 x (separate N/O contacts & separate N/C contacts) against second one with 2 x ( double N/O, C, N/C).
Taking into account the size of internal PCB and SMD components I decided to transfer 2 micro switches from 56D927225 to 5N0927225B.
Illumination and all indicators are used directly from 5N0 PCB with 56D micro switches wired externally to the 56D PCB.
What's worth to mention is that unit 5N0927225B is identical physically and electronically to 5N0927225A.
Alternative method and probably much more straightforward would be to use 7N0927225B unit.
It uses 16 pin plug (part number
1K0927928).
Pins 1, 2, 3 & 4 correspond directly to the wiring of 56D927225 unit.
Pin 5(+) & 6(-) are for illumination.
Pin 9(+) & 10(-) are for EPB ON indicator.
Pin 12(-) & 13(+) are for Auto Hold indicator.
Pin 13(+) & 14(+) are for Auto Hold switch.
Remaining 5 pins are not in use.
Summarising all 3 (16 pin) units mentioned above 5N0927225A, 5N0927225B & 7N0927225B look identical externally
but only
7N0927225B has the same electronic internals as
56D927225 .
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