C040 2026

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The document outlines the legal requirements for employers in Alberta to report workplace injuries to the Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) within 72 hours of becoming aware of an incident. It details the types of injuries that must be reported, the process for submitting reports online or by fax, and provides instructions on completing the Employer Report of Injury form. The document emphasizes the importance of timely reporting for determining worker benefits and services.

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Begin by selecting the appropriate claim type: Time Lost, Modified Work, or No Time Lost. Ensure you complete the necessary pages based on your selection.
Fill in the Worker Details section with accurate information including their name, Social Insurance Number, and date of birth.
In the Accident Details section, provide specific information about the date and time of the accident, as well as a detailed description of how it occurred.
Complete the Employer Details section by entering your contact information and ensuring all fields are filled accurately for effective communication.
For Return to Work Details, indicate whether regular pay was provided while off work and any modifications made to accommodate an early return.
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What does code C0040 mean?

The C0040 code stands for Right Front Wheel Speed Circuit Malfunction. Its logged when the anti-locking brake system (ABS) notices an issue with the right front wheel speed sensor. Some common triggers for the code include a faulty wheel speed sensor and wheel speed sensor circuit problems.

Will a faulty wheel speed sensor throw a code?

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What does code P0040 mean?

When the C0040 code appears, it typically means there is a fault with the wheel speed sensor or the circuit related to it. This can disrupt the ABS system, leading to issues with braking performance and traction control, both of which are essential for safe driving.