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The assertion that the Transport Mode Switching Device can be successfully used for a QC1 inspection is not accurate. The Transport Mode Switching Device serves a specific purpose in vehicles, primarily to prevent certain functionalities when the car is being transported—such as limiting comfort features and systems that might drain the battery while the vehicle is idle.

When it comes to a QC1 (Quality Control 1) inspection, the focus is on ensuring that the vehicle meets specific performance and safety criteria before it is delivered to a customer or goes into service. The functions controlled by the Transport Mode are not intended for comprehensive quality checks. Thus, using this device during such an inspection would not align with the necessary protocols or performance evaluations required in a QC1 inspection.

While there may be nuances regarding certain models or conditions under which transport mode might overlap with inspection processes, those cases do not apply universally across the board, making the use of the Transport Mode Switching Device unsuitable for a QC1 inspection.