clean keys
07-18-2006, 10:15 AM
#16
Originally Posted by pl
Doh! I guess I should have posted that here to.
TSB 20/03 9662 Replacing The Key Remote Control Battery (dated 06-25-04) describes how changing the battery "incorrectly" can cause the processor to lock up and stop functioning. If this happens it instructs you to:
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1.4 Check the function of the remote control.
Note: If the remote control does not function after replacing the battery, the processor could have stopped. If this is the case, the LED of the remote control either does not light when the button is pressed or it lights continuously, i.e., longer than length of time the button is pressed. The processor must be restarted. In this case, proceed as is described under Step 2.
TSB 20/03 9662 Replacing The Key Remote Control Battery (dated 06-25-04) describes how changing the battery "incorrectly" can cause the processor to lock up and stop functioning. If this happens it instructs you to:
QUOTE
1.4 Check the function of the remote control.
Note: If the remote control does not function after replacing the battery, the processor could have stopped. If this is the case, the LED of the remote control either does not light when the button is pressed or it lights continuously, i.e., longer than length of time the button is pressed. The processor must be restarted. In this case, proceed as is described under Step 2.
Mine doesn't exhibit either of those lighting descriptions. Rather, when I press the button, the light blinks rapidly until it is depressed. Is that the 'normal' flash sequence of these keys? How does the red light behave on a 'working' key?
Perhaps I need a new battery? Can the batteries be picked up anywhere other than a dealer?
07-18-2006, 12:01 PM
#18
Would that suggest that my battery is just too weak then? Does it have a special 'low battery' indicator blink? Or is it possible for the light to blink properly but something else be malfunctioning?
