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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTER
Pressing button on remote control doesn't light transmitter indicator, next to
button.
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Battery inserted wrongly.
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Poor battery connection. Adjust terminals to ensure good battery contact.
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Discharged or missing battery. Replace battery.
ARMING AND DISARMING
Pressing button on remote control lights transmitter indicator, but has no effect
on receiver indicator.
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No power supply to alarm unit. Check wiring, fuse and using suitable
tester, check that 12V is present on the RED wire.
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Distance between transmitter and receiver is too great. Move closer and
try again. Pressing the button on the transmitter, but it is not possible to
arm or disarm the alarm.
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Power supply present on the arming inhibit input (PINK wire) ignition
switched on or wiring fault causing power to be present on this wire when
ignition is switched off. Check using suitable tester.
CURRENT SENSING
With the slide switch in the ON position, operating the courtesy light by
opening door doesn't activate the alarm.
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The courtesy light bulb has a low power rating. If the RED wire has been
connected to the battery positive, remove it and increase the current sense
sensitivity by connecting the RED wire at the fusebox or column switches.
DOOR, BOOT, BONNET SWITCH INPUT
Operating pin switch (contacts closed) doesn't activate alarm.
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Pin switch faulty. Use suitable tester to check switch operation.
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Wiring fault. Check wiring.
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Wrong polarity switching. Should be earth switched. Use suitable tester to
check this, especially if wired to the courtesy light circuit. Insert separate
door switches of correct polarity.
OUTPUT
When alarm is activated, indicator lights do not pulse on and off.
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Wiring fault or fuses blown in wiring harness. Check wiring and fuses.
