Pod/Clock Battery?
Pod/Clock Battery?
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Andy Pandie

Original Poster:

1,165 posts

238 months

Wednesday 8th September 2010
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Anyone know what size/type the pod mounted clock battery is please? My clock doesn't move on if set correctly, and, gives some random time, 77hrs 19 mins IIRC, everytime the ignition goes off so think the battery may have died.

Oh it's a MkII with 'periscope' style pod if it makes any difference

Thanks in advance

Edited by Andy Pandie on Wednesday 8th September 15:40

nawarne

3,176 posts

289 months

Friday 10th September 2010
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Lol. Andy,
I have exactly the same. The battery was replaced by Dave Batty Jan/Feb, but it just wont 'hold' the time set and update.
I asked in the forum if it was an indication of the 'pod' dying - and someone replied that it was.
However, 3 or 4 months down the line the display is still fine.....except for the clock being totally random.

Nick

shep1001

4,620 posts

218 months

Friday 10th September 2010
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CR2032 type IIRC, I replaced mine a while back when the pod was out for repair

Shep

Andy Pandie

Original Poster:

1,165 posts

238 months

Friday 10th September 2010
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shep1001 said:
CR2032 type IIRC, I replaced mine a while back when the pod was out for repair

Shep
Thanks Shep, hopefully I'll have time (no pun intended) over the weekend to pop the pod off.

Hi Nick,

Mine did it before when I was having problems with the display, so whilst the pod was out I re-seated the battery and all was good for a while, so fingers crossed. Think I got home at 86:19 last night, great excuse for being late, 'sorry love I lost all concept of time' biggrin

shep1001

4,620 posts

218 months

Friday 10th September 2010
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Andy Pandie said:
shep1001 said:
CR2032 type IIRC, I replaced mine a while back when the pod was out for repair

Shep
Thanks Shep, hopefully I'll have time (no pun intended) over the weekend to pop the pod off.

Hi Nick,

Mine did it before when I was having problems with the display, so whilst the pod was out I re-seated the battery and all was good for a while, so fingers crossed. Think I got home at 86:19 last night, great excuse for being late, 'sorry love I lost all concept of time' biggrin
Good time to fit a (quality) 'silent' fan as well as the pod is in bits. mine sounds like a jet engine. Wish I had done it when it was in bits.

Shep

nawarne

3,176 posts

289 months

Saturday 11th September 2010
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Hi Nick,

Mine did it before when I was having problems with the display, so whilst the pod was out I re-seated the battery and all was good for a while, so fingers crossed. Think I got home at 86:19 last night, great excuse for being late, 'sorry love I lost all concept of time'

Aah! Just say to Netty you were in the 4th dimension!!

Nick