Alarm Problem....HELP please!!!
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Having just got my Cerbie back from the garage after having a few bits done, I am having probs with the Alarm. As soon as i press the 'fob' to lock etc, the alarm immediately sounds. There are no interior lights staying on (I was told to check this) so am a bit stumped. The garage have said they didn't disconnect the battery, that car hasn't been allowed to get wet, as it was kept inside for the whole time they had it.
Just wondering if anyone has any ideas as to what it could be, and what to do about it!!
Thanks Chris
Just wondering if anyone has any ideas as to what it could be, and what to do about it!!
Thanks Chris
Thanks for replies, I tried this afternoon to reset the alarm, but as soon as i press the fob the alarm immediately sounds, regardless of if you keep holding down the fob button to try to reset. 
So anyway that didn't work so back to the drawing board....or rather could anyone give me the number of Carl Baker as recommended above. Thanks
So anyway that didn't work so back to the drawing board....or rather could anyone give me the number of Carl Baker as recommended above. Thanks
Have you tried unplugging the alarm unit to reset it?
Carl's web site - http://www.tvruk.tv/dyncat.cfm?catid=11
Carl's web site - http://www.tvruk.tv/dyncat.cfm?catid=11
No, i haven't tried that as of yet, I believe the alarm is situated between the two back seats, any idea how i get into this area?? I will try this during the week, but do you think it may be something as simple as that, and it will work, or should i just call up Carl Baker and find out if it is terminal??!! And whether it will need professional help!!??
C8 CDS said:
No, i haven't tried that as of yet, I believe the alarm is situated between the two back seats, any idea how i get into this area?? I will try this during the week, but do you think it may be something as simple as that, and it will work, or should i just call up Carl Baker and find out if it is terminal??!! And whether it will need professional help!!??
Sorry Chris would rather not say on an open forum how to do what you want.Are you a TVRCC member?
If yes, post over there in the Cerbera section and I'll reveal all!
Buffoon said:
Disconnecting battery normally does the trick. Leave it a while before reconnecting
Having similar problems with my alarm lately, after changing the big fuse and then battery going flat over weekend. Rang Carl Baker today at lunch; he advised me that if the LED is flashing on the rear window sensor then the alarm is still working in some respects, and that disconnecting a fully charged battery, leaving it for a couple of minutes then reconnecting should kick the alarm into working again.jammy_basturd said:
Buffoon said:
Disconnecting battery normally does the trick. Leave it a while before reconnecting
Having similar problems with my alarm lately, after changing the big fuse and then battery going flat over weekend. Rang Carl Baker today at lunch; he advised me that if the LED is flashing on the rear window sensor then the alarm is still working in some respects, and that disconnecting a fully charged battery, leaving it for a couple of minutes then reconnecting should kick the alarm into working again.Thanks Andy for offer, I spoke to Carl Baker today, cerbie is going up to him this thursday to be checked out.
The whole alarm is messing around, its not just the siren sounding, it won't lock, do windows up or anything!!
Tried to reset, but nope won't work.
So best thing is goes to Carl Baker for the day to get it sorted once and for allllll......
The whole alarm is messing around, its not just the siren sounding, it won't lock, do windows up or anything!!
Tried to reset, but nope won't work.
So best thing is goes to Carl Baker for the day to get it sorted once and for allllll......
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