TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
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TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
Hi. My timer/buzzer was so quiet the only way I could hear it was if I had my head in the drivers footwell. When I managed to get to it I found that if I touched the plastic outer case it gave an single loud beep. In my logic I thought if I gave it a tap to the case it might encourage it back to its normal sound, it did work after a few taps but I think I gave it one tap to many as it stopped working completely. Is it possible test it out or do I just have to replace it with one that works?
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Re: TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
Bit more than a Buzzer its the Sound Warning System, takes several inputs and Beeps away merrily to annoy some people and keep the rest of us safe
Re: TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
Handy to know Bongy is in reverse.
It's possible to back up a couple of feet, foot on brake, forget and go the wrong was as you start off.
Edit: And I value the reminder when I leave the lights on.
It's possible to back up a couple of feet, foot on brake, forget and go the wrong was as you start off.
Edit: And I value the reminder when I leave the lights on.
Re: TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
I hear what you say, and if the world was prefect we wouldn't need ABS, or seat belts, or air bags...
Re: TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
As I have left the lights on twice recently which flattened the battery once. I tend to agree that it is a bit more than a warning system and would prefer to hear a few beeps than be stuck some where with a flat battery.
Thanks for all the comments.
Re: TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
Thanks for your time in looking into your spare. I thought there would not be any moving parts inside that I could repair myself so you have saved me the time and effort. as the club is closed at moment I am in limbo as to what is the next step. Any help in locating a working replacement would be great .plonkatronix wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13, 2019 12:17 pm You should know what gear you're in at all times or you shouldn't even be driving, I certainly do not rely on beeps for anything, the driver is responsible for being in control. Henry ford didnt even fit a horn, thay was an afterthought lol
Back on subject: I havnt bothered to upload any photos as there is little you will be able to do on said Pcb, I would be enclined to by all means take it apart and examine for corrosion or damage but there is only 1 ic and a mainly pile of diodes amongst others.
Advice: replacement through the club, if they haven't any in stock, pm me... Not wanting any toe stepping
Re: TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
Bongo Spares are a good supplier of parts.
Re: TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
Hi to all. replacement arrived today fitted & working. thanks to all & Bongo spares for a speedy delivery.
I will have a look at the old one if I can get into it.
dougal
I will have a look at the old one if I can get into it.
dougal
Re: TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
Hi Dougal,
Can i ask what you paid please? I did look on the website for the same thing, but couldn't find it.
Mine is knackered and requires replacement.
Cheers
Callum
Can i ask what you paid please? I did look on the website for the same thing, but couldn't find it.
Mine is knackered and requires replacement.
Cheers
Callum
Re: TIMER/BUZZER (S25E 67720)
Hi Callum. Sorry for the delay in replying. It cost me £25 + postage from Bongo Spares, delivered the next day.
They are advertised on Bongo Fury.
Good luck in getting one.
Dougal