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sparkrite alarms

Post by trekie » Wed Nov 26, 2008 9:54 am

hi y'all,
my van has been off the road as i have not been been allowed to drive. the battery was flat and i recharged the battery but the alarms are screwed up. they dont respond to the fob and seem set in the permently on mode. i never fitted the system as it was on the van when i bought it. any suggestions?

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Re: sparkrite alarms

Post by mikeonb4c » Wed Nov 26, 2008 2:39 pm

trekie wrote:hi y'all,
my van has been off the road as i have not been been allowed to drive. the battery was flat and i recharged the battery but the alarms are screwed up. they dont respond to the fob and seem set in the permently on mode. i never fitted the system as it was on the van when i bought it. any suggestions?

cheers
alex and jan
Been wondering where you guys have been. Hope you are (now?) well and good to hear from you.

Can't think what you should do except I presume you can open the vehicle with a key? Can you then disconnect the alarm so the ignition system will work normally? If not, would a call to RoosterUK be worthwhile?

Mike 8)
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Re: sparkrite alarms

Post by jaylee » Wed Nov 26, 2008 8:31 pm

Hi Trekie,
What's the set up, is it an SR100 with a SR911 central locking interface..?
& does yer red dash warning LED stay on permanently..? :-k
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Re: sparkrite alarms

Post by trekie » Thu Nov 27, 2008 9:43 am

hi y'all
i am back on my feet after a mini stroke and back at work. the alarms i dont know anything about as they where already fitted when i got the van. they do have a central locking link and the red light flashs on and off. i cant go very far in the van as the alarms go off whilst driving. maybe i will contact rooster but i will need a home visit.

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Re: sparkrite alarms

Post by jaylee » Thu Nov 27, 2008 10:35 am

There is a way to disconnect the alarm but it will deactivate your remote CL..
I won't broadcast it on an open forum, if you need a quick temporary solution (this could possibly reset the alarm) PM me.. :idea:
I have a similar set up & have been experiencing problems too after a dodgy battery.. Which i replaced!
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Re: sparkrite alarms

Post by Bongoplod » Thu Nov 27, 2008 11:33 am

Sorry,cant assist with the alarm problem Alex,but nice to hear you are up and about again

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Re: sparkrite alarms

Post by mikeonb4c » Thu Nov 27, 2008 2:30 pm

Bongoplod wrote:Sorry,cant assist with the alarm problem Alex,but nice to hear you are up and about again

Brian
Ditto - take care dudes and hope to see you soon.

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Re: sparkrite alarms

Post by trekie » Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:31 pm

hi y'all,
i disconnected the alarms at the weekend, central locking still works when i use the key.

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Re: sparkrite alarms

Post by mikeonb4c » Mon Dec 01, 2008 10:08 pm

trekie wrote:hi y'all,
i disconnected the alarms at the weekend, central locking still works when i use the key.

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Goodo. Problem sorted for now at least :lol:
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Re: sparkrite alarms

Post by You've Been Bongod » Thu Dec 25, 2008 12:16 am

now you have disconnected the alarm connect it again as it might reset its self then
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