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Doomed
Posted: Jan 7th, '18, 15:47
by MellowYellow
Just changed the battery.
Veto alarm not sounding, re-align doesn't work and bike is immobilised.
Lights work, but that's about all.
Anybody have the knowledge please.

Re: Doomed
Posted: Jan 7th, '18, 16:38
by Ruffian
Remove alarm system??
Re: Doomed
Posted: Jan 7th, '18, 17:07
by billinom8s
did you disconnect the alarm before refitting the battery? if not, you could have spiked the board.
Re: Doomed
Posted: Jan 7th, '18, 18:18
by goatpants
Ruffian wrote:Remove alarm system??
Bloody things are more agro than they are worth. Couldn't agree more.

Re: Doomed
Posted: Jan 7th, '18, 18:34
by MellowYellow
Have had the bike 5 yrs with no problems. Had the battery in and out several times, no problem.
It's b****y cold out there, and working with wiring and 2 mm allen keys takes it toll.
Wisdom seems to be to strip out the internal battery, disconnect the in-line fuse and unplug the motherboard. Leave over night and re-assemble.
Full removal is way beyond me and costly at a pro's.
Know how to by pass it which I will attempt if today's machinations fail.
Re: Doomed
Posted: Jan 8th, '18, 12:58
by graham22
Is there a mechanical method of dis-arming the alarm like on Data-Tool:
Ignition on, indicators flash 'x' number of times, ign off, ign back on 'x' flashes, ign off etc.
Presuming you know your special flash number code - but if never set, may be able to use default code.
Re: Doomed
Posted: Jan 8th, '18, 18:42
by Ducaki
Once you've opened up the loom it will make perfect sense. It either brakes or earth's the circuits.
What bike is it?
Re: Doomed
Posted: Jan 8th, '18, 19:17
by MellowYellow
Thx for the replies. I think that I have the answer. (No way am I going to open up the loom - scary man !)
Tried the hot-wire jobby, and when I reconnected the battery, the alarm went wild. It also turned off with the fob...
Went for a start and it turned over then the battery gave up the ghost.
Seems the battery is b******d. Showing 13v but drains with one use of the starter motor.
New battery en route, fingers crossed.

Re: Doomed
Posted: Jan 9th, '18, 10:48
by MellowYellow
Wow - gert proper customer service.
Cheerful knowledgeable and efficient chap answered the 0800 number (website was playing up) even offered a cheaper option.
Battery arrived this morning within 20 hrs of picking up the 'phone.
MDS - Enfield
Re: Doomed
Posted: Jan 10th, '18, 12:26
by MellowYellow
Couldn't attack it yesterday as there was rain and wind.
So - removed the failed attempt at by-passing, fitted new battery, replaced internal battery and in-line fuse.
Fob worked, indicators flashed, alarm bleeped and dash-board lit up when ignition turned on. Starer motor leapt into life...but it wouldn't fire.
Left it 30 mins and it healed itself. Started immediately and seems purrrrrfect.
Taken a couple of years off my life, but happy as Larry now.
Will open a really nice bottle tonight.