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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Kev on 09 August 2006, 13:44:30
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Can anyone supply instructions for power sounder battery replacement.
Now i've fixed the clicking door i'm compelled to hush the four chirps i get everytime i park up.
Makes it sound like i have one of those old Moss alarms fitted! :-?
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Find the power sounder (often under scuttle), crack it open, and see if you can get replacement batts (the place that used to sell them stopped doing them)
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Is there any special procedure before disconnecting, other than ignition on then off?
Hopefully i'll be able to get replacements from RS Componets, they're usually quite good.
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Jings, there i just managed to make a post without using a smiley.
Well done me. [smiley=thumbsup.gif]
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I think the battery is non standard.
To disconnect, switch on ignition, switch off and within 15s disconnect the car battery.
Of course, make sure you have all your radio codes first!
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In Swindon...theres a shop called......wait for it.......The Battery Shop [smiley=laugh.gif]
They advertise that if they dont have it in stock...they'll make it....if they carnt make it...they'll order it...and if they carnt order it, you dont need it! Be a good test for 'em ;D
Anyway.....they say they will deliver if the batt isnt too heavy
Heres their web site http://www.thebatteryshop.co.uk/
I went in there the other week looking for a rechargeable battery I'd taken outa of a solar powered security light.....they had one of those in stock....so i was impressed, tho im easily impressed ;D
Maybe of some help to you :)
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I think you will need two NC-M120 made by Emmerich [no-longer in business] :-[
www.cellpacksolutions.com has 4 in stock :) at £5.58 inc vat each plus postage I expect.
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I think you will need two NC-M120 made by Emmerich [no-longer in business] :-[
www.cellpacksoloutions.com has 4 in stock :) at £5.58 inc vat each plus postage I expect.
And if that link doesn't work ...... ::) try http://www.cellpacksolutions.com/
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Just done a search on Google for NC-M120 and it brings up loads of suppliers.
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Thanks for all your help guys.
Much appreciated. [smiley=thumbsup.gif]
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here's (http://www.cellpacksolutions.com/Search_Data_Sheet.asp?ID=NC-M3.6R10) a direct link to the item on cellpack solutions' website ;)
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Can anyone supply instructions for power sounder battery replacement.
Now i've fixed the clicking door i'm compelled to hush the four chirps i get everytime i park up.
Makes it sound like i have one of those old Moss alarms fitted! :-?
I probably shouldn't hi-jack someone else's thread but; what's a Power Sounder?
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Can anyone supply instructions for power sounder battery replacement.
Now i've fixed the clicking door i'm compelled to hush the four chirps i get everytime i park up.
Makes it sound like i have one of those old Moss alarms fitted! :-?
I probably shouldn't hi-jack someone else's thread but; what's a Power Sounder?
Power sounder is a seperate alarm that goes off if someone disconnects the main car battery.
If you have one, there should be a sticky stuck on the plastic that covers the rads, warning of power sounder fitted.
Its to try to stop someone trying to break in/nick your car and them trying to stop main alarm going off by disconnecting the main battery
HTH
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I probably shouldn't hi-jack someone else's thread but; what's a Power Sounder?
Don't be silly, how are we all meant to learn if we don't ask questions. ;)
On the ball there TD. That post count is rising. [smiley=thumbsup.gif]
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you're not far off that 3 blue star status yourself Kev...
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you're not far off that 3 blue star status yourself Kev...
Blush.
I'm tryin' hard. ;)
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I think you will need two NC-M120 made by Emmerich [no-longer in business] :-[
www.cellpacksolutions.com has 4 in stock :) at £5.58 inc vat each plus postage I expect.
I ordered two of these and decided not to use them. I sent them off to another member(egcc) and he said the batteries in his power sounder were different.
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I'm as well opening it first then to see which one's i need. :-/
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Yup. The ones I got had terminals on them and apparently his were just the flat, button type.