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Radio CCRT 700
« on: 05 February 2009, 13:40:38 »
Hi,
had a few probs in the last couple of months cost a few quid as I'm sure you guys know!
Anyway I have now used up the 10 attempts on the radio code. I do have the correct code just made a mistake. Please tell me this is not going to cost me more money is there a way around the ( take to the dealer scenario )
appreciate any ideas thanks.
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Re: Radio CCRT 700
« Reply #1 on: 05 February 2009, 15:35:58 »
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Hi,
had a few probs in the last couple of months cost a few quid as I'm sure you guys know!
Anyway I have now used up the 10 attempts on the radio code. I do have the correct code just made a mistake. Please tell me this is not going to cost me more money is there a way around the ( take to the dealer scenario )
appreciate any ideas thanks.
  :'(
Its an expensive fix - that why you always stop after 3 bad attempts!

Dave DND can decode, failing that, I'm sure Elite Pete/Loo-knee will sell you a replacement. If you go down replacement route, ensure you get the right bose/non bose config.
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Re: Radio CCRT 700
« Reply #2 on: 06 February 2009, 10:54:11 »
Thanks for your help, good news is. I was stuck in the snow this morning and tried the AS button again switching on radio as per manual and left it about 10 mins, up it came safe 7. obviously I hadn't reached the max tries. whoopeee !  :)
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Re: Radio CCRT 700
« Reply #3 on: 06 February 2009, 10:58:07 »
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Thanks for your help, good news is. I was stuck in the snow this morning and tried the AS button again switching on radio as per manual and left it about 10 mins, up it came safe 7. obviously I hadn't reached the max tries. whoopeee !  :)
Max tries is 10. After 2 attempts, a timer starts, initially at 10mins, increasing up to 11hrs...
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Re: Radio CCRT 700
« Reply #4 on: 06 February 2009, 10:59:24 »
remember the time doubles you have to leave it switched on between attempts  :y

I dont know for definite, but think its cheaper to supply a code, than decode a locked unit.

Saying that, are you in now?
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Re: Radio CCRT 700
« Reply #5 on: 06 February 2009, 11:33:40 »
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remember the time doubles you have to leave it switched on between attempts  :y

I dont know for definite, but think its cheaper to supply a code, than decode a locked unit.

Saying that, are you in now?
In case of CCRT700, it is not possible to supply an unknown code, so its the same as unlocking
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