Battery Replacement - Audiovox AA-9005 Owner's Manual & Installation Manual

• > ' : : " • •
.... _ _ _ . _ .. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . _ .. _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . a ' • • • • •
AA-9005 TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
You depress the remote transmitter button but the siren
falls to chirp a(ld the Sensor/Control Module's red LED
does not Indicate that the alann has anned. .
Rgure 13
You depress the remote transmttter button and the siren
falls to chirp btit the Sensor/Control Module's red LED
does Indicate that the alarm has been armed.
PossibleSolution
Verifythatthe power switch on both the Sensor/Control Module
and'the Siren Module are turned on. Check that the Sensor/
Control Module's green power indicator light is nJurninated. If it
is not, cheCk the 12 volt supply cable (either the cigarette lighter
or the hard wire cord) at both ends to be sure it is making the
proper connection. Also check the 1 amp fuse located inside
the cigarette fighter adaptor plug by unscrewing the front of the
plug
assembly as
shown in figure (13). If the Sensor/Control
Module loses contact with your vehicle's 12 volt supply for any
extended length of time, and the system ison, it will drain the
internal, 9-volt battery and the system will cease to function.
Another possibility is that the remote transmitter's battery is
weak or dead. Try your second transmitter and see
if you
experience the same problem. Referto page
15
forTransrnitter
Battery Replacement instructions. .
Open the vehicle's hood and verify that there is a solie
electrical connection between the vehicle's battery terininal~
and the clips supplying power to the Siren Module. Verify tha
the Siren Module's Power switch is in the "ON" position. Chec!
to see that the red clip is on the positive (+) terminal and thr
black Clip
is
on the negative (-) tenninal. Check the 4 amp fus:
in-line with the red power wire (located just behind the r91
battery cfip) leading to the Siren Module, to
be sure it i
operational.
Page 18