Beep when I start my scoob?
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Beep when I start my scoob?
As title only sometimes when I start the scoob (MY00) it beeps once - What is this for? I thought it may be a battery low warning but I am not having any troubles with it.
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You need a new battery for sure.....I did when it happened, just make sure you are not far from home in that case as you probably have around 10 starts left in
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Yep, the noise is produced from the siren. When your cranking the engine over, the vehicle’s battery voltage is dropping so low that the siren thinks that someone has cut it’s power supply – the beep is the siren’s internal battery kicking in, then it realizes its disarmed anyway.
Unfortunately, the cause is a starter motor drawing too much current or more likely the battery not holding sufficient charge (or a combination of both) – Always becomes evident this time of year as things get cold and the starter has to work harder to turn the engine over.
You can check the vehicle’s battery voltage as mentioned in the post above, by pressing digit “8” on the keypad with the ignition “on”. Then turn the ignition “off” within 5 seconds and count the flashes from the alarm LED. 9 flashes=9 volt.
Obviously, being electrically operated, if the battery voltage is negligable then this feature will not work.
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Unfortunately, the cause is a starter motor drawing too much current or more likely the battery not holding sufficient charge (or a combination of both) – Always becomes evident this time of year as things get cold and the starter has to work harder to turn the engine over.
You can check the vehicle’s battery voltage as mentioned in the post above, by pressing digit “8” on the keypad with the ignition “on”. Then turn the ignition “off” within 5 seconds and count the flashes from the alarm LED. 9 flashes=9 volt.
Obviously, being electrically operated, if the battery voltage is negligable then this feature will not work.
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Originally Posted by ScooBStu
As title only sometimes when I start the scoob (MY00) it beeps once - What is this for? I thought it may be a battery low warning but I am not having any troubles with it.
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I had the same problem a month or so ago - battery dead and wont hold a charge so i fitted a new one
same thing again!!! charged battery last nite - battery now ok
but the car wont start nothing from key (not turning over) then the bleep
prob the starter motor??? checked the connections, earth etc
Help??? anyone
BTW just tried the '8' test and 11 flashes
same thing again!!! charged battery last nite - battery now ok
but the car wont start nothing from key (not turning over) then the bleep
prob the starter motor??? checked the connections, earth etc
Help??? anyone
BTW just tried the '8' test and 11 flashes
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Originally Posted by Steve001
I had the same problem a month or so ago - battery dead and wont hold a charge so i fitted a new one
same thing again!!! charged battery last nite - battery now ok
but the car wont start nothing from key (not turning over) then the bleep
prob the starter motor??? checked the connections, earth etc
Help??? anyone
BTW just tried the '8' test and 11 flashes
same thing again!!! charged battery last nite - battery now ok
but the car wont start nothing from key (not turning over) then the bleep
prob the starter motor??? checked the connections, earth etc
Help??? anyone
BTW just tried the '8' test and 11 flashes
I also used to get the bleep when starting, so I changed the battery and it hasn't 'bleeped' since.
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