Hi

I think it has to do with the timer/clock funcktion try to unplug it from the mains in approx 5 minutes and plug it in again.ore change the lithium battery inside the 9300.

regards

jan

Hi John

Oh! and welcome to beoworld

regards

jan

birgerbum wrote:

Hi

I think it has to do with the timer/clock funcktion try to unplug it from the mains in approx 5 minutes and plug it in again.ore change the lithium battery inside the 9300.

regards

jan

@ birgerbum

Your universal cure for problems with BC9000/8500/9500/9300 seems to involve changing the lithium battery!

I have direct experience of many of these fine systems and I have never had to change the lithium battery.

Can you quote examples of what has actually been cured by this action or do you simply have shares in the manufacturer of lithium batteries????

Always thought that if the internal lithium battery needs replacing the the word "code" is shown on the display?

Craig🙂

Correct, I believe Craig. At least, that is what I have read in one of the service manuals, Can't recall which one!

Hi Graham

That was just a suggestion as I once have solved a bc 9500 with somewhat strange problem by chanching the battery.

regards

jan

Hi  Graham

A nother thing that came to my mind why don't you suggest a solution as you are expirienced with these machines.

regards

jan

birgerbum wrote:

Hi  Graham

A nother thing that came to my mind why don't you suggest a solution as you are expirienced with these machines.

regards

jan

 

I suggest deletion of all preset programs using the built in test menu as outlined in the service manual which can be downloaded from this site.

joeyboygolf wrote:

Correct, I believe Craig. At least, that is what I have read in one of the service manuals, Can't recall which one!

Think it is the 9500 Graham, but I may be wrong.😂

Craig🙂