Alarm Woes

andys320

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Evening all

After several days without a problem on my S320 I now have a strange alarm fault, going off with no prompting every 20 mins - 30 mins, locking and unlocking won;t stop alarm only putting key in ignition.

I am assuming the siren has gone down and will need to be replaced, is there anything else it could be?

Too late to disconnect alarm now - have pulled fuses 51 and 77 under rear seat, assume this will disable any further incidents.

Any help appreciated.
 

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You will need a new siren, the old one has expired :D
 
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Malcolm

Thank you, I thought as much but nice to have confirmed.:)

I assume pulling those fuses will at least let me sleep tonight!
 
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For info and anyone else in the same position removing fuses does not stop the alarm going off!

I have now disconnected from Siren and hope for more luck.
 

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The sirens have batteries in them :D
 


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