tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
I'm 76 and still learning, electronics, computers and associated stuff was my bread and butter.
Handled with kitchen roll ,I also remember reading about not touching the batteries.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Can’t for the life of me remember where I had mine or I’d pick you some up. Perhaps I’ve got a receipt somewhere?
Does your second fob, do the same when placed "in the kitchen" in the same position? Wild suggestion that costs nothing, but refresh the batteries and then put the two fobs (you have two?) in i, the same place overnight and ii. different places over night - the dodgy one in whatever approximation of a Faraday cage/ electrically silent area you have.
I agree it's a bit of a conundrum that one battery should discharge more than the other. and such a short space of time - maybe check the battery mounting ie that the contacts to the battery stack are connecting either side of the 6v unit, and there is no intermediate contact to one battery only - is it always a . the upper or b. the lower battery that's being flattened?
I agree it's a bit of a conundrum that one battery should discharge more than the other. and such a short space of time - maybe check the battery mounting ie that the contacts to the battery stack are connecting either side of the 6v unit, and there is no intermediate contact to one battery only - is it always a . the upper or b. the lower battery that's being flattened?
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
Only one fob and have done @wammers mod as for top or bottom battery I don't know, not sure I want to waste more money on batteries that weren't cheapo's.Car's not going anywhere for a while. Cheers
