I allowed my battery to drain, causing the radio to display CODE. I
_thought_ I knew the code it wanted, and attempted it and a couple of
variations, all of which were wrong. Now, I have the code card, but the
radio will not accept any entry. I know the code I have is the right one,
and I'm certain that I tried too many codes from my memory, and set off some
sort of counter. How do I erase the code counter that disables the radio if
too many codes are input? My gut instinct is that if I disconnect the
battery for a while, it should do the trick. Any thoughts?
John Hudson - 29 May 2006 01:04 GMT
>I allowed my battery to drain, causing the radio to display CODE. I
>_thought_ I knew the code it wanted, and attempted it and a couple of
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>radio if too many codes are input? My gut instinct is that if I disconnect
>the battery for a while, it should do the trick. Any thoughts?
According to my radio manual (1986), if you enter the wrong code 3 times,
leave the radio ON for 1 hour and try again.