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Old 05-01-2019, 07:57 PM   #1
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A "Lightweight" Problem For A Change...

While I'm awaiting the fix of a serious slide problem, thought I'd inquire about my handheld coach entry door remote. Replacing the battery does not help...still dead. Anyone have any success in restoring the life of these little fellows? It's not been run over or left out in the rain, etc. My second one continues to perform well. Thanks, if you can help. Larry
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Old 05-02-2019, 09:54 AM   #2
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Sadly, the remotes are basically "throw-away" electronics. If replacing the battery...and, you are sure you got in inserted correctly...didn't bring it back to life, I think you will need to order a new one.

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Thanks, Jim...not what I was hoping for. I enjoy tinkering, even with little things gone bad, such as this. Lots of time I win out, but other times not so. Again, thanks! Larry
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