LR3 Remotes
if the Battery is low from lack of use in the door remote of the LR3 is it possible to bring it back to power or is it Dead and the only thing to do is replace it?
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Doesn't it charge when in use? Or does yours just not hold a charge anymore?
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Originally Posted by clarkritchie
(Post 602666)
Doesn't it charge when in use? Or does yours just not hold a charge anymore?
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Sorry, I've got no idea... I've got two remotes, original I think, and neither went flat after 3.5 months idle last summer...
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Mine both completely died. I gave up and replaced one of them with an aftermarket shell. had to take the original key apart and then move the transmitter over, since the LR replacements are several hundred dollars.
My second one just won't hold a charge anymore, even after charging for hours... |
Originally Posted by MacGuruTX
(Post 602689)
Mine both completely died. I gave up and replaced one of them with an aftermarket shell. had to take the original key apart and then move the transmitter over, since the LR replacements are several hundred dollars.
My second one just won't hold a charge anymore, even after charging for hours... |
Originally Posted by GBR.R
(Post 602706)
Going to try using the Key that's not charged for a week and see if it comes back to life.
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You can replace the batteries for these - I can't recall what the actual battery is but you just have to buy the rechargable one - If memory servers and its been a while I think the best option was to just replace the casing at the same time as I think you have to cut the casing to get to the battery but it should solve your dead battery issue and save that second remote.
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This is a good idea. I have a dead FOB as well. I have been resistant to cut it open for fear that I can't get it back together, but if I can get a spare case maybe it's worth "operating" on. Where is the best place to source the covers and are they OE?
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