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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Mark_L on 01 September 2006, 19:26:17
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Hello
My central locking has just died completely. Neither the remote or using the key works the locks althought the lights flash when they are supposed to. I can only lock the car manually, ie all the passenger doors by pushing down the buttons and then the drivers door with the key.
I presume there is a fused circuit between the infra red receiver and whatever it is that controls the servo motors on the locks but I can't find any blown fuses. Has anyone any thoughts on this please?
tks
Mark
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so central locking or remote locking does not lock all the doors?
plipper still lighting up?
has it been intermittant recently?
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Does the same thing happen with the spare key?
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thanks...I should have said that I'm sure it's not the plipper or battery as it happened suddenly one day.... I opened the car as usual, drove a few miles and then couldn't lock it again remotely or centrally. Same thing with the spare plipper/battery.
M
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Anything else not working, eg radio (check F12) or leccy windows (check FV5)?
Does the little red light on the Alarm switch come on?
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...everything else works but the red lamp on the alarm switch does not come on....
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Soz, just read your original post properly :-[ - IR receiver = early car.
I bet your heated seats aren't working? If this is the case, check Fuse 20 ;)
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Isn't fuse 20 for rear heaters? 14 for fronts?
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I got it wrong initially, but then realised it was an early car (IR remote)...
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Many thanks to The Boy - it was fuse 20 so all is now well. I should have found it before but as I was holiday in France at the time I must have been suffering from too much of the wine and Ricard...
Cheers
Mark
;D
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Glad its sorted :)
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....update
....all was well for three days and now fuse 20 has popped again. :(
As it's a 20 Amp there is clearly a lot of current flowing somewhere it shouldn't
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Before I start taking the covers off the doors do you know where in the loom the wiring from all the door servos comes together - and is that easy to get at? ....or do you think the problem is more likely to be with the heated seats?
thanks
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I'd say heated seats. Sometimes the wiring under the seat gets damaged, so check that (be careful of seatbelt pretensioners though...)