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Alarm after electrics shut down

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YOUR RESEARCHAlarm after electrics shut down

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Use key in the lock and the alarm went off

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On Saturday I used the key in the lock and the alarm went off.

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Use fob as normal, saves rushing

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Or if left for more than 5 days, before unlocking with the fob, put the key in the door lock, turn it as though you are locking it (it wont lock as its already locked) this "wakes" the car and then use the fob as normal, saves rushing to get the key in, if like me you are only opening it to clean it, even though you havem't used it since you last cleaned it, sad i know :wink:

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Leading evidence: 'Use key in the lock and the alarm went off' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Use fob as normal, saves rushing' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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Use fob as normal, saves rushing

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Suggestion

Or if left for more than 5 days, before unlocking with the fob, put the key in the door lock, turn it as though you are locking it (it wont lock as its already locked) this "wakes" the car and then use the fob as normal, saves rushing to get the key in, if like me you are only opening it to clean it, even though you havem't used it since you last cleaned it, sad i know :wink:

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Use fob as normal, saves rushing

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Suggestion

Or if left for more than 5 days, before unlocking with the fob, put the key in the door lock, turn it as though you are locking it (it wont lock as its already locked) this "wakes" the car and then use the fob as normal, saves rushing to get the key in, if like me you are only opening it to clean it, even though you havem't used it since you last cleaned it, sad i know :wink:

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Alarm after electrics shut down

Use key in the lock and the alarm went off

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

On Saturday I used the key in the lock and the alarm went off.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Leave the car for a certain number of days and it goes into hibernation, the remote unlocking no longer working. On Saturday I used the key in the lock and the alarm went off. Was I doing something wrong or is this normal? :?:

POST 2Original post

Normal. If you unlock the door with the key, you have to switch the ignition on within 10 seconds of unlocking, to prevent the alarm going off.

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Or if left for more than 5 days, before unlocking with the fob, put the key in the door lock, turn it as though you are locking it (it wont lock as its already locked) this "wakes" the car and then use the fob as normal, saves rushing to get the key in, if like me you are only opening it to clean it, even though you havem't used it since you last cleaned it, sad i know :wink:

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