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Security System Transmitter - Battery Drain
1994 Jaguar Vanden Plas L6-4.0LSECTION Security System Transmitter - Battery Drain
86-127
Amended
4/95
Security System Transmitter -
Battery Drain - Revised Front Cover
MODEL: All 1993 & 1994 MY
DATE: 2/94
Remove and destroy Bulletin 86-127, Date 2/94.
Replace with this Bulletin.
Revisions are marked with a bar.
ISSUE:
Frequent security system transmitter battery drain.
The transmitter front cover has been revised to include a raised "lip" surrounding the transmitter operating button. The raised "lip" will reduce the chance of inadvertent operation of the unit, which may cause unnecessary battery drain.
ACTION:
If customers require frequent security system transmitter battery replacement, inspect the front cover of the transmitter. If the transmitter cover does not have a raised "lip" (Illustration 1) around the button, replace the existing cover with the revised version.
SECURITY SYSTEM TRANSMITTER COVER REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
1. Remove the existing transmitter cover and replace it with a revised cover (part number LMB 2610AA).
NOTE:
Replace the transmitter battery only if testing verifies that it is weak.
2. Verify transmitter operation.
PARTS INFORMATION:
DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
Revised transmitter cover LMB 2610AA
WARRANTY INFORMATION:
Amended
4/95
Security System Transmitter -
Battery Drain - Revised Front Cover
MODEL: All 1993 & 1994 MY
DATE: 2/94
Remove and destroy Bulletin 86-127, Date 2/94.
Replace with this Bulletin.
Revisions are marked with a bar.
ISSUE:
Frequent security system transmitter battery drain.
The transmitter front cover has been revised to include a raised "lip" surrounding the transmitter operating button. The raised "lip" will reduce the chance of inadvertent operation of the unit, which may cause unnecessary battery drain.
ACTION:
If customers require frequent security system transmitter battery replacement, inspect the front cover of the transmitter. If the transmitter cover does not have a raised "lip" (Illustration 1) around the button, replace the existing cover with the revised version.
SECURITY SYSTEM TRANSMITTER COVER REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
1. Remove the existing transmitter cover and replace it with a revised cover (part number LMB 2610AA).
NOTE:
Replace the transmitter battery only if testing verifies that it is weak.
2. Verify transmitter operation.
PARTS INFORMATION:
DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
Revised transmitter cover LMB 2610AA
WARRANTY INFORMATION:
RENDER: 1.0x
NO RELATED
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