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    Angry Remote discovery 3

    Bloody remotes can any one tell me if there's a guru that can fix the remotes
    Can centrally lock the car with the button on the dash
    Have new covers on the remotes
    If you jiggle them sometimes they work
    Tested batteries and have charge. ?????
    Frustrating


    Thanks Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by davutch View Post
    Bloody remotes can any one tell me if there's a guru that can fix the remotes
    Can centrally lock the car with the button on the dash
    Have new covers on the remotes
    If you jiggle them sometimes they work
    Tested batteries and have charge. ?????
    Frustrating


    Thanks Dave
    Sounds like a dodgy solder. I replaced the covers and batteries in mine the battery soldering is a fiddly business and one of mine has stopped working now, I'm pretty sure it is my dodgy soldering. I know others have found cracked and broken solder connections to the battery on their original remotes as well.

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    cheers

    Quote Originally Posted by AnD3rew View Post
    Sounds like a dodgy solder. I replaced the covers and batteries in mine the battery soldering is a fiddly business and one of mine has stopped working now, I'm pretty sure it is my dodgy soldering. I know others have found cracked and broken solder connections to the battery on their original remotes as well.






    thanks mate ill check that out

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    Thumbs up yep

    Quote Originally Posted by davutch View Post
    thanks mate ill check that out
    thanks mate took it to the local tv guru and he repaired the solder charged the key and away it goes
    thanks for the tip


    cheers dave

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    You are welcome.

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    Thumbs up

    I have just used these from ebay, no soldering job done in 3 minutes
    Landrover Discovery 3 TD6 Remote KEY FOB Button PAD FIX | eBay

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    Quote Originally Posted by crawal View Post
    I have just used these from ebay, no soldering job done in 3 minutes
    Landrover Discovery 3 TD6 Remote KEY FOB Button PAD FIX | eBay
    That will fit the problem if your case is wearing out on the keys, but it won't help if you battery if failing or if you have a dodgy battery connection which is why I changed mine. My old cases were fine, but you destroy the case getting into it to replace the battery.

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    Moral of the story? Try treating your keys like a smartphone - dropping them is bad!

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    Smile kiwigold disco 3 4.0

    Hi, after looking around to repair my key fob on my disco 3 I found a site on ebay, it was remotefobcentreuk , you send them your key fob and they refurbish the remote and put it into a new case and send it back to you, ive just recevied mine back and I couldn't be happer, total cost was $97.00 plus $18.00 for the express post bag total time was 15 days turnaround. I hope this was usefull.

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    Hi All
    I just posted the following on this thread http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/...etc-etc-3.html

    Quote Originally Posted by Oztourer View Post
    I've found my problem!!
    After not being able to get any response with my Nanocom trying to re-learn my non-functional fob remote, I took the plunge and cut it open (the button covers were ruined anyway so I had nothing to lose). There are several posts around describing how to open these fobs but I just took to it with a sharp Stanley knife, cutting through the join seam around the perimeter, taking care not to to cut too deep and also not to slip and cut myself!! Looking at the PCB under a magy-lamp I found a cracked solder joint on one of the battery terminals. A quick dab with the soldering iron and voi la - one resurrected fob remote!! This simple exercise has saved me several hundred dollars on a new replacement.

    Attachment 100638
    Fob PCB removed showing location of cracked battery terminal joint.

    Attachment 100639
    Zoomed in view of cracked joint.

    Attachment 100640
    Another view of cracked joint

    Opening the case destroyed it so I'll have to find a replacement on-line. Can anyone recommend a decent replacement case supplier?

    Hope this helps someone in a similar predicament.

    Cheers

    Matt
    Oztourer

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