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I have a 2000 lincoln continental and the alarm ... to save some money have the battery and charging system checked first and ... Question about 2004 LS ... Door ajaralarm sounds non stop, causes alarm to go off, lights blink and horn sounds.

Replace the door ajar switch.

connect battery and then use your key to lock and unl;ock the door try drivers door first. this will reset alarm.

I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH MY REAR DOOR TAHOE 2001 ., I TOOK IT TO THE MACHANIC AND IT WAS SO SIMPLE A FUSER UNDER HOOK . $8.00 FUSER ., IF I WOULD IT KNOW . I WOULD IT DONE IT MYSELF.-- REPLACE FUSER WHERE IT SAID --HORN- ITS UNDER THE FRONT HOOK... I END IT UP PAYING $120.00 FOR THEM TWO HOURS WORK...THE LIGHTS AND THE ALARM WAS NON-STOPPING MAKING NOISE..... RIGHT..????

This clock radio features a dual alarm system, with two separate alarms that can be operated independently. The alarms can be set to wake two people at different times, or to have a main alarm and a backup. One alarm features your choice of radio stations as an alarm wake sound, while the second features a buzzer wake sound. You can set the radio alarm, the buzzer alarm, or both alarms.
Setting Radio Alarm
1. Press the "Alarm Set" Button. The display will flash and the Radio Alarm Indicator will appear. If you do not begin setting the time within ten seconds of pressing the it, the display will stop flashing andd you will need to press the "alarm Set Button again. 2. While the display flashes, press the "Tuning/Set" Buttons to set the wake time. Hold a button for a few seconds to advance the time rapidly. Be sure to set the correct AM/PM time, as shown by the PM Indicator. 3. After setting the radio alarm time, you will need to select the station to wake up to. First, press the "AM/FM" Button to select a radio frequency. Next, select a station using the "Radio Preset Buttons". Rotate the Volume Thumbwheel to set a wake sound volume level. 4. After setting the radio alarm wake time and sound, you will need to select your 7-5-2 setting. The 7-5-2 setting lets you set the alarm for a full week, weekdays only, or the weekend. Before setting the alarm, be sure that the correct date is set. 5. After you have set the radio alarm wake time, wake sound, and 7-5-2 setting, press the "Alarm Set" Button twice so that the display shows the standard, non-flashing display.
Setting Buzzer Alarm
1. Press the "Alarm Set" Button twice. The display will flash and the Buzzer Alarm Indicator will appear. 2. While the display flashes, press the "Tuning/Set" Buttons to set the wake time, as described above. 3. After setting the buzzer wake time, use the "Date/7-5-2" Button to select the buzzer. 4. After you have set the buzzer wake time and 7-5-2 setting, press the "Alarm Set" Button once so that the display shows the standard, non- flashing display.
Activating the Alarms
1. To activate the radio alarm, press the "Radio Alarm" Button so that the Radio Alarm Indicator appears on the display. As long as this indicator appears, the alarm will sound at the set time and days. 2. To activate the buzzer alarm, press the "Buzzer Alarm" Button so that the Buzzer Alarm Indicator appears on the display. As long as this indicator appears, the alarm will sound at the set time and days. 3. When the alarm sounds, press the " Off/Reset" Button to turn off the alarm while still maintaining the programmed 7-5-2 alarm settings. To turn off an alarm and cancel its 7-5-2 settings, press its "Alarm Button" so that its Alarm Indicator no longer appears on the display. 4. To activate the snooze feature, press the "Snooze/Night-Light" Bar when the alarm sounds. The alarm will shut off for approximately nine minutes before sounding again. The feature can be repeated several times during the one-hour snooze cycle. 5. If it is not turned off, the alarm will sound for an hour before stopping. As long as an Alarm Indicator appears on the display, the alarm will sound at the set time, according to the 7-5-2 settings.

Sound like something is jamming the button. I would try to call timex or if you have a trust worthy watchmaker locally, would be the easiest route.
I am sending their link to their site also;

http://www.timex.com/info/Product_Instruction_Guides_Downloads

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it sounds like the vehicle is not recognizing the key that you are using try another key that is made for the vehicle

all alarms have a switch to disable them the unit under the hood should have a place to insert a key to turn it off it will be a small funney shapped key if u dont have it then u need a electrican to remove it if it is a non factory alarm it is not hard if it is then auto electrian job if u need anymore help just ask

Here are the codes for Maytag Ranges:

MAYTAG
Type "C" and "D" Clocks Range/Stove/Oven Fault Codes Failure
Code Condition Check/Repair F1 Supervisory relay enable shorted (non-cook mode); sounds alarm and inhibits cook mode if alarm fault monitor is always active in non-cook mode, and requires removal of power until serviced. Usually a bad touch pad or clock assembly (also called the ERC). Replace touchpad or ERC F2 Bake/broil/clean temp runaway alarm; sounds alarm and resets control to non-cook mode when bake/broil/clean temp exceeds programmed limits. Usually means a stuck relay. Electric @ 525F (bake), 640F(broil), 900F(clean)

Gas @ 525F (bake), 640F(broil), 900F(clean) F3 Open temp oven temperature sensor; sounds alarm and inhibits cook mode Replace oven temperature sensor F4 Shorted temp oven temperature sensor; sounds alarm and inhibits cook mode Replace oven temperature sensor F5 Supervisory relay enable open (cook mode); sounds alarm and resets the control to non-cook mode Replace electronic range control (ERC) F5 Missing a/c line cycle detector; displays code (no audible) Unplug appliance for two minutes, should clear problem F7 Function key shorted; too hot at the clock assembly (also called the ERC) or shorted touch pad or clock assembly (also called the ERC) Replace touchpad or ERC F8 Analog/Digital supervisory; sounds alarm to non-cook mode Replace ERC F9 Door latch supervisory (door latched) Unlock door and check switches or clock assembly (also called the ERC) F0 Cancel key supervision Requires the removal of power until serviced. See qualified technician