Readouit flashes continuously flashes

What I have found is RED flashing light means 12V is registered at the AC unit. Is the unit functioning correctly?

Could be a bad battery and/or charger/AC Adaptor/DC Connector. Try to isolate the problem by removing the battery and then plugging the laptop charger in and starting the pc up. It should boot on the AC adapter alone. If it won't boot on the AC adaptor or it flickers and flashes while on the AC adaptor, I would first suspect the AC adaptor or the DC connector on the laptop (try wiggling the power plug at the PC to try and check the connector). If it behaves while on the AC adaptor without the battery present, I would suspect the battery. Either way, you may have to replace something.

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All error codes start with the letter "E". An error code of E11 will have the five indicator lights flash once and the Start indicator light flash once.


Some models of Frigidaire washers come with a digital readout display that informs the operator of the unit's function and any errors.

Error codes indicate that a problem has occurred and should be addressed. Different models of Frigidaire washers may vary in their fault displays.

Some washer models use flashing lights at the unit's start, door lock, wash, rinse, final spin and control indicators to display error codes.



If the five indica

tor lights flash more than nine times, this signals a letter in the error code. The letter "A" stands for 10 flashes, "B" for 11, "C" for 12, "D" for 13, "E" for 14 and "F" for 15 flashes. An error code of EB2 will have the five indicator lights flash or blink 11 times, and the Start indicator light blink twice

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your main-board/motherboard is bad,a telltale sign is,if just recently had light bulbs burn out in the refrige compartment and now they strobe dimly and the digital temp readout is also out and you sometimes hear relays clicking back there, the board took a voltage surge and ruined the circuit trace,replacement is simple,unplug 3 harnesses and snap in new board and plug in new board and youre good to go

If your Decade watch is like mine it has 4 push buttons (10, 2, 4 and 8 "o'clock" positions respectively; and one pull and turn stem (at 3 o'clock position) -
For the purpose of setting the watch and functions mentally label the push buttons as follows:
10 o'clock position "A"
8 o'clock position "B"
2 o'clock position "C"
4 o'clock position "D"

NORMAL TIME SETTING
1) In normal time readout press B (3x) to get to normal time setting mode: "SEC" will start flashing, press C for synchronization
2) Press D once: "MIN" will be flashing, press C to advance
3) Press D once: "HOUR" will be flashing, press C to advance ("A" is for am, "P" is for pm, "H" is for 24 Hour format)
4) Press D once: "DATE" should be flashing, press C to advance
5) Press D once: "MONTH" should be flashing, press C to advance
6) Press D once: "DAY OF WEEK" should be flashing, press C to advance
7) Press B once: Setting is completed, return to normal time readout

ALARM TIMES SETTING
1) In normal time readout press B (2x): Alarm time "HOUR" should be flashing, press C to advance
2) Press D once: Alarm time "MIN" should be flashing, press C to advance
3) Press B once: Setting is completed, return to normal time readout

ALARM FUNCTION
1) In normal time readout press C and D simultaneously: Alarm signal should appear
2) In normal time readout disarm alarm by pressing C and D simultaneously: alarm signal should disappear

Note: Alarm (when activated) will stop itself after 1 minute; or can be silenced by pressing D or press C to snooze for 5 minutes (operates for 1 hour)

CHIME
1) In normal time readout press D and B simultaneously: Chime signal should appear
2) In normal time readout disarm chime by pressing C and D simultaneously: alarm signal should disappear


CHRONOGRAPH (STOP WATCH FUNCTION)
1) In normal time readout press B once to get into "CHRONO" mode: press C for to start counting event -
While in Chrono mode there are two options
a) During a counting event: press C to stop counting, press D to clear and reset stopwatch to 0:00
b) During a counting event: press D to see a "split" time (IE first leg of a relay time is shown while the counting event continues, press D again to return to running counting event; press C at end of event, press D to reset stopwatch to 0:00
2) press B to return to normal time mode

I would say it is a sign of trouble.

Not to say that it's catastrophic, but on these models part can be pretty expensive.

We regularly repair such control units for customers nationwide by mail for in about a week with a one-year guarantee.

Feel free to contact me directly (and please remind me of your full model number) for more information & help.

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We followed your instructions and are not sure what worked, however, this AM phone line is working.

You can try a hard reset: Unplug TV from AC mains and remove all cables from TV. Wait about 30 minutes and replug to AC power and redo the cabling. Switch on the TV and see if it works.. if this did not work then check with other power supply unit ....


Good luck..

Did you ever solve this problem.
I'm having the same issue and lost the remote.
Thanks.

An E1 error is automatically generated after the AC runs for so many hours to remind you to clean the filter. The owners manual says to clean the filter and unplug the unit, then plug unit back in and code will be reset. However, a User review stated that his code was not reset until he followed a fairly simple routine. "Unplug the unit. Hold down the power button and plug back in. Wait to hear a "beep" and then unplug it again. Plug unit in again and it should restart without E1 code."