Anyone with alarm/wiring experience - Broken Cyclone V2

[-Matt-]

Hi all

Had a bit of a suprise last night - I haven't used my 05 ZX6's Cyclone V2 alarm for a fair while as its normally locked down within an inch of its life in the garage, but went to visit a friend and when going to alarm the bike - nothing happened

Edit - Have tryed the spare remote and also new batteries in the remotes, neither had any affect. All wires look visually connected to where they should be so i'm unsure where to go next really

Thanks all

[Marmalade]

Not a lot to go wrong.

Live, Neutral and a fuse.

If they are all fine then maybe the remote battery is too flat.
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[-Matt-]

Maybe worth a new remote battery then, figured as it lit up it was fine but i suppose could be a weak signal like you said so i'll give that a shot first, thanks

[CaNsA]

Dodgy fob, try the spare.

[-Matt-]

Good point also forgot theres a spare, time to turn the house upside down

[-Matt-]

Hmm... Just tryed the spare remote and also new batteries, neither had any affect so its something internal/wiring on the alarm.

Is anything i could do besides checking everythings connected without any electrical knowledge :

[Marmalade]

That's all there is.
Check the black and red wires are connected and the fuse is ok.
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[-Matt-]

Okay thanks for the help mate, if that fails guess its time for a new alarm pack

[Dave M]

I had many a fuse blow on me. Ended up disconnecting mine as it was a pain in arse! Aren't these cheap Chinese alarms?

[-Matt-]

Not all that sure on the alarm source to be honest, for the price it wouldn't be a great shock although when theyve worked [on my last two bikes worked over 2 years faultlessly on each] they're great alarms for the price i would say.

I did notice today however when attempting to contact the old manufacturer N Cook Securitly Ltd, which before appeared to be a private manufactuer in the past, it now seems to of moved to more ebay/other websites so it wouldn't suprise me to be honest.

You mentioned a fuse, sorry for possibly a stupid question but i'm clueless with electrics at the moment - what and where is the fuse you were having issues with. As far as i've seen so far i've got the obvious wires, the black 'alarm' box and the circular 'speaker' unit that rings out the alarm.

Besides that i'm clueless ...

[Dave M]

[-Matt-]

Cheers mate

[Dave M]