Re: Want to move Brinks keypad

[Crash Gordon® <NONE@xxxxxxxx>]

So,,,if you open the box it breaks your contract with them? Thats a =
great way to cancel a contract then! :-)


"Frank Olson" <feolson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message =
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> "Tocapet" <tocapet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message=20
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> >I want to move the keypad to my Brinks system to the other side of =
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> >laundry room, about 6 feet away from it's present location.  I plan =
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> >disconnect it, pull the wire up out of the wall, thread the same wire =
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> >down into the opposite wall and then reconnect the keypad.  I'm =
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> >if I will run into any trouble doing this.  I would reconnect the =
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> >color wires where they were before.
> > Would it cause my system to lose any codes?  I know Brinks would =
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> > over $150 to do this, so I'm trying to do it myself.  Reason:  Just =
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> > a new freezer that is now blocking access to the keypad.
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> The Brinks controls I've seen are all tampered.  Opening the box will =
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> in a signal going to Brinks.  Tampering with your equipment while =
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> contract violates your agreement, and could result in their taking =
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> (which will mean extra service charges, etc.).  I'd strongly suggest =
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> give Brinks a call and have them move the keypad.  It's not worth the =
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> over a hundred or so bucks.=20
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