After entering my access code incorrectly, the system now requires access codes to be entered twice when arming and de-arming. The alarm is also going off at a set time of the day. When the wrong code was entered I think I hit the # and * codes. Can you assist pls
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Call your local Chub Fire and Security Centre. The system needs clearing, resetting and a new code inputted.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Chubb+Secure+6000+needs+code+inputting+twice
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SOURCE: Please Help Phone code N73
When you enter wrong code for more than 5 times your mobile gets locked,so if you enter master code/unlock code also your mobile will not get unlock.....
Solution :just switch off your mobile ,start it after 15 minutes and enter the unlock code i have given below i.e :5335036136
Your mobile IMEI no is :356406017443168
Just use this no to unlock your mobile :5335036136
This will definitely break your mobile security code ...........enjoy
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SOURCE: Phone security code N73
in order to solve your problem type *#06# at mobile screen, it will show you IMEI no of your mobile .Send this IMEI no to me, i will reply you with the unlock code which you can use to change the security code of your mobile which you have forgotten.......................waiting for your mobile IMEI no ...
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SOURCE: cannot connect apple touch ipod to my bt broadband think
go into your settings and wifi
click on your network and delete your passcode and enter your wep key which is on your wireless router.
look at the label and find the wep key.
if this doesn;t work, delete your wireless association completely and add it again as a new wireless.
your passcode for wireless is not your phone passcode it is strictly to allow entry into the wireless network,
SOURCE: hi - bought a nokia
Hi, first of all, you did a grave mistake by entering the wrong pin which resulted in it asking for your PUK (Personal Unblocking code), and 12345678 is not and never your PUK
All sim card have a unique PUK for security reason and they come along with the sim pack when bought new, but should in case you have misplace your sim pack, you can contact your service provider to ask for you PUK which will be given to you free of charge but they might likely ask you for the proof of ownership and your imei number which can be generated by dialing *#06# on your phone...
Take care
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