Hey guys got a problem,can you help? 9100 finally popped its clogs need to upgrade but old system had flush keykad with big hole in wall must cover large existing whole(approx 7 1/4" x 4" with white blanking plate then fit new keypad into that to keep decor good, where can i get something easily any ideas much appreciated Paul.

Local shopfitting co, piece of aluminium powder coated.

Or white one coat plaster from wicks.

Local shopfitting co, piece of aluminium powder coated.

Or white one coat plaster from wicks.

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Very expensive wall paper/posh gaff plaster wont do good idea about the ali but hoping for an off the shelf solution? any more ideas guys? Paul

I wish scanni had'nt made there key pads so blinking big!!!!!

Edited September 5, 200520 yr by secboy

Very expensive wall paper/posh gaff plaster wont do good idea about the ali but hoping for an off the shelf solution? any more ideas guys? Paul

I wish scanni had'nt made there key pads so blinking big!!!!!

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Fit a Galant panel, keypad is about right size (7 1/2" x 5 1/2") to cover hole

What's up with the old panel fella?

It may be repairable and I have lots of old 9100 bits knocking around.

Regards

Bellman

Hey guys got a problem,can you help? 9100 finally popped its clogs need to upgrade but old system had flush keykad with big hole in wall must cover large existing whole(approx 7 1/4" x 4" with white blanking plate then fit new keypad into that to keep decor good, where can i get something easily any ideas much appreciated Paul.

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just done one the same..nice bit of polished chrome or brass to hide the hole then fix the rkp to that..looks the biz..and you could also get the contract number engraved into the chrome so it looks like its supposed to be part of the system..your local engraver can sort the chrome/brass out

Edited September 5, 200520 yr by Eng

just done one the same..nice bit of polished chrome or brass to hide the hole then fix the rkp to that..looks the biz..and you could also get the contract number engraved into the chrome so it looks like its supposed to be part of the system..your local engraver can sort the chrome/brass out

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That's what we did recently (with brass). No contract number though!

What's up with the old panel fella?

It may be repairable and I have lots of old 9100 bits knocking around.

Regards

Bellman

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Panels been in 13yrs and keypad went completely bananas wierd noises everywhere will not reset!

I'll assume you've done all the usual checks and tested for shorts, unplugged all the wiring and bat, nvm reset and so on. it

The 9100 is bullet proof and suffers from very few faults in normal circumstances. Has the keypad developed circle syndrome (when you can see the circular contacts in relief against the button printing) yet?

Regards

Bellman

Entirely unrelated but the very first panel I blew up was a 9100.