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I had the same problem with my BCT7, and after a little research, found this memory backup cap as the problem. It is located next to a transformer near where the 12vdc plugs into the circuit board (the cap is only about a 1/4" tall). You can get one cheap from the following dealer:
first you remove the wheel then the break caliper then remove the locking hubs just remember to lay out the parts in order a special tool is called for but this job can be done without it you have to use a small cold chisel and a hammer to tap the large nut counter clockwise to remove, you can then remove the outer bearing and the rotor and hub assembly look on the back side reomve the bearing seal and inner bearing be sure to pack your new bearings with grease before you reassemble . takes less than an hour.
The BCT-7 covers popular frequency bands, skipping things like television signals, non-voice (data) bands, and banned (cellular) bands. It cannot be modified to receive other frequencies. Need the manual for your scanner? You can download/print it here:
http://www.uniden.com/pdf/BCT7om.pdf
For a comprehensive database of active frequencies in your area, visit:
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