It indicates the battery is low. Where is it and how do I change it?

Was oil filter changed as well ? This may result in low oil pressure shutdown until filter is filled with oil. Is there a sump oil level sensor that has stuck when oil was drained and now causing a no oil shutdown ? The battery indicator may not be real if the battery is ok.

Check if your battery door is perfectly aligned and has no gaps if it has a gap then you have to push or tape it to line perfectly without any gaps and if the door perfect and still showing same thing you have change batteries make sure to use either Duracell or rechargeable 2.5v batteries

Yes, it uses a standard 9-volt battery with an average lifetime of 3 years. On this page is a video which shows low battery indications and how to change the battery:

http://consumer.schlage.com/Service-Support/Pages/InstructionandManuals.aspx

Look under this heading: Electronic Security--Keypad Deadbolt BE 365, and under that--
Low Battery Indicators Video

Good luck!

Just went to their site and this is what it said:

This may simply be a matter of misinterpreting the low-battery indicator. We use two different types of battery indicators:

1. Battery Level Indicator: This battery indicator is always visible, and has several segments. When all the segments are lit, the batteries are full. When only the last segment is lit, the batteries are almost exhausted.
   
2. Low Battery Indicator: This type is usually NOT visible. It only appears when the batteries are low, at which time it flashes on the display to warn you of a low battery condition.

Please note that when you turn on your radio it first performs a display test. Everything on the display will light up for a few seconds, including the Low Battery Indicator. This does not mean that the batteries are low. After a few seconds the display test will end, at which time the Low Battery Indicator should go away.

Dear sir,
Welcome to Fixya Customer Support

By analysing your problem it deffinately due to battery power sensor problem.so you can visit nearer canon camera service centre,they replace the sensor.

good luck

Fixya Customer support
chandrashekhar

try rechargeable battries of DURACELL

Canon also uses the low battery Icon as a generic error code. Try taking the lens off the camera. If this fixes the problem the lens needs a repair (most likely the aperture unit). If not then the camera needs the repair (either the shutter or dc-dc converter circuit).

cudgegong said in another forum:

To resolve the annoying "change the batteries" problem. Goto menu, choose yellow menu, select
file No. reset to ON. Turn camera off and back on.

Voila fixed.

This model suffers from battery faults. Not much you can do except change battery.

If it's still under warranty, take it back.

cudgegong said in another forum:

To resolve the annoying "change the batteries" problem. Goto menu, choose yellow menu, select
file No. reset to ON. Turn camera off and back on.

Voila fixed.