We have replaced the 3 volt battery and now we

Replacing the battery should have reset the computer to "factory defaults". If the computer worked before the battery change, it should have just worked. No PROGRAMMING is needed for it to function. Check the following.

Make certain that you have all of the plugs reconnected through out the entire machine.

Check the plugs that you messed with.,Sometimes it is possible to have the plug off of one of the end pins It can appear to be plugged in but it is off by a single pin.

Make sure that you have all of the power indicators lit (LED's) on your power distribution unit.

Be sure that you installed the battery correctly. Sometimes the replacement batteries can have a different appearance from the original. You must look to see if the polarity of the battery is correct. The board & the battery should be marked. + & -..

Push on all the chips that are set in sockets. These can back out over the years. This is called "chip Creep"

Examine the board for poor solder, especially on the "plug" pins.

Also there are 3 (I think) electrolytic capacitors that you may want to change

If none of this gets you going, you may want to try try replacing the computer

Hi-I have a different machine but you can try this-put in service mode-type 3 to select initialize and type 0 which should display full initialize-press popular to start initialization-put switch to normal and close the door-not sure if this will work, but worth a shot.

Hi Ponorosa42,

Do you have the manual for the Rowe Ami R-92?
If not then you need to get one in order to set each location in the menu.
The manual can be purchased in a paper form or on CD from a number of dealers on Ebay.
The paper manuals can be purchased from www.victoryglass.com also a good source for spare parts.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK
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