This retired old guy working here doing odd jobs changed the batters
on the company's 1999 Odyssey. The display obviously wanted the radio
code. instead of finding the code he hit a few random buttons. Now
it says Code Erre on the radio. I tried entering the five digit code
and absolutly nothing happens. We have the car that gives the serial
number and code so the code is 100% correct. What the heck do we do
now? The manual says nothing about "code erre" on the display.

 

"Gary Seven" <garyluckynospam@nospa.yahoocom> wrote in message
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> This retired old guy working here doing odd jobs changed the batters
> on the company's 1999 Odyssey. The display obviously wanted the radio
> code. instead of finding the code he hit a few random buttons. Now
> it says Code Erre on the radio. I tried entering the five digit code
> and absolutly nothing happens. We have the car that gives the serial
> number and code so the code is 100% correct. What the heck do we do
> now? The manual says nothing about "code erre" on the display.

Politely ask the gentleman to unhook the battery for a few minutes.