Hello

The car takes itself into economy mode and I cannot open the doors with the remote. If I don't start, the radio doesn't work. When I start, everything turns back to normal, but I lock the car in the morning, I press it in the morning, and it does not turn on again.

Do you have any advice on how you solved the problem?

This problem has bothered me for a long time, which has bothered me and has now cooled me out of the car (307HDI Premium - 2006).
There was extra energy consumption somewhere in the car and I took the following steps in order to solve the problem;

I completely dismantled the external speakers worn by the car owner before me. I reassemble and solder the joints taken from the back of the tape with their original shape. After that, I made the solder parts original by using macarons. I isolated all the ends that could be exposed and touching behind the tape. I was sure there was no short circuit behind the tape now and I proceeded to the next step.

I was using USB at the cigarette lighter in the front and back. I know that the energy goes here when the contact is closed, but I just removed the USBs just in case. I checked the lighter interiors and I am sure from here now.

I noticed the bluetooth device that the car owner before me was wearing. This device automatically connects to the phone and is connected to the tape by aux. I noticed that the device was charged and the charging cable was pulled to allow automatic charging. I guess I was going to fly up because I found the problem. Immediately I disconnected all the cables in the device and turned off the device inoperable.

And here is the happy ending. I have never encountered the same problems again. I have been checking every day for almost 1 month and there is no problem at all.

My advice to friends who have the same problem is that there is a device that consumes energy somewhere.

Look everywhere and set them all out of use. After making sure that you do not have any problems, switch on to the next one if you have commissioned your very essential equipment one by one. In this way, you can find the equipment causing the problem and take precautions.

Respects.

This problem has bothered me for a long time, which has bothered me and has now cooled me out of the car (307HDI Premium - 2006).
There was extra energy consumption somewhere in the car and I took the following steps in order to solve the problem;

I completely dismantled the external speakers worn by the car owner before me. I reassemble and solder the joints taken from the back of the tape with their original shape. After that, I made the solder parts original by using macarons. I isolated all the ends that could be exposed and touching behind the tape. I was sure there was no short circuit behind the tape now and I proceeded to the next step.

I was using USB at the cigarette lighter in the front and back. I know that the energy goes here when the contact is closed, but I just removed the USBs just in case. I checked the lighter interiors and I am sure from here now.

I noticed the bluetooth device that the car owner before me was wearing. This device automatically connects to the phone and is connected to the tape by aux. I noticed that the device was charged and the charging cable was pulled to allow automatic charging. I guess I was going to fly up because I found the problem. Immediately I disconnected all the cables in the device and turned off the device inoperable.

And here is the happy ending. I have never encountered the same problems again. I have been checking every day for almost 1 month and there is no problem at all.

My advice to friends who have the same problem is that there is a device that consumes energy somewhere.

Look everywhere and set them all out of use. After making sure that you do not have any problems, switch on to the next one if you have commissioned your very essential equipment one by one. In this way, you can find the equipment causing the problem and take precautions.

Respects.

Sir, they go directly to the fuse box for those bluetooth walls. I think this is especially for the pejo. I bought it, but I put it on the cigarette lighter is not a very difficult thing after all

However, the real problem is not that the energy is taken from insurance or another place. Somehow you pull the cable from somewhere, but the important thing (if you did it properly) is what you connect to the cable. There is a charged device at the end of the cable and it is always plugged in. As it fills the battery, it starts to drain because it is always plugged in, then recharges.

I'm getting angry with myself, how could I mind this and couldn't wake up before? Fortunately we did it.

Unfortunately, another thing that bothers me is not getting a result in the forum and staying alone with the problem. People have problems, writes, draws, asks, reads, and when it solves its problem, it goes away.

You are here while you are buying a car, you are here while selling, you are here while looking at the parts, you are here when you have problems, you enter and look 20 times a day, you write the problem ... Write the solution so that I will benefit !!!

Hopefully, I will not spend 1 month of my time in solving such a simple problem and others will benefit.