i cleaned my rrs today and had radio on with key in ignition, radio went off, so i took key out ignition whilst cleaning inside i tried to start the car but no start lights, on dash flashed intermiscently, p, suspension control, all light flashed,. rrs recognised key in ignition but just wont start.
can someone please help me please.

Mate, I would assume that you have flatten the battery...
Similar case (of RRS faults as a result of a flatten batter during cleaning) has been discussed recently...
Call LRA and they will sort it easily for you

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thanks mate, i just tried again and still nothing but this time same things with lights but some codes came up, hdc code, suspensions code and special programs, do you think this could all be besauce battery is drained. and would they stop the engine from starting

All those warnings are sure signs of a low or flat battery, it's one way the car tells you the battery is in a poor state of charge - RRS and D3 hate low batteries! 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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thank you for your help guys i will charge it in morning and get it checked to see if i need a new one.

yep flat battery it was, all ok now thankyou

glad you got it sorted mate...

Same happened to me

http://rrsport.co.uk/forum/topic12350.html?highlight=

I've never had this happen on any other of my cars.

The moral of the story is :- don't leave your keys in the car with the radio on for too long

Putting your keys in the ignition "wakes up" all the elctrical systems in the car, doesn't just allow you to listen to the radio. Putting the key in the ignition also charges the internal battery in the fob, so when all the system think they have to be ready to go there's a fair old drain on the battery. IIRC you don't need the key in the ignition to use the audio anyway, just press the on button and it will come to life for 30 minutes and then switch off, just press the on button again to bring it to life. What you won't be able to do is annoy the neighbours by listening to the audio at high volume, you get so far up the loudness scale and it goes no further and the display shows Low Energy Mode or something similar 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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