Intoxalock LED Messages: What Is Your IID Telling You?
At Intoxalock, we know that staying informed about your Ignition Interlock Device (IID) is key for a hassle-free driving experience. That's why we’ve created a quick-reference guide to help you quickly understand the most common Intoxalock LED messages that may appear on your device and outline what actions to take for each one.
Most Common IID Messages and Their Meanings
Whether it’s a reminder for maintenance or a request to provide a new breath sample, your Intoxalock device is designed to communicate clearly with you. Most LED messages are simple alerts that guide you through your device’s operation. By understanding these common IID messages, you can ensure your device continues to function smoothly without any interruptions.
Here are a few of the most common Intoxalock LED messages:
- "BLOW": Prompt to provide a breath sample to get your vehicle started.
- "RECAL - SERVICE REQUIRED IN X DAYS H HOURS M MINUTES”: A reminder that your device needs calibration or service soon. Be sure to schedule an appointment before the given time frame.
- "RETEST WITHIN M:SS": While driving, your IID will request random breath samples. Simply pull over safely and provide the sample to continue driving.
Intoxalock IID Message Guide
To help you navigate your IID experience with ease, we've prepared a detailed device message guide that breaks down all common Intoxalock LED messages and troubleshooting steps.
Troubleshooting Tips
While Intoxalock devices are reliable, occasionally you might see LED messages that require troubleshooting. Here are some quick tips for resolving common issues:
- If you see unexpected prompts, like requests for a new breath test, follow the on-screen instructions and refer to our guide for step-by-step troubleshooting.
- For service-related messages, make sure to plan ahead and book any necessary maintenance.
Stay on Track with Intoxalock
At Intoxalock, we're committed to providing you with the tools and resources needed to stay compliant and get back on the road safely. If you ever have questions or concerns about your ignition interlock device, our State Specialists are here to help.
Need more information? Visit our Knowledge Center for additional tips and resources.
