2012 Ford Edge not starting

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Asked by onedge12 Aug 13, 2014 at 12:15 PM about the 2012 Ford Edge

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I turn the key in the ignition, the lights blink, there is a beeping sound and the radio/info screen shows a message saying the battery is resetting. Cold this be a computer problem?

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May just be weak battery.May all so try to remove positive cable for a few minute,s to reset ecm.

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The purpose of this question was not to find out where I can or should get it fixed. I appreciate the sarcasm, but I was looking for a possible cause from somebody that knew what the issue could be. Thanks for stating the obvious, though.

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Sam my ford edge is 2012 it just give me hard I can't start at all sone time it takes 45 min stay inside the car and start .pleas anybody know the problem thanks

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