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Posted by mojohotmail on August 7, 2005, 8:18 pm
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options Although i've no way of testing it, I have *deduced* that power should be
getting to the panel because of the following line of reason/logic. the fuse
that blew knocked out a couple of power points and the alarm. that fuse has
now been replaced; the other power points are now working fine - but the
alarm isn't; not even a peep. i am going to try to get an alarm dude out to
look at it but am also considering sticking another battery in and seeing
what happens. anything i need to be aware of before i do so?
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> > Posted this already to alt.security.alarms; a group user suggested i
post
> > here, also.
> >
> > Anyone happen to know how to resolve the following problem? Omnicron
90005
> > domestic alarm box - fitted for a while (it's old but seems/ed to work
> 100%)
> > has stopped working altogether. A fuse in the main consumer unit blew so
i
> > guess the box was running off the battery (?) for a couple of days and
> > today, the siren/bell started wailing. The siren/bell stopped after a
> little
> > while but now there box appears to be completely dead - no lights, no
> > functionality whatsoever. I've not tried opening the box up or anything
in
> > case i make things worse. Any pointers to get the thing going again?
Does
> it
> > need to be somehow reset or does the battery need changing? Now that
there
> > is electricity going to the thing, i'd have at least thought it would
have
> > lit up etc. Complete novice with these matters, in case it's not
obvious.
> > tia. mojo.
> >
> Are you absolutely SURE that mains power is getting to the panel, because
> even with a dead battery the system should operate.
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