katesomes8
We just recently installed a new light fixture in our house, and we had to turn off a breaker to do it... unfortunately, it was the same breaker as the smoke alarms, and now they're all going haywire. I have two Kidde KN-COSM-IB combo smoke/carbon monoxide detectors that are three years old. At first they were just beeping every minute or so, so I tried to reset them by turning the power back off and taking out the batteries for a few minutes, but now they're beeping and saying "low battery." So I replaced all the batteries. Still beeping every 20 seconds telling me the batteries are low. Any idea how to get this to stop? Otherwise I'm going to disconnect them and remove the batteries so my ears stop ringing!
Sorry, I wasn't clear... they kept beeping the entire time the breaker was off, but even now that I've reconnected it it's happening. I've changed the batteries twice with no luck...
We actually went to the store and got a new set of batteries, and after we installed those and reset the breaker, it's been quiet. I guess I was just unlucky with two sets of bad batteries! Regardless, I'm just glad that it's stopped... the light fixture is working without any problems and the smoke/carbon monoxide detectors are testing normal. Thanks everyone for your help!
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Try re-connecting your breaker to turn on the lights and fix the annoying beeping noise, if that fails, unplug and then plug in all of the smoke alarms. And if all of that doesn't work, replace the batteries.
I hope this helped :)
A.W.
Try re-connecting your breaker to turn on the lights and fix the annoying beeping noise, if that fails, unplug and then plug in all of the smoke alarms. And if all of that doesn't work, replace the batteries.
I hope this helped :)
A.W.
Does a carbon monoxide alarm sound like a truck backing up?
Something in my neighbor's apartment has been continuously beeping for the past three days. Nobody seems to be inside there and the door is unlocked.The alarm sounds just like a car backing up. Not overly loud either -- at least not obnoxiously loud -- but loud enough to disturb me in my apartment.
Went to the super, he said he would call the police or some shit... apparently NOT-- it's still beeping.
So, what does the CO alarm sound like? Continuous beeping? High pitched? Depends on the brand?
A truck backing up for three days straight? F*cking moron.
... and the door is unlocked. I don't think people live there anymore but.... I'm not 100% sure. I don't really wanna snoop. Can't be any of the other alarms... I would have heard them before. -___-
I've seen people come and go from the apartment but not in the last week.
THE sound has been CONTINUOUS for the past three days: beep, beep, beep, beep... and so on. NON-STOP.
I don't have an alarm in my apt.
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It does depends on the model, but for the most part its high pitch to awake you in from sleep. If it was CO, then if you had a detector it would go off as well. If its loud but only gors off intermittenlty instead of continously steady, then the batteries are probably dying in his smoke detector or CO detector. Are you just sure sure that there's no one home?
It does depends on the model, but for the most part its high pitch to awake you in from sleep. If it was CO, then if you had a detector it would go off as well. If its loud but only gors off intermittenlty instead of continously steady, then the batteries are probably dying in his smoke detector or CO detector. Are you just sure sure that there's no one home?
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