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FASTCAR

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  1. Zone 3 could be illuminated because a PIR ( movement detector ) is active , or faulty.Have a read of the manual to make sure you are setting it correctly.

    Next step should be to call in an engineer , ask around family and neighbours for a recommendation , and have the battery checked out too.

    Regards.

  2. Hi ,

    What is showing on the display when you set the alarm ?.If zone 1 is illuminated , then its most probable that the front door is open , or the detection device is faulty.Try looking for a surface mounted contact with a small wire going to it , or a flush mounted contact sunk into the frame.These come as a pair (switch on the frame , magnet on the door).

    Its possible that the front door has been replaced , and the magnet is missing.

    Regards.

  3. Hi ,

    Using the user manual posted a bit further up the thread , do a walk test , make a list of the zones 1 to 6 , then trigger each detector to see which zone is indicated on the panel ,

    eg

    zone 1 = front door

    zone 2 = hall

    etc , etc.

    to full set the system , just enter the code, and leave the building.Depending on the layout , she may have to omit a zone at bedtime

    eg.

    C O D E , omit , zone number , set.

    Regards,

    :)

  4. Rip it out, dump it and replace it with a nice diy job from Wickes or B&Q.

    I'm sure that'll be just as unreliable as the dreadfull texecom rubbish you already have.

    most other manufacturers are ok, but texecom suck like a big sucky thing on a big sucky day

    Just a bit unfair :rolleyes:

    I have fitted a couple of hundred also , and every single one is still in operation , the oldest one being nearly 10 years old.As with most kit , install it well , service it ,and it will last. :)

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