Can anyone advise with regard to my AJ600 alarm system withan A1 Omnicron control panel. the mains on and day light were illuminated as normal but on setting the alarm code, the keys failed to beep in response and consequently the alarm could not be set. I have since removed the cover to check the 2 fuses and these are ok. On taking out the 2nd fuse this activated the alarm bell, the fuses were replaced, the keypad was then responsive however the internal sounder was also activated but I was unable to stop the two alarms. The outside bell stopped after 3 mins which is what it is set for and the internal sounder stopped after 20 mins. During this time the DAY light was illuminated only having taken out the spur fuse for the alarm box. Now on opening any of the exit doors the panel sounder goes into continuous alarm, again with only the DAY light illuminated. I have now disconnected the battery to stop the alarm and disable the system. Can anyone help??

Thanks in anticipation.

Al the Scot

Have you recently had a power cut?

When were the batteries last changed?

Have you recently had a power cut? We have been on holiday recently however a work colleague did mention that there had been a brief power cut in the night while we were away.

When were the batteries last changed? The batteries have never been changed since i installed it 12 years ago !

Batteries dont last for ever generally 3/4 years dependent on useage.

The batteries need to be canged first, the panels will also need to be checked for electrical damage due to over charging etc.

I would reccomend that you get an engineer to do the work and to check the system over, you may find that all is okay once the systems have been serviced correctly.

There's your problem, the battery has failed and the panel has crashed.

It should be changed every 5 years at least.

It also could have damaged the charging cct of the panel.

Regards

Bellman

There's your problem, the battery has failed and the panel has crashed.

It should be changed every 5 years at least.

It also could have damaged the charging cct of the panel.

Regards

Bellman

Many thanks for all your help, I will get this sorted