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I could do with some help

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What I have done is this.

 

Took the smoke dec off and then entered my pin number.. so that should stop the internal alarm from sounding?

 

Where could I buy one of these?

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3 minutes ago, norman said:

No they won't tell you it, but they will come out and default it for you (for a cost obviously), much cheaper than a sleepless night...

 

Why would I have to pay again? I paid for the system in the first place!

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3 minutes ago, PhilUK said:

Why would I have to pay again? I paid for the system in the first place!

 

17 years ago you bought a car, would you expect someone to come out for free to decode the radio....

 

the best place to buy an A2Z Smoke would be CSD Professional  

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4 minutes ago, MrHappy said:

the best place to buy an A2Z Smoke would be CSD Professional  

 

Which should have been changed in 2010. Although unless you've remembered your installation dates wrong, a little unfair, IMHO, for a large company to be fitting 2 year sat on the shelf detectors.

Even I would rotate / manage stock enough to avoid a 2 year old detector with a ten year life being fitted. But anyway, this is now and 15 years later just a little unfair for you to expect a free visit.

 

Also I mis-read your first post where I thought you meant you didn't (or were not aware) of having a fire alarm

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So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

8 minutes ago, PhilUK said:

Why would I have to pay again? I paid for the system in the first place!

Give them a call and explain that, let us know how you get on.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


8 minutes ago, PhilUK said:

What I have done is this.

 

Took the smoke dec off and then entered my pin number.. so that should stop the internal alarm from sounding?

 

Where could I buy one of these?

thumbnail_IMG_3112.jpg

 

 

 

Why would I have to pay again? I paid for the system in the first place!

Your paying for them to fix it, what you paid for the system doesnt cover free callouts forever.

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1 minute ago, PeterJames said:

Your paying for them to fix it, what you paid for the system doesnt cover free callouts forever.

 

No.. I don t want them to fix it. I want the code so that I can disable zone 6 and without that code I cant disable it.

 

 

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Just now, PhilUK said:

 

No.. I don t want them to fix it. I want the code so that I can disable zone 6

 

 

But if they give you their unique engineers code then they compromise every system with the same code...

Give BMW a call and ask for the code for the 2017 map updates

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


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2 minutes ago, norman said:

But if they give you their unique engineers code then they compromise every system with the same code...

 

Yes, I understand that however maybe if you buy a closed system they make that code your pin or something. its fine. taking the smoke thing off the wall has worked for now.

 

If I can find another replacement ill replace it with it. hopefully what its connected to, will not need to be changed.

 

 

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Just now, PhilUK said:

 

No.. I don t want them to fix it. I want the code so that I can disable zone 6

 

 

Well if you wanted to fix it yourself you should have told them when they installed it, they would have fitted a DIY system 

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1 minute ago, PeterJames said:

Well if you wanted to fix it yourself you should have told them when they installed it, they would have fitted a DIY system 

 

Well, I guess you only need it when something has gone wrong! so 17 years later I find this out.. its ok because I know now.

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