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b. Testing
Utilise the test button to test the alarm. Do not use naked flames as this
does not replicate smoke and may cause physical damage to the alarm
or ignite combustible materials and start a structure fire.
Test all your alarms weekly – remember they are life saving devices,
protecting the family and home.
Press and hold the test button until the alarm sounds. All
interconnected alarms should also sound. (Do not stand too close to the
alarm during testing – hearing may be damaged).
Immediately after
completing the test cycle, the Q1300 models will enter into
Hush mode and the red LED will flash approximately every 10
seconds (refer to section c. Hush Button).
c. Hush Button
This feature temporarily desensitises the alarm circuit for approximately 7
minutes. This feature is to be used only when a known alarm condition,
such as fumes from cooking, activates the alarm. The alarm is desensitised
by pushing and releasing the “HUSH” button on the alarm cover. If the
smoke is not too dense, the alarm will silence immediately and the red LED
will flash every 10-11 seconds seconds for approximately 7 minutes. This
indicates that the alarm is in a temporarily desensitised condition. The
alarm will automatically reset after approximately 7 minutes and sound the
alarm if particles of combustion are still present and releasing. The “HUSH”
feature can be used repeatedly until the air has been cleared of the
condition causing the alarm. The triggering alarm is signified by a rapidly
flashing red LED. For safety reasons, the triggering alarm signal can only
be silenced by activating the Hush button on that unit.
Note:
Dense smoke will override the hush control feature and sound a
continuous alarm.
Caution: Before using the alarm hush feature, identify the source of the
smoke
and be certain a safe condition exists.
d. Nuisance Alarms
Warning: Persistent nuisance alarms indicates incorrect type and/or
siting of alarm. Review with your installer or Landlord after cleaning as
described in Section 5 (Maintenance).
4. Battery Checking/Changing*
Loose Battery Models
a. Low Battery Indicator (AC models with loose battery only)
If you hear the alarm chirp continuously every 30-40 seconds at the
same time as the led flashes (and have not just pressed the hush
button) it indicates the battery voltage is at an unacceptably low level.
Replace the battery at the next possible opportunity.
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