Re: Scantronic 9800 bF every 5 minutes
- From: novarallyman@xxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 15 Jul 2006 14:13:13 -0700
Thanks, no it is not monitored, but unfortunately I do not have the
engineer code and the company that last serviced it are no longer
around......
How do I change the battery ?
Thanks
Colin
BIG NIGE wrote:
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Typical time for something like this to happen, approximately every 5I am assuming that it is NOT a monitored alarm system
minutes a get a bF error and the internal alarm is going off. I gather
this is a battery fault in the control panel.
Is there anything I can do about it now to stop the internal alarm
going off, or to fix it entirely ( I assume an engineer code is
required to replace the battery ?)
Putting the panel into engineers mode will stop the Battery alarm from
sounding. (if you know what it is)
You shouldnt need an engineer code to change the battery, Customer
mastercode should suffice.
.
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