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PIR and Internal Siren not working since I removed and rewired them

Comer1 · 2013-01-10 12:20:44

I had to remove the PIR and internal siren to accomodate new piping in my hall. It was a simple case of removing the wiring, threading the cable through the timber boxing in the pipes and rewiring them again. I made note of where the wires go and rewired exactly as before. Now neither of them work. If the alarm is set off,…

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#52 30-04-2013 7:42pm

Comer1

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KoolKid wrote: »

If its working leave it be, but there is a serious problem with the panel if its struggling with 2 bells & a Pirs.
Time to consider an upgrade,

Is there any danger in leaving it as it is long term or is my biggest worry that the system will fail in the near future?

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#53 30-04-2013 8:17pm

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Not dangerous. The worst it will do is blow more fuses.

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#54 01-05-2013 10:52am

Comer1

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KoolKid wrote: »

Not dangerous. The worst it will do is blow more fuses.

Hopefully I can live with that.

I hope you can realise how much I appreciate all your help with this. It must be pretty frustrating when you are dealing with someone whose level of knowledge is so poor that they can't even use a multimeter:o

Thanks again and if your blood type is O and you ever need a kidney or anything, just PM me, I won't leave you stuck.

Conor

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#55 01-05-2013 11:00am

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Not a bother Conor. You did fine with it.

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