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AirTech CS350

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  • 10-10-2016 12:20pm
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    RosieJoe
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    Moved into a house with this alarm installed. It is unmonitored but I have just seen my first telephone bill and there is a call a day to a number since our line was activated. Provider told me it was a number the alarm calls.

    Any idea how I can stop this number being called?


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    KoolKid
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    Find the phoneline in the panel and disconnect it.
    It will be a separate board or box & the phone line will be marked ABCD or ABBA


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    RosieJoe
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    You made it sound so simple. This made it a bit harder


    30264199615_ace769628e_c.jpg


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    KoolKid
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    If there's a dialler it will be behind that main PCB more than likely.


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    gamblers
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    Hi. I have an airtech alarm which has not been working for a number of years except for the internal fire alarm. I now want to disconnect it but when I switch off mains the alarm goes off inside and out. Im not technical so would really appreciate some help.


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    kub
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    You could turn off the power, remove the mains fuse from the panel and then disconnect the battery.

    The alarm will activate outside on its own, if you have a ladder, up you go, if not it should stop after 15 ish minutes, depending on of course how old it is.


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    gamblers
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    Thank you for so much that. I did what you said and outside bell activated but has just stopped.It will not re activate later or tonight will it and is ok to turn back on the power ?


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    KoolKid
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    gamblers wrote: »
    .It will not re activate later or tonight will it and is ok to turn back on the power ?

    Once you have the mains fuse removed at the panel and the battery disconnected you can turn the power back on.


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    gamblers
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    Couldnt see what I would have called a main fuse but pulled out all fuses I found and disconnected the battery. Should that be ok ? Thanks again.


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    KoolKid
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    If you look at the image above the mains fuse is in the black holder to the top left. Beside the 3 terminal blocks.


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    gamblers
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    Really appreciate the help. It worked perfectly.


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    RosieJoe
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    Any idea what the default engineers code can be on these?


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    KoolKid
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    On the CS350 it's 01278


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