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HKC alarm

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  • 25-10-2016 6:00pm
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    floatwinner
    Registered Users Posts: 113 ✭✭


    Hi, I just replaced the battery in my HKC alarm system now the power light is flashing and the fault light is on. 'Panel mains fault' is on the display. Any tips appreciated. Thanks.


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    Putt it there
    Registered Users Posts: 158 ✭✭Putt it there


    floatwinner wrote: »
    Hi, I just replaced the battery in my HKC alarm system now the power light is flashing and the fault light is on. 'Panel mains fault' is on the display. Any tips appreciated. Thanks.

    Check the display light on the fused spur , did you pull out the fuse in the panel ? Or is there a mcb down on your fuse board ?


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    floatwinner
    Registered Users Posts: 113 ✭✭floatwinner


    Putt it there wrote: »
    Check the display light on the fused spur , did you pull out the fuse in the panel ? Or is there a mcb down on your fuse board ?

    Display light is on on the fused spur and no circut breakers are down.


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    Putt it there
    Registered Users Posts: 158 ✭✭Putt it there


    floatwinner wrote: »
    Display light is on on the fused spur and no circut breakers are down.


    Fuse blown in panel ?
    Transformer cable to pcb board plugged out ?
    Transformer faulty ?

    Its one of the above i reckon . Maybe bite the bullet and call out experienced engineer to give it the once over . Your battery will die in 24 ish hours and your alarm will be of no use


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    floatwinner
    Registered Users Posts: 113 ✭✭floatwinner


    Putt it there wrote: »
    Fuse blown in panel ?
    Transformer cable to pcb board plugged out ?
    Transformer faulty ?

    Its one of the above i reckon . Maybe bite the bullet and call out experienced engineer to give it the once over . Your battery will die in 24 ish hours and your alarm will be of no use

    Thank you! Transformer cable was unplugged. Power steady green now and fault light out.


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