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shapes

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#223391 27-Sep-2017 11:29
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so yesterday the alarm went off twice once at around 7am and once at around 5pm i tried to enter out code but it would not turn off after about 5 or so minutes it stopped so i turned off power to the keypad and gray box inside my house opened up the gray box and removed the battery then about 4am i got woken up to it going off again then it after a while it stopped 

 

then about 11am today it started to go off again i called chubb they where no help and want to send somebody out to look at it and will cost $350

 

we have never used this alarm system before could it be something in the blue alarm box outside setting it off ?

 

 


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1cloud
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  #1873546 27-Sep-2017 11:33
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possible flat battery




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  #1873553 27-Sep-2017 11:40
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1cloud:

 

possible flat battery

 

 

there one in the blue box? as i have disconnected the battery inside the house


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  #1873580 27-Sep-2017 11:53
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Fault in a sensor possibly somewhere?  Could be anything.  Our last fault was water got into the tamper sensor in the outside siren/box.   Do you have to use Chubb?  I am sure any competent alarm company could deal with it.  perhaps shop around     





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  #1873594 27-Sep-2017 12:15
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There is a battery in the Chubb outside siren.

 

It's a small lead acid 1.2 Ah battery.

 

 


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  #1873605 27-Sep-2017 12:41
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yep, you need to whip out the battery.  In this day and age... Alarms are recommended as a small deter ant... it even brings down your home insurance premium a wee bit. 


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