My alarm went off one morning and is now flashing A and the tamper light is flashing. I have changed the fuse. Can anyone help.
optima plus 2 burglar alarm
- Thread starter annerthon
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Hello, yes I do have a panic button. Do I have to disconnect that circuit.
Thank you for your help.
Annerthon
Thank you for your help.
Annerthon
A
Alarm
Reset it with its key then put your code in.
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Thank you, I tried that, but it didn't work.
Thank you, I will see what I can do tomorrow and let you know how I get on.I thought I was going to have to install a new alarm.
A
Alarm
Check the HUB hasnt been knocked by you or a cleaner and is sitting straight.
The check the cable, remove all mains from panel and test the HUD circuit.
Fix and replace cover reconnect mains and enter code.
Any new carpets new beds been fitted?
BTW if unsure and you open the panel if you touch the mains ( see above) you could die.
The check the cable, remove all mains from panel and test the HUD circuit.
Fix and replace cover reconnect mains and enter code.
Any new carpets new beds been fitted?
BTW if unsure and you open the panel if you touch the mains ( see above) you could die.
.... which could also be connected to many other tampers all over the place.
Gets done to save cables but still gives tamper protection elsewhere.
Europlex,
if i remember rightly the optama 2 plus has seperate tampers for each circuit/zone?
so looping out the PA circuit, could fix the problem?
if i remember rightly the optama 2 plus has seperate tampers for each circuit/zone?
so looping out the PA circuit, could fix the problem?
Many thanks to you all. My son-in-law was able to look at the wiring diagram on the box and find the panic alarm tamper circuit, which was on the same circuit as the inside bell. He was able to bypass this and my alarm is now up and running. 
... so the problem is with the tamper return from the, inside? bell then, going to fix it?Many thanks to you all. My son-in-law was able to look at the wiring diagram on the box and find the panic alarm tamper circuit, which was on the same circuit as the inside bell. He was able to bypass this and my alarm is now up and running.
I knew I was right
A
Alarm
But where did you say what the issue was
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