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Are you replacing the pir aswell?

Did you manage to find which one is faulty?

He's dying to find out what it is

Can u out the pir on its own zone ? Or is it part of the door loop lol

And also alignment as mentioned

I would start with the resistance of the loop

What panel is it? How many contacts on each zone

1 loop 2 zones?

Meter the resistance of the reed switches probably find one that's higher than the others. Are they all on one loop or seperate cables to panel

As long as its not programmed for engineer restore you will be able to reset the tamper alarm with code or tag.

Are the batterys in the correct way? Have the battery voltages been verified? Do the LEDS light up when the batterys are inserted? Are the metal prongs at either side making good contact? Is there any corrosion on the PCB?

Basically, if the 12v supply is removed from the external siren (ie removing mains and battery power from the control panel), it should sound from it's internal battery. The panel is at least 30 years old so it would be assumed that the bellbox is also, so the bell battery may be no good. Only 1...

Ladders out first then it that case

It does this whilst arming the wireless devices before the exit period starts. You can stop it by not using any wireless devices.

Finally lol

U will have one part set on area A to set the house for bedtime

Forget part sets, u need to put the relevant zones in different AREAS as has been stated by a few people

Should be like this

Have you wired pirs with 4 or 6 cores?

Missing EOL resistor (2k2)