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I would guess you have blown a fuse.I would double check your repair before replacing fuse tho. Fuse = 20mm 1 amp quick blow ( there may be a spare inside the case )

You can't go wrong with a 2.1 Ah , unless its an AJ600 (1.2 Ah), have a look http://www.ukpanels.com/pics/ at some of these pix to identify it.

The system will not set with a zone fault , so check to see if any zones are lit , and find out why.You can force a quick set by pressing SET whilst the exit timer counts down. Don't forget that when setting up the ex / ent timers that 01 is 10 secs 02 is 20 secs etc.

The Texecom Odessey is a good range of bellbox, just pick your preferred shape. The Accenta will require re-programming , but the default prog is usually sufficient.

Do you mean can an Informa dialer control an optima G3 ?, then no. The G3 keypads are less than £20 . What is the problem with your keypad?.

Hi , I would recommend quad pirs over dual techs , contacts are just to detect a door opening , whereas a shocker would detect someone kicking or banging on the door (I would think contacts would be sufficient). I would recommend mains smokes just incase the alarm fails for any reason ...

Its a Visonic Powermax ..all the info you require is in the user manual.Different detectors types use different batteries.

That is an engineer programmable function , so you would need the engineer code , if you don't have this you will have to reset the panel back to default settings ( its all in the installer manual).

The PA8 is just a rebranded ADE Optima , try removing the mains and the back-up battery , then fire it up mains first, enter user code to silence (if it doesnt work try 0123), reconnect battery , close panel and RESET .

The Odessey range all have flashing status leds , and it comes in 5 different shapes.The Texecom R8 comes with an endstation with all the wiring , battery , mains etc , and a dedicated remote keypad.Most alarm keypads are brand specific, so your ADE will not work with a Texecom. I have...

Assuming all the devices are in working order , yes.The only problem you may have , is if it is an ADE Concept , then the PA and zone 1 are wired from the keypad and not from the main box, so a little rewiring required. I would recommend the Texecom Veritas R8 control panel and the Odessey...

Have you tried powering down mains and battery , wait for a few seconds , then power-up again , see if the keypad is recognised.

It depends on your ability.Post your panel type and the new bell type , and we can provide you with what goes to what.The hard bit might be getting the old rusty screws out ..at height.

There is plenty of space for the contact and magnet between most upvc frames and doors.If space is tight , remove the mag from its holder.Experiment with blue tac. [/img]

You should press your landlady to get this sorted for you , it is her equipment.If you choose to default the panel , there is a chance the engineer code has been locked making the panel unprogrammable. The default user code is 5678.

You require a replacement back-up battery , take the old one out , take it to Screwfix and get a new one.

Sounds like the ex/entry zone is open..this can be confirmed by what is shown on the display when the code is entered.

Why have the zone set as perifery/external..surely Entry 1 would be better.

The alert you mention is called a CHIME , and can be dissabled by the user , but the method is different depending on whether you have a LED (red display info) or LCD (text screen).Once you know what keypad you have , search for the user guide..its freely available.

Sometimes its difficult to avoid pointing detectors at problem areas.Most modern detectors are very tolerant to these problems, just pick a good quality detector , a quad preferably , mount it correctly and seal any holes,and it should be fine.