Pyronix battery query
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Enter your code and it should cycle to a more detailed message showing what device
Alternatively you can push D, enter your code, go into review logs, find the log in question and push C for more information.
Alternatively you can push D, enter your code, go into review logs, find the log in question and push C for more information.
My mate was round today, he's a self employed alarm engineer , and the person who fitted mine.
I don't like having to ask him every time I need the batteries changed, so I just left it as I knew he'd see it flashing the next time he came.
Sure enough, as he was leaving, he noticed the orange light flashing. Ten minutes later, I had six new batteries fitted.
I asked him why it didn't go off when he removed the first cover, his reply was that he had told it that he was working on it. Does that mean that it has an engineer's code?
I don't like having to ask him every time I need the batteries changed, so I just left it as I knew he'd see it flashing the next time he came.
Sure enough, as he was leaving, he noticed the orange light flashing. Ten minutes later, I had six new batteries fitted.
I asked him why it didn't go off when he removed the first cover, his reply was that he had told it that he was working on it. Does that mean that it has an engineer's code?
Yes
That's why I didn't want to touch it. I didn't want to get into bother, have to phone him, and get a row from him for messing about with it.
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