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jennyjoan | 08:58 Tue 08th Sep 2015 | How it Works
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A smoke alarm for the deaf was put in my bedroom about 2 months ago - there is a green light on all the time but this morning about 6 am - another blue light was flashing flashing etc. With my old smoke alarm I just had to switch off the electric ie pull the plug out. With this one when I pulled the plug out - it remained green and also started flashing at "battery". How can I get rid of the lights - I would say it would be running on battery but if it started behaving badly - I would need to get rid of this particularly for my neighbours - there is vibrating pad attached which makes a noise.

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put some tape over the lights,but they are there for a reason,
Who fitted it for you JJ? Can you contact them for help?
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Have you tried changing the battery?


Where is the instruction leaflet?
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The guy left the instruction booklet but absolutely nothing to say how to switch it off. I will have to contact the original company as I have mislaid the new company's number.

Why on earth would you want to switch off a smoke alarm?
change the "back up "battery, the new light that's flashing is most likely to be that it needs changing, DONT switch it off at the mains, your risking your life, who knows when a fire will erupt !
does it say in the booklet what make and model it is?
We need the make/model Jenny....are you sure its a smoke alarm and not a carbon monoxide alarm...these have blue lights.
I would think it's Prior warning you that the Battery is about to run out, as said, never switch it off, but replace the battery
Perhaps you could speak to your local fire station, they are always very helpful about thinks like this.
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I have been late in replying - thanks all for your answers.
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bright spark - it is very definitely a smoke alarm.

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