Insert the new batteries with the orientation shown
on the base. Replace the battery cover and replace
the Alarm back on its mounting plate (this action
automatically switches on the batteries). Button test
the Alarm (after 15 seconds) to check the batteries
are installed correctly and that they are not depleted.
(For Ei208 Models Only)
These alarms use long-life lithium batteries and are
not replaceable. Check the Ô Replace byÕ label on
the side wall - if it has been exceeded replace the
entire unit. If the Ô Replace byÕ date has not been
exceeded, then the Alarm maybe faulty and needs
to be returned to the manufacturer Ð See Ò Getting
the CO Alarm Serviced Page 27)”.
Amber Fault Indicator with Beep
If the Alarm beeps and the amber light flashes simultaneously every 50 seconds the
self-checking circuitry may have detected a fault. This Alarm is probably defective
and must be replaced. See “Getting the CO Alarm Serviced Page 27)”.
End-of-life Indicator
When the unit has completed approx 6 years of operation the amber light will flash
twice every 50 seconds without a corresponding beep. This indicates that the
Alarm has reached its end-of-life. (For Display models, the LCD will also display
the Ò REPLACE UNIT”).
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