To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Firex Smoke Alarm doesn't sound during test?
If your Firex Smoke Alarm doesn't sound and the lights don't flash when tested: * Ensure AC power is on (GREEN light should be lit). * Verify a good battery is correctly inserted and the battery door is tightly closed. * Turn off the power and detach the alarm from the mounting plate to check the connector plug is securely attached. * Clean the alarm.
What to do if interconnected Firex Smoke Alarms don't sound during test?
If your interconnected smoke, heat, or CO alarms do not sound when the Smart Button is pushed to test the units: * Press and hold the Smart Button longer until you hear the second set of two quick beeps to start the remote test. * Check that the remote alarms are receiving power and working correctly. * There may be an alarm interconnect circuit problem; try replacing and retesting. * For battery-powered interconnected alarms, remove the alarm from its mounting bracket and ensure the connector plug is securely attached. * In interconnected series with both AC and AC/DC powered units, the wiring might be improperly connected. Have a licensed electrician check the wiring and retest all alarms in the series.
Why is the green light off on my Firex FADCM?
If the GREEN light on your Firex Smoke Alarm is not on: 1. The alarm may still be functioning correctly on battery power if the YELLOW light flashes once per minute. 2. Check the AC power supply at the fuse box or breaker panel. 3. The alarm wiring might be improperly connected. Have a licensed electrician check the wiring and then retest the alarm.
What to do if my Firex Security System alarm doesn't sound when tested?
If your Firex Security System alarm isn't sounding or flashing during a test, consider these steps: 1. Ensure AC power is on (the green light should be lit), a good battery is correctly installed, and the battery door is tightly closed. 2. Turn off the power, detach the alarm from its mounting plate, and ensure the connector plug is securely attached. 3. Clean the alarm.
Why don't my interconnected Firex Security System alarms sound when I push the Smart Button?
If your interconnected Firex smoke, heat, or CO alarms aren't sounding when you press the Smart Button, consider the following: 1. Press and hold the Smart Button longer until you hear the second set of two quick beeps to start the remote test. 2. Confirm that the remote alarms are powered and functioning correctly. 3. There may be an alarm interconnect circuit problem; try replacing and retesting. 4. For DC (battery powered) interconnected alarms, detach the alarm from its mounting bracket and check that the connector plug is securely attached. 5. In interconnected series with both AC and AC/DC powered units, the wiring may be improperly connected. Have the wiring checked by a licensed electrician and retest all alarms.
How to fix a Firex Security System when the green light is off?
If the green light on your Firex Security System is not on: 1. The alarm may still be working properly on battery power if the yellow light flashes once per minute. 2. Check the AC power supply at the fuse box or breaker panel. 3. Improperly connected alarm wiring may be the issue. Have a licensed electrician check the wiring and then retest the alarm.
General| Brand | Firex |
|---|---|
| Model | FADCM |
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Language | English |
Details product features like self-test, alarm locators, and power requirements for different models.
Explains the power requirements for FADCM, GCM, and FADCM-B models.
Outlines the National Fire Protection Association's minimum requirements for smoke detector installation.
Provides guidance for increased protection and areas to consider for additional detectors.
Details specific distances from ceilings, walls, and corners for optimal alarm placement.
Specifies the minimum number of alarms and placement in divided rooms or on sloped ceilings.
Lists locations where installation is not recommended to ensure proper alarm performance.
Advises on CO alarm placement in living levels and hallways, and sharing interconnect wires with other alarms.
Step-by-step guide for installing the FADCM-B model as a battery-powered unit.
Instructions for installing FADCM and GCM models using AC power and a junction box, including wiring.
Details compatibility, limits, and procedures for interconnecting various FireX smoke/CO/heat alarms.
Guide for replacing older FireX smoke alarms with the new AC/DC Smoke/CO combination alarms.
Actions to take when a smoke alarm or CO alarm sounds, including evacuation and calling emergency services.
Explains how to temporarily silence alarms and locate the triggering unit using the Smart Button.
Details various alarm conditions (smoke, CO, low battery, fault) and their corresponding horn and LED patterns.
Provides solutions for common issues like no green light, no alarm sound, or interconnection problems.
A chart detailing the meaning of various LED light patterns and horn sounds.
Addresses specific issues like horn beeping sequences or false alarms and provides corresponding solutions.
Offers essential fire safety tips and preventative measures for carbon monoxide hazards in the home.
Details symptoms of CO poisoning, its effects on different groups, and conditions that can lead to elevated CO levels.
Instructions for regular testing, proper cleaning, and replacing batteries in the Smoke/CO alarm.
Details the 5-year limited warranty, how to obtain service, and contact information for technical support.
