To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do when Kidde Smoke Alarm signals end of unit life?
When your Kidde Smoke Alarm signals the end of its unit life, push and release the Test/Hush button to temporarily silence it. Following this, remove, discharge, and dispose of the unit, and replace it as soon as possible.
What to do after activating Hush Mode on Kidde P4010ACSCO-W at the end of its life?
After activating Hush Mode on your Kidde Smoke Alarm at the end of its life, remove, discharge, dispose of the unit, and replace it as soon as possible.
What to do if my Kidde Smoke Alarm has a network error?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm is showing a network error, you can try the following steps: First, push and release the Test/Hush button once to silence the alarm for 24 hours. If that doesn't work, push and hold the Test/Hush button until you hear two beeps (about 4 seconds), then release it to try to rejoin the network. As an alternative, you can push/release the Test/Hush button once and observe the red LED, counting the number of blinks to report to customer service if needed. If the error continues, remove, discharge, and replace the alarm as soon as possible.
What to do if my Kidde P4010ACSCO-W is in fault mode?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm is in fault mode, try cleaning your alarm. Additionally, push the Test/Hush button once to attempt to reset the unit. If problems persist, push the Test/Hush button once and note the number of blinks from the red LED, then report this error code to customer service.
What to do if my Kidde P4010ACSCO-W Smoke Alarm has reached the End of Unit Life?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm signals the end of its life, you can temporarily silence it by pushing and releasing the Test/Hush button. However, you should remove, discharge, and dispose of the unit, replacing it as soon as possible.
What to do when Kidde P4010ACSCO-W Smoke Alarm enters End of Unit Life Hush Mode?
When your Kidde Smoke Alarm is in End of Unit Life Hush Mode (after pushing/releasing the Test/Hush button during End of Life), remove, discharge, and dispose of the unit, then replace it as soon as possible.
How to fix Network Error on Kidde P4010ACSCO-W by rotating it?
If only one of your Kidde Smoke Alarm units is experiencing a Network Error, rotating the alarm on its mounting plate may re-orient the wireless antenna and resolve the problem.
Where should I place my Kidde P4010ACSCO-W coordinator to avoid Network Errors?
To achieve the best wireless range and minimize Network Errors with your Kidde Smoke Alarm system, place the Coordinator in a central location within your household.
General| Test/Silence Button | Yes |
|---|---|
| LED Indicator | Yes |
| Voice Alarm | Yes |
| Smart Features | No |
| Alarm Sound | 85 dB at 10 feet |
| Hush Feature | Yes |
| Mounting Type | Ceiling or Wall |
| Color | White |
| Type | Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm |
| Power Source | Hardwired with Battery Backup |
| Sensor Type | Photoelectric |
| Alarm Type | Audible |
| Interconnectivity | Wireless interconnectivity |
| Battery Backup | Yes, 9V battery |
Provides steps to resolve network connectivity issues in the wireless alarm system.
Specific guidance for installing smoke alarms in mobile homes, considering insulation and thermal barriers.
Step-by-step guide to creating an interconnected wireless alarm network for multiple units.
Instructions for integrating additional units into an already established wireless alarm network.
Procedure to reset wireless settings on a unit, useful for troubleshooting network setup issues.
Details on connecting the alarm using the AC Quick Connect harness, including safety precautions.
Describes how the alarm functions after activation and testing, including response to smoke and CO.
Instructions for weekly testing of the alarm system to ensure all components are working correctly.
Explains how the unit uses ambient light to determine a Night/Day cycle, affecting chirp delays.
Discusses reasons for chirping, including End of Unit Life, Network Error, and Low Battery, and silencing options.
Information on how to identify and silence nuisance smoke alarms caused by non-fire events like cooking.
Guidance on how to interpret and respond to carbon monoxide alarm signals, including potential nuisance situations.
Feature to help identify the initiating alarm unit in an interconnected system by silencing other units temporarily.
Identifies common household appliances and situations that can produce dangerous levels of carbon monoxide.
Explains environmental conditions and appliance interactions that can lead to temporary carbon monoxide spikes.
Provides essential advice on maintaining fuel-burning appliances and ensuring proper ventilation for CO safety.
Details the various symptoms associated with mild, medium, and extreme carbon monoxide exposure.
Guidance on creating and practicing home escape plans, including meeting points and evacuation rules.
Offers tips on preventing fires, such as safe cooking practices, avoiding smoking in bed, and fire extinguisher use.
Details the manufacturer's warranty coverage, terms, and conditions for the alarm system.
Provides contact information for customer support, including phone number and website for inquiries.
