What to do if my Thermoptek Smoke Alarm has frequent unwanted alarms?
If your FireAngel smoke alarm is triggering frequent unwanted alarms, first check its location. If the problem persists, clean the smoke alarm. If these steps don't resolve the issue, it's recommended to contact technical support for further assistance.
How to test Thermoptek FireAngel ST-620 if it doesn't sound?
If your FireAngel smoke alarm doesn't sound during testing, ensure it's fully rotated clockwise and securely attached to the mounting plate. Allow a few seconds for the alarm to settle after activation before testing. Also, press the center of the test button firmly. If the unit was recently silenced and is in low sensitivity mode, wait 15 minutes before retesting. If the alarm still fails to self-test after being recently fitted, contact technical support.
What to do if Thermoptek Smoke Alarm chirps intermittently?
If your FireAngel smoke alarm chirps intermittently, first check its location. Also, verify that the chirping is actually coming from your smoke alarm and not another alarm (like a carbon monoxide, burglar, or gas alarm).
Ensure the entire manual is read and understood before proceeding with installation.
Break out tabs, mark drill holes using slots, drill, and insert anchors if needed.
Attach the mounting plate to the ceiling or wall using the provided screws.
Align the alarm's lugs with the mounting plate slots and twist clockwise until secure.
Details the lugs (hooks) on the alarm that slide into slots on the mounting plate for attachment.
After fitting, wait 5 seconds, then test the alarm. Refer to 'Alarm Test' on page 10.
The internal power pack activates upon correct fitting; the red LED flashes once every 40 seconds.
A low power chirp occurs every 40 seconds; replace the alarm within 7 days to ensure functionality.
The alarm warns of low power for 7 days. Removing from the plate deactivates the pack and stops chirping.
The unit emits 2 cycles of 3 loud beeps, then stops automatically.
The red LED flashes rapidly during the audible test signal.
It is advised to test the smoke alarm every week to ensure it is working correctly.
A full alarm signal indicates a potential emergency; use silence function only when sure it's not a real fire.
Ignoring alarms can cause injury or death. Evacuate immediately if unsure of the source of the smoke.
The smoke alarm is a sealed electrical device; opening it will invalidate the warranty.
Test the smoke alarm weekly. Report any test failures to the FireAngel Technical Support Team.
Practicing escape plans and fire drills with family increases chances of safe escape.
Stay calm, notify everyone, exit quickly via a planned route, do not collect belongings.
Feel doors for heat, use alternative routes if hot. Stay low, cover mouth, take shallow breaths.
Keep doors/windows closed, meet at a planned place, perform a head count.
Call 999 from outside, provide address and name. Do not re-enter until safe.
Attempting to repair the alarm will invalidate the warranty. Contact support for issues.
Check secure mounting, test button press, silence mode, and recent fitting for test failures.
Contact FireAngel Technical Support for operational questions, providing phone, email, or website.
Never attempt to open or burn the smoke alarm unit.
Smoke alarms that do not work will not alert you to a fire.
Replace smoke alarms immediately if they are not working properly.
Create and practice escape plans, draw floor plans with multiple exits, and teach children safety.
Ensure everyone recognizes the alarm signal and knows how to react, including children.
Teach children how to check doors, stay low, crawl, and use alternative exits.
General| Brand | Thermoptek |
|---|---|
| Model | FireAngel ST-620 |
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Language | English |
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