Smoke Alarm Support Resources
FSA-30000 WIRELESS PHOTOELECTRIC SMOKE DETECTOR TROUBLESHOOTING
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(Use the FSA-26000 troubleshooting guide for Superseded model codes FSA-15000, 18000, 20000, & 25000)
IDENTIFYING TRIGGERED FSA-30000 SMOKE ALARMS
The red LED light will be flashing whilst alarming and intermittently (twice every 20 seconds) for 72 hours after the Smoke Detector has been triggered.
RESETTING TRIGGERED FSA-30000 SMOKE ALARMS
- Remove all units from the ceiling (twist anti-clockwise)
- While holding down the centre button, turn the on/off switch on the back of the unit to ‘ON’.
- There will be a red light visible through the front cover of the smoke alarm that will be solid. Continue to hold the button until this turns off.
- Release the centre button then press it again once.
- The red light will continue to flash for up to 7 seconds, this means you have successfully reset the smoke alarm.
- Proceed to our ‘Pairing’ section to complete the process.
DOCUMENTATION
TROUBLESHOOTING AN FSA-30000 SMOKE ALARM
Operation | Red LED Status | Sound |
Continuous alarm signal pattern. Press Hush button to enter Silent mode for 10 minutes. Initiate emergency plan | Low Intensity flash every 40 seconds | - |
Low Battery | Flash every 40 seconds | 1 chirp every 40 seconds |
Internal Fault | - | 1 chirp every 40 seconds |
Hush Mode | Flash every 8 seconds | - |
Smoke Detected on Local Alarm* | Flash every second | Continuous alarm signal pattern |
Smoke Detected on Paired Unit* | - | Alarm twice, pause 1 second |
Test on Local Alarm (While Button Pressed) | Flash once | Chirp once |
Wireless Test on Paired Unit | Flash twice every second for 5 minutes | Chirp twice every second for 10 seconds |
Alarm Memory | Flash twice every 20 seconds (up to 168 hours) | |
*Smoke has been detected and the residents must be vacated immediately. Notify emergency services and follow escape plan. |