Low Battery Warning - Pima DSH Serie Instrucciones De Instalación

Silencing modes
Silence: pressing the Test/Silence button when the detector is alarming, silence it for eight minutes. If the gas concentration
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remains high or is becoming high again during the silence time, the detector will sound the alarm again.
Hush: pressing the Test/Silence button when the detector is in trouble situation, silence it for one hour (unless gas concentration
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raises).
The LEDs
When placing the battery, the green LED starts blinking. When the three-minute warm-up time expires, the detector starts the process
of continually sampling the air around it. The LEDs illuminate as follows:
Color and State Description
Green blinking Warm up time; see
Green solid The detector is ready for operation
Yellow blinking Trouble event; see
Red blinking Alarm event; see the
Tamper switch
If the detector is not mounted into the bracket properly, the tamper is triggered - the yellow LED blinks two times with the horn
sounding two chirps every four seconds.
Malfunction signals and troubleshooting
WARNING
Do not attempt to open the detector for any reason! Do not try to repair the detector yourself.
No serviceable parts included.
If the DSH detector is malfunctioning, the yellow LED is blinking every 48 seconds together with a chirp sound. Call service!
The malfunction warnings are listed below.
Warning Signal (every 48 seconds)
Smoke Trouble 3 chirps + yellow LED 1 blink
Heat Trouble 3 chirps + yellow LED 2 blinks
Smoke and Heat 3 chirps + yellow LED 3 blinks
Trouble
Smoke Low Sensitivity 2 chirps + yellow LED 1 blink
Smoke High Sensitivity 2 chirps + yellow LED 2 blinks
("Clean Me")
Low Battery 1 chirp + yellow LED 1 blink

Low battery warning

When a low battery condition is detected, the horn begins to chirp one time every 48 seconds with the yellow LED blinking one time.
Low battery condition is detected when the battery voltage drops below 2.6V. After that, the battery can last for up to seven days,
but should be replaced immediately. After replacing the battery (refer to
button to check the alarm.
Warning
The DSH is powered by a 3.0V, CR123A Lithium battery. Do not use any other type, or the detector
may not operate properly.
How to test the DSH
Test the smoke detector weekly, by pressing the silence/test button - the horn emits three chirps with the red LED blinking four times.
If the yellow LED is blinking, the detector is not working properly; see
Warning
Never use an open or any other flame to test the DSH detector. You may set fire to damage the
detector, as well as your premises.
Operation Modes
below.
Malfunction signals
below.
Alarm
section above
Troubleshooting
The smoke sensor is at fault and may need to be replaced!
The heat sensor is at fault and may need to be replaced!
See the options above
The smoke sensor's sensitivity is degraded because the smoke chamber is
not clean. The main cause of this is dust; see
The smoke sensor needs immediate cleaning; see
below.
Replace the battery; see below.
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How to replace the battery
Malfunctioning alerts
above.
Regular Maintenance
below.
Regular Maintenance
above), press the test/silence