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Operating/Installation Instructions and
What To Do If The Alarm Sounds
• To test: Press the test/reset button for five
seconds and a series of beeps will sound, followed by
the message“Fire! Fire!”, then another two series of
beeps and the message “Warning! Carbon Monoxide”,
followed by 4 additional short beeps.
• Reset: If the smoke/CO alarm is sounding a CO
alarm, pressing the test/reset button will silence the
alarm. If the CO condition that caused the alert
continues, the alarm will reactivate. Reactivation times
depend on the amount of CO present. See page 18.
• Peak Level Memory: If 8 chirps are made when
pushing the test/reset button, the unit has detected a
CO level of 100 PPM or greater.
The unit needs to be tested weekly! If at anytime it
does not perform as described, verify the three
batteries are installed correctly and that they don’t
need replacing. Clean dust and other buildup off the
unit. If it still doesn’t operate properly call the
Consumer Hotline 0800 917 0722 (Monday to Friday
9am - 5pm)
Step 4
Peak Level Memory
If the CO sensor has detected a CO level of 100 PPM
or higher since last reset, it will be recorded by the
Peak Level Memory function. To access the Peak Level
Memory press the test/reset button. If a reading of 100
PPM or higher has been recorded the unit will chirp 8
times. If you’ve been away from home this feature
allows you to check if there was a CO reading of 100,
or higher, during your absence. Pushing the test/reset
button resets the memory. It’s also reset when
batteries are removed.