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Some detectors respond well to blowing fresh air into them when they misfire- holding them in your hand and swinging swiftly back and forth in fresh air. I do
by dhimes 11y ago
Some detectors respond well to blowing fresh air into them when they misfire- holding them in your hand and swinging swiftly back and forth in fresh air. I don't know about these devices specifically.
- ars 11y agoThat only helps when there is a cause to the false alarm, steam from a shower or cooking smoke typically.
- dhimes 11y agoThey can also trip with things like dust and some other ways of fouling the detector or circuitry that I haven't yet discerned. Again- different system, but I've had success.