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1. Probably not. 2. Even if your landlord does detect, what's he going to do? Kick you out? Probably not. He'll simply tell you that you can't unplug the s
by theaccordance 11y ago
1. Probably not.
2. Even if your landlord does detect, what's he going to do? Kick you out? Probably not. He'll simply tell you that you can't unplug the system for insert reason here. Worst case, he'll charge you the cost of labor to fix what you've disabled.
- cactusface 11y agoI don't want to get on bad terms with him, plus I don't want him to find it. I really hate the noise, it's awful. I think he has to give me 24 hours notice before entering to fix it if he does find it at the next fire drill test, since it isn't an emergency. In this case I can reconnect it all. Still, I would rather avoid that, that's all!