User's Manual

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Testing the connection
1 Press and hold the test button until the alarm goes o.
2 Your hearing aids will temporarily mute the sound, and you will hear a
re alarm directly in your ears. The signals will time out in ~40 s.
If you don’t hear it, see Tips & tricks on page 32.
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Tips & tricks
If Try this
The alarm fails to sound
when I press the test
button.
 Check the age of the unit, see the “Replace by” label
on the side of the unit.
 Check that the battery snaps are rmly connected.
I hear no alarm in my
hearing aids when I press
the test button.
 Check the smoke alarm’s battery and make sure it is
installed properly, see Setting up... on page 30.
 Press the test button once again. If you still don’t
hear a re alarm in your ears, follow the Checklist on
page 10 to test that the system is up and running.
I hear re alarms in my
hearing aids for no obvi-
ous reason.
 There are many factors that can cause nuisance
alarms, for instance steam or a nearby Visit system
that triggers your system, see Troubleshooting in
the Visit Smoke alarm user guide.