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Home Automation

D eadbolt (9GED18000-??? or

Tilt/Overhead Doors

Designline Overhead Door Tilt
(TX-8010-01-1)

E-Series Overhead Door Tilt (TX-E401)

Glass Breaks

Glass Guard (60-462-10-319.5)

Glass Break (60-873-95)

Motion Detectors

Motion (60-807-95R)

E-Series Motion (TX-E721)

Resolution Motion (RE110P)

Panic

Personal Panic Device (TX-4200-01-1)

Keyfob

Micro Keyfob (600-1064-95R)

E-Series Keyfob (TX-E101)

Environmental

E-Series Flood/Freeze (TX-E611)

Low Temperature Sensor (60-744-95R)

Life Safety

Carbon Monoxide Detector
(600-6520-95)

Firefighter (SLX-AD-T3)

Heat Sensor (HDX-135 or HDX-200 or HDX-135Z)

Smoke Detector (TX-6010-01-1)

Smoke/Freeze Detector (SDX-135Z)

E-Series (TX-E201)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Resolution (RE101)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Micro Door/Window Contact (TX-1012-01-1)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Nano Door Sensor (RE122)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Recessed Door Contact (TX-E221)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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DesignLine Recessed Door Contact (TX-1510-01-1)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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DesignLine Door Contact (TX-1010-01-1)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Saw (60-670-95R)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Plunger (ION-PLUNGER)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Z-wave Deadbolt's

Read before changing batteries! Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Designline Overhead Door Tilt (TX-8010-01-1)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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E-Series Overhead Door Tilt (TX-E401) Battery

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Glass Guard (60-462-10-319.5)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Glass Break (60-873-95)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Motion (60-807-95R)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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E-Series Motion (TX-E721)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Resolution Motion (RE110P)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Personal Panic Device (TX-4200-01-1)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

You will need a small Philips screwdriver (looks like an x) and a CR1632 Battery Your Panic May Look Like a Watch or a Necklace

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Micro Keyfob (600-1064-95R)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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E-Series Keyfob (TX-E101)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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E-Series Flood/Freeze (TX-E611)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Low Temperature Sensor (60-744-95R)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Carbon Monoxide Detector (600-6520-95)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Firefighter (SLX-AD-T3)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Heat Sensor (HDX-135 or HDX-200 or HDX-135Z)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Smoke Detector (TX-6010-01-1)

Read before changing batteries! Before changing batteries, please call the monitoring station and ask them to put your system on test. For this, you will need your account information. Please note that putting your batteries in backwards may damage the device. Remember to note the battery terminals.

1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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Smoke/Freeze Detector (SDX-135Z)

Do not change the batteries of this product. If the batteries have expired you must get a new smoke detector.

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1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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1. Find the notch at the bottom corners of the device.

2. Using the screwdriver, pry off the cover of the device.

3. Remove the plastic cover and gently remove the circuit board from the rubber cover.

4. Gently remove the battery.

5. Note the battery terminals (+, -). Putting in a battery reversed can damage the device.

6. Place a new battery in the device (CR2032).

7. Place the rubber cover back on the circuit board, ensuring the corners match up, and place it back in the plastic cover.

8. Press in the two sides of the plastic cover until you hear a click.

9. Test the buttons. If the device is functional, the light will blink when you press a button, and arm or disarm your alarm system.

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