There's no smoke; there's no holocaust. So why is the smoke alarm even beeping? Nobody is in the cookhouse or doing anything else that might be triggering any of the detectors throughout the family. Is there anything at all that can be done to compose this maddening sound end? Glance at on for some basic ways to deal with alarms in your home.
Instructions
1. Replace the batteries in all the units in your home. Very often the reason for even intermittent beeping is a simple 9-volt battery that has run out of juice.5. Call your local fire department. If you can't figure it out, perhaps they can.
3. Turn the power to the alarms off at the main circuit breaker. It's possible that there's simply a bad relay somewhere that is the source of the confusion. Open the windows to your home to make sure that everything is completely aired out, and then restore power.
4. Replace your smoke detectors with new ones. Their time may have simply come and gone.
Ideally, you should change the batteries regularly, before they completely fail.2. Clean the alarms. It's quite possible that the sensors are dirty and simply mistaking the dust and dirt within for smoke, or there may even be a tiny mosquito or other flying bug that has gotten into the works and is causing havoc with your system. After all, they have far more experience dealing with these alarms than the average person.
