04-20-2012, 02:49 PM
During the night the alarm has gone off for no apparent reason.
I have a Comfort 1 Ultra.
The alarm was going off continuously and I could not turn it off.
The keypads were all dead - no lights and nothing on the LCD display.
After about 10 minutes the alarm finally went off.
I have turned off the power to the Comfort system and disconnected the battery.
Wondering what I should/can do next.
Is there a diagnostic procedure available to help in isolating a problem like this?
I have pulled off the siren, measured the 12V voltage to the main board and found the voltage was down to barely 5V. Next I disconnected all the inputs to the main board and found that the voltage went up to a healthy 13V.
Then I plugged all the input connectors back one by one and the problem has not re-emerged.
No doubt if this problem has occurred in the middle of the night it most likely will happen again, but with the cause of the problem not being readily identifiable I don\'t know what I should do now other than wait and see.
hock:
I have a Comfort 1 Ultra.
The alarm was going off continuously and I could not turn it off.
The keypads were all dead - no lights and nothing on the LCD display.
After about 10 minutes the alarm finally went off.
I have turned off the power to the Comfort system and disconnected the battery.
Wondering what I should/can do next.
Is there a diagnostic procedure available to help in isolating a problem like this?
I have pulled off the siren, measured the 12V voltage to the main board and found the voltage was down to barely 5V. Next I disconnected all the inputs to the main board and found that the voltage went up to a healthy 13V.
Then I plugged all the input connectors back one by one and the problem has not re-emerged.
No doubt if this problem has occurred in the middle of the night it most likely will happen again, but with the cause of the problem not being readily identifiable I don\'t know what I should do now other than wait and see.
hock: