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If you disconnect the battery, does the system power off?

If so I would check the power socket that the Comfort ias connected to has mains voltage, and the connections from the transformer to the Comfort 14VAC terminal blcok

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[user=1]slychiu[/user] wrote:
Quote:If you disconnect the battery, does the system power off?

If so I would check the power socket that the Comfort ias connected to has mains voltage, and the connections from the transformer to the Comfort 14VAC terminal blcok
I disconnected the battery and the system goes off completely.The unit is connected to a mains socket using one of these https://www.cheapalarmparts.com.au/products/Transformer-Plug-Pack-18v-TF008%252dB.html

The power socket itself is OK as I connected a lamp to it and the wires from this power plug seem OK in the terminal block on the main board.Do you think maybe the power plug/transformer has died?Forgot to mention this earlier but this problem seems to have come about after our street had planned power outage for maintenance work.
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#13
The most likely culplrit is that plug in transformer
If you have a multimeter measure the output wires connected to the Comfort AC In. It should be 18VAC
If not just buy another
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Quote:Forgot to mention this earlier but this problem seems to have come about after our street had planned power outage for maintenance work.

If power was off for a long time and the system was runnng on battery, that may have drained to battery to very low and damaged it, since the battery  was already many years oldf
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