Smoke alarm/fire alarm
Hello ! I had an issue last night with my smoke alarm. It’s not hooked up to an alarm system . Just the regular ones that are built into home . At 4 am the alarms set off saying , “ fire fire get out fire “ not something you want to hear at that hour . It was nothing but thsbwanwt the first time this has happened . We changed out batteries and still have this issue . It’s been months though. Who would inspect these ? Any recommendations at all ? Thank you .
Jessica C.
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First, if they are over 10 years old, replace them. Second, every time you
change the batteries, use canned air to clean them out. Tiny spider webs
and dust trick the detector into thinking there is smoke. Clean at least
once a year, preferably every 6 months.
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:32 PM Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com> wrote:
Hello ! I had an issue last night with my smoke alarm. It’s not hooked up
to an alarm system . Just the regular ones that are built into home . At 4
am the alarms set off saying , “ fire fire get out fire “ not something you
want to hear at that hour . It was nothing but thsbwanwt the first time
this has happened . We changed out batteries and still have this issue .
It’s been months though. Who would inspect these ? Any recommendations at
all ? Thank you .
Jessica C.
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We have lived there for about 3 years . The house is way under 10 years old but I’ll try to see if this helps . Thanks
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Subject: Re: [Limestone Ranch Discussion] Smoke alarm/fire alarm
First, if they are over 10 years old, replace them. Second, every time you change the batteries, use canned air to clean them out. Tiny spider webs and dust trick the detector into thinking there is smoke. Clean at least once a year, preferably every 6 months.
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Hello ! I had an issue last night with my smoke alarm. It’s not hooked up to an alarm system . Just the regular ones that are built into home . At 4 am the alarms set off saying , “ fire fire get out fire “ not something you want to hear at that hour . It was nothing but thsbwanwt the first time this has happened . We changed out batteries and still have this issue . It’s been months though. Who would inspect these ? Any recommendations at all ? Thank you .
Jessica C.
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Blessings, Natalie
We moved here in 1/2008 and the neighborhood was just under one year old.
Most of these houses are 10+ years old, with the exception of the last 1-2
lots that were sold after the development closed for new construction.
With our house hitting the 10 year mark this year, we are finding ourselves
doing a lot of standard upkeep/ repair work. Just FYI.
Nancy Beebe
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:47 PM, Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
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We have lived there for about 3 years . The house is way under 10 years
old but I’ll try to see if this helps . Thanks
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Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2018 6:36:57 PM
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Subject: Re: [Limestone Ranch Discussion] Smoke alarm/fire alarm
First, if they are over 10 years old, replace them. Second, every time you
change the batteries, use canned air to clean them out. Tiny spider webs
and dust trick the detector into thinking there is smoke. Clean at least
once a year, preferably every 6 months.
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limestoneranchhoa.com>> wrote:
Hello ! I had an issue last night with my smoke alarm. It’s not hooked up
to an alarm system . Just the regular ones that are built into home . At 4
am the alarms set off saying , “ fire fire get out fire “ not something you
want to hear at that hour . It was nothing but thsbwanwt the first time
this has happened . We changed out batteries and still have this issue .
It’s been months though. Who would inspect these ? Any recommendations at
all ? Thank you .
Jessica C.
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Good to know. So we live on woodland trace . We were told our home and a couple more were the last ones to be built in the neighborhood. I’ll check into that and I’ll definitely try what’s recommended .
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Subject: Re: [Limestone Ranch Discussion] Smoke alarm/fire alarm
We moved here in 1/2008 and the neighborhood was just under one year old.
Most of these houses are 10+ years old, with the exception of the last 1-2
lots that were sold after the development closed for new construction.
With our house hitting the 10 year mark this year, we are finding ourselves
doing a lot of standard upkeep/ repair work. Just FYI.
Nancy Beebe
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:47 PM, Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com> wrote:
We have lived there for about 3 years . The house is way under 10 years
old but I’ll try to see if this helps . Thanks
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From: Natalie Cordes ncordes42@gmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2018 6:36:57 PM
To: Limestone Ranch HOA discussion
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Subject: Re: [Limestone Ranch Discussion] Smoke alarm/fire alarm
First, if they are over 10 years old, replace them. Second, every time you
change the batteries, use canned air to clean them out. Tiny spider webs
and dust trick the detector into thinking there is smoke. Clean at least
once a year, preferably every 6 months.
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:32 PM Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com<mailto:discussion@lists.
limestoneranchhoa.com>> wrote:
Hello ! I had an issue last night with my smoke alarm. It’s not hooked up
to an alarm system . Just the regular ones that are built into home . At 4
am the alarms set off saying , “ fire fire get out fire “ not something you
want to hear at that hour . It was nothing but thsbwanwt the first time
this has happened . We changed out batteries and still have this issue .
It’s been months though. Who would inspect these ? Any recommendations at
all ? Thank you .
Jessica C.
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We moved in Jan 2008, as well, and had the same issue with smoke alarms going off. It seemed to only happen when our son was in the shower. Even though his bathroom door was closed, his bedroom door was open and steam escaped. This caused all the alarms to go off. I told him to close his bedroom door when he takes a shower and the alarms haven’t gone off since!
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On Wednesday, May 2, 2018, 7:04 PM, Nancy Beebe via Discussion discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com wrote:
We moved here in 1/2008 and the neighborhood was just under one year old.
Most of these houses are 10+ years old, with the exception of the last 1-2
lots that were sold after the development closed for new construction.
With our house hitting the 10 year mark this year, we are finding ourselves
doing a lot of standard upkeep/ repair work. Just FYI.
Nancy Beebe
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:47 PM, Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com> wrote:
We have lived there for about 3 years . The house is way under 10 years
old but I’ll try to see if this helps . Thanks
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From: Natalie Cordes ncordes42@gmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2018 6:36:57 PM
To: Limestone Ranch HOA discussion
Cc: Jessica Martinez
Subject: Re: [Limestone Ranch Discussion] Smoke alarm/fire alarm
First, if they are over 10 years old, replace them. Second, every time you
change the batteries, use canned air to clean them out. Tiny spider webs
and dust trick the detector into thinking there is smoke. Clean at least
once a year, preferably every 6 months.
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:32 PM Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com<mailto:discussion@lists.
limestoneranchhoa.com>> wrote:
Hello ! I had an issue last night with my smoke alarm. It’s not hooked up
to an alarm system . Just the regular ones that are built into home . At 4
am the alarms set off saying , “ fire fire get out fire “ not something you
want to hear at that hour . It was nothing but thsbwanwt the first time
this has happened . We changed out batteries and still have this issue .
It’s been months though. Who would inspect these ? Any recommendations at
all ? Thank you .
Jessica C.
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Well it was middle of the night and everyone was sleeping so weird that it happened !
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We moved in Jan 2008, as well, and had the same issue with smoke alarms going off. It seemed to only happen when our son was in the shower. Even though his bathroom door was closed, his bedroom door was open and steam escaped. This caused all the alarms to go off. I told him to close his bedroom door when he takes a shower and the alarms haven’t gone off since!
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On Wednesday, May 2, 2018, 7:04 PM, Nancy Beebe via Discussion discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com wrote:
We moved here in 1/2008 and the neighborhood was just under one year old.
Most of these houses are 10+ years old, with the exception of the last 1-2
lots that were sold after the development closed for new construction.
With our house hitting the 10 year mark this year, we are finding ourselves
doing a lot of standard upkeep/ repair work. Just FYI.
Nancy Beebe
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:47 PM, Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com> wrote:
We have lived there for about 3 years . The house is way under 10 years
old but I’ll try to see if this helps . Thanks
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From: Natalie Cordes ncordes42@gmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2018 6:36:57 PM
To: Limestone Ranch HOA discussion
Cc: Jessica Martinez
Subject: Re: [Limestone Ranch Discussion] Smoke alarm/fire alarm
First, if they are over 10 years old, replace them. Second, every time you
change the batteries, use canned air to clean them out. Tiny spider webs
and dust trick the detector into thinking there is smoke. Clean at least
once a year, preferably every 6 months.
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:32 PM Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com<mailto:discussion@lists.
limestoneranchhoa.com>> wrote:
Hello ! I had an issue last night with my smoke alarm. It’s not hooked up
to an alarm system . Just the regular ones that are built into home . At 4
am the alarms set off saying , “ fire fire get out fire “ not something you
want to hear at that hour . It was nothing but thsbwanwt the first time
this has happened . We changed out batteries and still have this issue .
It’s been months though. Who would inspect these ? Any recommendations at
all ? Thank you .
Jessica C.
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Smoke alarms nowadays detect more than smoke. Here is a good link with explanations.
https://www.home-security-systems-answers.com/smoke-detector-problems.html
Sunny
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Well it was middle of the night and everyone was sleeping so weird that it happened !
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Subject: Re: [Limestone Ranch Discussion] Smoke alarm/fire alarm
We moved in Jan 2008, as well, and had the same issue with smoke alarms going off. It seemed to only happen when our son was in the shower. Even though his bathroom door was closed, his bedroom door was open and steam escaped. This caused all the alarms to go off. I told him to close his bedroom door when he takes a shower and the alarms haven’t gone off since!
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On Wednesday, May 2, 2018, 7:04 PM, Nancy Beebe via Discussion discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com wrote:
We moved here in 1/2008 and the neighborhood was just under one year old.
Most of these houses are 10+ years old, with the exception of the last 1-2
lots that were sold after the development closed for new construction.
With our house hitting the 10 year mark this year, we are finding ourselves
doing a lot of standard upkeep/ repair work. Just FYI.
Nancy Beebe
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:47 PM, Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com> wrote:
We have lived there for about 3 years . The house is way under 10 years
old but I’ll try to see if this helps . Thanks
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From: Natalie Cordes ncordes42@gmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2018 6:36:57 PM
To: Limestone Ranch HOA discussion
Cc: Jessica Martinez
Subject: Re: [Limestone Ranch Discussion] Smoke alarm/fire alarm
First, if they are over 10 years old, replace them. Second, every time you
change the batteries, use canned air to clean them out. Tiny spider webs
and dust trick the detector into thinking there is smoke. Clean at least
once a year, preferably every 6 months.
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 6:32 PM Jessica Martinez via Discussion <
discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com<mailto:discussion@lists.
limestoneranchhoa.com>> wrote:
Hello ! I had an issue last night with my smoke alarm. It’s not hooked up
to an alarm system . Just the regular ones that are built into home . At 4
am the alarms set off saying , “ fire fire get out fire “ not something you
want to hear at that hour . It was nothing but thsbwanwt the first time
this has happened . We changed out batteries and still have this issue .
It’s been months though. Who would inspect these ? Any recommendations at
all ? Thank you .
Jessica C.
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