we have a 6F fault How do we clear the fault.

Barbara Westall, August 2011

Hi I have a series 3200 plus alarm with bF fault - think from look on line and here it could be control panel battery fault? I have called my and left a message for the last person that serviced this - ages ago and awaiting a call….
But it’s gone off twice the alarm in the last couple of hours - can any help turn it off or put it in sleep or service mode until. Some can come and fix ?

Help think it may go off all night

Martin, September 2021

Someone was bored,.

Someone wants all to call on the chance he is local and can make a few quid

Alarm, August 2011

The fault displays shown on that panel

If you can see the display you mention, please point it out

c1 to 8 Detector circuit open.
t1 to 8 Circuit tamper open.
o1 to 8 Detector circuit omitted (isolated).
E1 to 8 Entry via a detector circuit.
S1 to 8 Detector circuit on Soak test.
EA Alarm on entry
EF Exit fault
bF Control panel battery fault
PF Mains supply failure.
Sr System reset (Total power failure).
AP Aux. (Detector) power failure.
Lb Control panel low battery.
rt Illegal use of keypad (excess number of keypresses).
rP Remote keypad missing.
rr Total power failure (engineer reset required).
u1 to u9 User access number (U5 = Duress, U9 = Keyswitch)
AE Access Engineer
AA Arm area A (Full set).
Ab Arm area B (Part set).
Ac Arm area C (Part set)
Lt Control panel tamper.
tr External bell tamper.
cF Communications failure (External signalling).
LF Telephone line fault.
cc Communications completed successfully.

acorn, August 2011

You Dont have a 6F fault there is no such thing, If you look closely it says BF
Im on 07842 480037 if you need help

N, August 2011