We recently had a power cut, the alarm went off, it has since stopped, but the outside blue alarm light keeps flashing.
I have read the manual and it says to enter engineer codes on the keypad. I've gone to the keypad, it's lit but its not responding to anything being entered.
I've tried ringing the helpline, but apparently they are too busy at this moment to answer my call (obviously because these alarms are crap and everyone is calling). Has or does anyone know how to rectify this problem please? Many thanks

John., March 2013

If you ring your garage to book your car for a service, what is the first questions asked, 'What make is it please?'

-- so a 'Crap' question.

acorn, March 2013

Isn't it a shame no one uses the SEARCH facility at the top of the page, the answer to all these 'unique' questions will be found there.

acorn, March 2013

a mans home is his castle,(untill the queen arrives )

gts, March 2013

Err pecky.... I can assure you I rule nowt mate,not on here anyway and especially not at home,wife sees to that :)

e manno, March 2013

Alarm is right - my contribution and his contributed nothing of value. e manno rules OK

Sorry Alarm - did not mean to upset you - just like the sound of my own voice.

Peccavi, March 2013

And of course your contribution helped loads "Peccavi".

You are right though, the make and panel would help.

Thanks for popping in and doing fuc all Pekky.

Alarm, March 2013

Don't bother with them on the phone mate, just replace the control backup battery.

Mains off first before you open the panel then follow the resetting method as per manual,

A new battery should sort it out :)

e manno, March 2013

They will nag at you for leaving out the equipment make and type -mark my words...

Good luck...

Peccavi, March 2013