In article , Chris French
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In message , charles
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In article , Tim+
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Hi Andy - we are in the same situation. Moved into a house with a
fitted Chubb alarm, the thing started making a beeping noises during
the middle of a movie, and then part way through the next movie the
things starts wailing like bloody murder. We called chubb, as
apparently it needs to be "reset" - however, charging over $400 5
days before Christmas just seems mean, when they just have a code to
put in. Can you pretty please share the engineers code so we can
turn this darn alarm off and put our newborn baby to bed?


For that kind of money you'd be cheaper fitting a new control board if
you DIY it.

If you've anything worth insuring, your insurance company will insist on
an annual check by a reputable alarm company.

Only if a an alarm is a requirement, or you want to get the benefit of
any discount (which isn't normally much) We have an alarm, but not for
the purposes of insurance

which is why I said "If you've anything worth insuring". You might just
have an alarm for your own peace of mind. I did for many years, but
inheriting somthing rather valuable changed the situation.

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