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Default Trying not to burn down my house

Guess which bit of electrical kit in my house has the scorch marks from
an overheating electrical connection?

Yup, the smoke alarm. I think the pin wasn't mounted to the board very well.

Firex FADC230

Any preferred replacements? Mains/battery, ionising detector, mounted to
a batten on the ceiling, so no tricky bits. Screwfix have a "Dicon", a
"Fireangel", and a "Firstalert" - the latter two are 10 year battery
models. I see my Firex has a 10 year life despite being mains powered -
I guess this is supposed to be the lifetime of the radiation source.
 
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