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Jonathan Telfer
 
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Hi,
I've just moved into a house which has a "Security Master" alarm fitted.
From what I can gather, it used to be sold by B&Q. It's currently on OFF
and the previous owners never used it and can't remember the PIN. I've
not got the disarm PIN code and would like to re-route some of the cable
track. What's the best way round this? The Manufacturer doesn't seem to
have a website.

TIA

Jon
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Jerry L
 
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This forum is a great place to get information about alarms and alarm
installation . It has a guests section where questions like this get asked.

www.thesecurityinstaller.co.uk/forum



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Hi,
I've just moved into a house which has a "Security Master" alarm fitted.
From what I can gather, it used to be sold by B&Q. It's currently on OFF
and the previous owners never used it and can't remember the PIN. I've
not got the disarm PIN code and would like to re-route some of the cable
track. What's the best way round this? The Manufacturer doesn't seem to
have a website.

TIA

Jon



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On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 18:19:02 +0000, Jerry L wrote:

This forum is a great place to get information about alarms and alarm
installation . It has a guests section where questions like this get asked.

www.thesecurityinstaller.co.uk/forum



"Jonathan Telfer" wrote in message
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Hi,
I've just moved into a house which has a "Security Master" alarm fitted.
From what I can gather, it used to be sold by B&Q. It's currently on OFF
and the previous owners never used it and can't remember the PIN. I've
not got the disarm PIN code and would like to re-route some of the cable
track. What's the best way round this? The Manufacturer doesn't seem to
have a website.

TIA

Jon

I went to the forum and seem to have found a fairly good solution. It
transpires that the alarm is close to rubbish so I've cut it out. For
future reference, if the switch is in the off position, you can cut the
power and all other cables without the alarm going off.

Jon
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