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What to do when Kidde P4010ACS-W signals end of unit life?
When your Kidde Smoke Alarm signals the end of its life, you can temporarily silence it by pushing/releasing the Test/Hush button. However, you should remove, discharge, and dispose of the unit, and replace it as soon as possible.
What to do when Kidde P4010ACS-W Smoke Alarm is in End of Unit Life Hush Mode?
When your Kidde Smoke Alarm is in End of Unit Life Hush Mode, remove, discharge, and dispose of the unit, and replace it as soon as possible.
What to do if my Kidde Smoke Alarm is in fault mode?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm is in fault mode, try cleaning your alarm. You can also attempt to reset the unit by pushing the Test/Hush button once. If the problem persists, push the Test/Hush button once and note the error code (number of blinks) indicated by the red LED, and report it to customer service.
What to do if my Kidde P4010ACS-W Smoke Alarm has a network error?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm is showing a network error, you can try the following: * Silence the alarm for 24 hours by pushing/releasing the Test/Hush button once. * Push the Test/Hush button once and note the error code (number of blinks) indicated by the red LED, and report it to customer service. * Try to rejoin the network by pushing and holding the Test/Hush button until you hear two beeps (approximately 4 seconds), then release the button. If the error continues, remove, discharge, and replace the alarm as soon as possible.
General| Brand | Kidde |
|---|---|
| Model | P4010ACS-W |
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Language | English |
Explains the wireless interconnect system for alarms without needing Wi-Fi, creating an independent network.
Lists essential features like 120V hardwire, 10-year battery backup, hardwire/wireless interconnect, and voice alarm.
Details critical steps like alerting others, immediate evacuation, and checking doors for heat/smoke.
Covers actions after exiting, such as going to a meeting place, calling the fire department, and not re-entering.
Highlights situations where the alarm may not provide effective protection, such as smoking in bed or leaving children unattended.
Describes the CO alarm sound pattern and emphasizes the critical danger of high carbon monoxide concentrations.
Provides instructions for responding to a CO alarm, including testing, contacting emergency services, and moving to fresh air.
Details the visual (LED) and audible signals for normal standby operation and during testing.
Explains indicators for smoke alarm memory and the operation of the SMART HUSH® CONTROL feature.
Describes indicators for the Locate feature and the initiating unit in an interconnected system.
Addresses low battery conditions, fault mode indicators, and troubleshooting steps for these common problems.
Guides users on identifying and resolving issues related to the alarm's end of life and network connectivity errors.
Introduces the photoelectric technology, the "End of Unit Life" mode, and how to identify replacement dates.
Lists operating ranges, audible alarm characteristics, sensor type, interconnect capabilities, and other technical details.
Discusses factors that affect alarm effectiveness, such as location, sleep disturbances, and specific fire types.
Provides detailed recommendations for placing alarms in sleeping areas, stairways, and other key locations, with diagrams.
Lists areas like garages, kitchens, and bathrooms where alarms should not be installed to prevent nuisance alarms or failures.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup, including powering devices and establishing the wireless network connection.
Instructions for integrating additional wireless units into a pre-existing interconnected alarm system.
Procedures for resetting a device's wireless settings to troubleshoot connection problems or start fresh.
Details electrical codes, power source specifications, and safety precautions for installing the alarms.
Guides users through installing the AC quick connect harness, including single-station wiring and red wire handling.
Provides a comprehensive list of Kidde models compatible with standard AC hardwire interconnect wiring.
Lists Kidde models that can be interconnected wirelessly, including operational range considerations.
Explains how the alarm functions during an event and the procedure for weekly testing to ensure proper operation.
Describes how the alarm uses ambient light to adjust chirp timing, potentially delaying them during nighttime.
Details how to identify nuisance smoke alarms and utilize the Hush® feature to temporarily silence them.
Explains how the Locate feature helps identify the initiating alarm unit in an interconnected system during an alarm event.
Covers the sealed lithium battery backup, its 10-year lifespan, and dependency on AC power for full duration.
Describes the low battery warning, its implications, and the requirement to replace the unit within 7 days.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely disabling the alarm and discharging its battery prior to disposal.
Outlines the proper techniques for cleaning the alarm's sensing chamber and exterior, including what not to use.
Guides users on developing a comprehensive home escape plan, including practice drills and safety rules.
Offers key fire prevention advice, such as safe practices with fire sources and the importance of fire extinguishers.
Summarizes state-specific recommendations for fire detection equipment installation in households.
Details FCC ID, compliance statements, and critical warnings regarding unauthorized modifications to the device.
Explains the manufacturer's ten-year limited warranty, including coverage, limitations, and claim procedures.
