How to switch off Tamper light permanently on in Accenta after fuse change?

since u had a blown fuse,have u checked all circuits for a cut cable ??fuse blow for reason mate,and as alarm guy said,check for the tamper it may be a cut cable ,you need to buy yourself a good test meter,or get an engineer in,tamper fault very easy to find if you use a mythical approach,or your battery may be faulty

gts
December 2012

thats not how you test a battery mate

gts
December 2012

Then trace the tamper fault.

Alarm
December 2012

1. I tested fuse as follows. After switching off mains, removed the particular fuse supplying to dial (located from Engineer’s Manual) and checked continuity with torch batteries. There was no continuity. Bought a new fuse with same specs as stated in Engineer’s manual. Checked its continuity which was ok. Replaced this in the control panel and then closed the panel by screwing in its lid. Switched on mains and the lights came back on the dial. But the Tamper light was permanently on.
2.The battery is ok which I checked by disconnecting and then reconnectin with mains off. The siren started after reconnecting battery with mains off.

Asim Datta
December 2012

1. I tested fuse as follows. After switching off mains, removed the particular fuse supplying to dial (located from Engineer’s Manual) and checked continuity with torch batteries. There was no continuity. Bought a new fuse with same specs as stated in Engineer’s manual. Checked its continuity which was ok. Replaced this in the control panel and then closed the panel by screwing in its lid. Switched on mains and the lights came back on the dial. But the Tamper light was permanently on.
2.The battery is ok which I checked by disconnecting and then reconnectin with mains off. The siren started after reconnecting battery with mains off.

Asim Datta
December 2012

have you closed the panel after you opened it? (Tamper)

acorn
December 2012

Does sound like a battery fault.
How did you check the fuse?

Yes, beware of mains voltages.

Alarm
December 2012

At the very least it's going to need a new battery,

Suggest you get an engineer in because the power up method can be dangerous for a none pro,

Don't want you with your hands inside the control panel with mains power there,as it needs powering up mains first then battery.

Safer if you pay a pro mate :)

e manno
December 2012