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Is it easy to change locks?

Is it easy to change locks?

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Certainly not to both questions.
You need to replace all of the batteries in all of the detectors. Be certain that one has not been put in backwards. Use a sharpie to put the date on the batteries. If the detector is not connected correctly to the power, it will also give a warning. I have a similar system and the batteries need to be replaced every 6 months. One will chirp then another, not all the same day, but very close together time wise.
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