The smoke detector in my bedroom went off at 4 am. I could smell no smoke and a quick check of the house and yard showed nothing out of the ordinary. I was running an oscillating fan at low speed overnight in the bedroom with a window open and the bedroom door open as well. I turned the fan off and the alarm stopped about a minute later. The fan was running normally - no hot smell or excess heat coming from it. The cord and the wall outlet looked fine upon inspection, too. The only theory I have is that the ozone produced by the fan's electric motor somehow triggered the smoke detector. Is this possible? (Also, I noticed that the screen on my televsion which was turned off and about a foot away from the fan was glowing dimly as if receiving a slight charge.)
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Relax , the low battery is probably the cause , change it . I also suggest to be on the safe side have a service guy from your power supplier come and check it out
Yeah, you shouldnt have pain if youre doing it right. The best thing is to get a spotter when doing skull crushers, it helps your technique and weight amount
