The sensor fitted in my Bailey Pegasus 462 2010 is now emitting a faint buzzing sound could this be a low battery warning if so how do you replace battery. Any help on this subject very much appreciated,
cheers.
cheers.
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Internal Alarm Sensor
- Thread starter Somersetboy
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is there nowt in the handbook?
Unfortunately no can't make out if it's a tracker or what.
If it is just a Sargent Alarm, there should be a square opaque window , either head height or floor level, maybe with a flashing light. That is the sensor.
Under one of the front bunks, there could be a Black box, 6 X4 inches, inside there is a battery, 2 screws and a bolt. To lift the top off. That might need replacing.
Sargent have a write up on their website.
Under one of the front bunks, there could be a Black box, 6 X4 inches, inside there is a battery, 2 screws and a bolt. To lift the top off. That might need replacing.
Sargent have a write up on their website.
Do you have a photo of the PIR sensor?
My Bailey PIR contains a 9 v PP3 aka 6LR61 battery which is a backup. When it is approaching the. End of its life the unit will bleep.
Change the battery.
There is a small grub screw on the lower underside. Remove and carefully “hinge “ off the cover. You will then see the battery
My Bailey PIR contains a 9 v PP3 aka 6LR61 battery which is a backup. When it is approaching the. End of its life the unit will bleep.
Change the battery.
There is a small grub screw on the lower underside. Remove and carefully “hinge “ off the cover. You will then see the battery
Cheers Hutch followed your instructions and solved the buzzing thanks very much.
