How To Change the Battery in Various SMOKE ALARMS / DETECTORS

[@Rubensjrlondon]

Thank you for this. I was struggling to change the battery of the old type alarm and after searching a lot I found your video, very helpful! Great video!

[@jocelynprebble1934]

Thank you - woke in the night to hear the ‘chirping’ - managed to stop that but as a recent widow - completely flummoxed as to how to get cover off unit. I too twisted ,pulled etc - nothing. I would never have squeezed the sides without your video - off it came - up to shop for new battery - changed it - closed it - tested it - Thank you - x

[@geok1231]

Saved me from hours of frustration

[@anasandoiu9699]

it's 3 am and i can finally fall asleep. 😭*thank you,* total lifesaver!

[@default_user_not_found]

omg... googling this at 6:30 when my smoke alarm decided to let me know that it was out of battery. Thank you so much +My Mate VINCE

[@riordanjet]

Amazingly helpful thank you! We have an old alarm with no text on it in our rental and would never have thought to squeeze and hinge until watching this. Saved us going mad... Cheers!

[@theghost1920]

Just wish to thank you for this video! I looked for something to pop the cover off, I twisted it, i was pulling also lol, my next stage was the hammer Haha didn't think about squishing the sides! So yea cheers!

[@PiotrstrashcanŚmietnikPiotra]

Very helpful, many thanks! I nearly destroyed mine trying to open it.

[@MissTash1001]

This literally saved my sanity tonight!! Thanks 👌🏼

[@jowrgephotography8092]

Cheers bro. Thanks for your help! Been figuring out for ages how to remove 2 of our smoke alarms because the other 2 is just twist. It turned out there is a stopper that needs to be pulled out. I've been pushing it!haha.

[@johnalexander9383]

Very helpful, thank you - ours was the 4th one, and didn't expect to squeeze to open!

[@randomness051]

The 4th was mine, found out exactly where to squeeze it. Thanks a lot!

[@esthisis9038]

Thanks- super helpful! My friend had the first one and no manual... was totally baffled why it wouldn't rotate before watching your video.

[@theodorafaux]

Thank you. Your video is very helpful.

[@julieelizabeththorley4125]

Thank you, great video and you've saved my sanity; I'd tried everything apart from 'squeeze', it's easy when you now how x

[@Petrov3434]

Very well done -- congratulations on the quality and pragmatic effort

[@dianejones3271]

Thank you so much for making this video. You are a Godsend xx

[@heidymatinez7356]

Works the way it is supposed to. Just Good

[@Thedreamweaver1973]

thx good sir ,mine was the second one and i was only used to the twist one. jobs a gooden .

[@SaberRusty]

Very helpful, many thanks! Mine was the second one.

[@swake4496]

thank god for this video

[@sae447]

Thank you! Lifesaving video 😊

[@marianlenehan9618]

great video...solved the problem! Thanks

[@benani-inan9145]

Very helpful video

[@mariatromans7137]

So helpful! Thank you so much!!!

[@SheepBeard]

Thank you for a useful video

[@chrise202]

I feel that creating a user friendly smoke alarm would make one a billionaire. I am shoked by the amount of overengineering baked in. And the complexity of maintaining it. Is not obvious at all and one would need to read the manual first. Annoying.

[@matthewjones9259]

Chris E I would just put a two wire conventional fire alarm system in your house that’s easier to work with

[@kylehill3643]

Why is the reply hidden?

[@sulikiam]

Thank you so much, it really helps me!

[@MisterBrownJack]

On that old fashion smoke alarm would be a manufacture date stamped on the back of the alarm

[@jamessayer1309]

Very helpful! Thanks!

[@atessaa]

Thank you 🙏

[@MisterBrownJack]

You should test your alarms once a week or once a month

[@juancarloslabradorespejo4346]

Time to replace it!

[@livingabundantly9065]

Do I need to turn off power to it for the 4th one?

[@MisterBrownJack]

The 3rd alarm is supposed to be a hard wired one

[@KlusterYogo]

Noticed on the 2nd smoke you have the mains powered one; why not just take the old one down?

[@Mymatevince]

Hi, each smoke alarm detects different types of fires. Ionization smoke alarms can quickly detect the small amounts of smoke produced by fast flaming fires. Photoelectric (Optical) smoke detectors typically respond faster to a fire in its early, smoldering stage.

[@MrCODEmaster999]

5:58 , 8:32 Unusual locking mechanisms.

[@shaundee]

Thanks

[@saskiademoor8400]

Thank u!!!! woud be great if you were to put down times when crtain types start, so do not need to watch the whole thing as I did .... :)

[@markanthonysingson3233]

What are the model of battery that we should to replace

[@markanthonysingson3233]

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[@Mandy-rx7rq]

Unfortunately looks like my smoke alarm battery isn't replaceable. Its bleeping every 5 seconds. Looks like a council job then for mine

[@kylehill3643]

If it's a 10 year battery there's a tab you use a pin or something to push to disable it for good. (You'll have to buy a new one after that at your first opportunity)

[@SunSecurity]

What was the brand of the second one?

[@mychannel0743]

Replace any ionisation smoke alarms with optical/photoelectric smoke alarms

[@dilberta6046]

That first one with the pins is one I’d avoid having altogether. Belongs in the trash.

[@PC-lu3zf]

Mine began beeping last night ive taken it down to sort

[@janetgoodrick2873]

Our smoke alarm is called a honey wishing well and it's very loud that's why I have headphones and so when the fire alarm goes off it means that the fire or a test and I'm a remember about a power outage at our house building very scary but the fire alarm went off that means it was going off like beeping well I don't know if they're like a fire or not because I was very scared I ran int into my grandma's room and and I slept with her tonight. And this time I'm sleeping with her cuz she's Grandma she's my grandma

[@kylehill3643]

Is there any money in the wishing well alarm? A lot of people throw pennies in the well hoping for their wish to come true and did you ever find the honey? Perhaps your sticky and don't realize it?

[@erikblox4yearsago561]

The second is mine but its baterry dead and does not work

[@akhter5996]

Mine was second one but i got removen of the roof now i got it

[@DanielZanSalazar]

Thanks at 3:00 am 😩

[@pn1394]

Hero

[@lisaleimbach904]

Think I'll just shut fuse off to mine which is wired and uses 9 volt battery!

[@samnedev7832]

Vince my smoke alarm is expired in 2023

[@bubbacalling]

Why they make these covers so hard to get off I will never know. I’m in Australia and been trying for 3 hours to get it off. Ready to just get a hammer and smash the thing to pieces and replace the whole fucking thing

[@myNFPTV]

Find out more at: www.SmokeAlarmWarning.org Australian legislation (Queensland and the Northern Territory) and legislation in Zealand and some U.S. States mandates the use of photoelectric smoke alarms. Many authorities advise photoelectric alarms are "better" but for legal and political reasons are not allowed to warn that there is anything wrong with ionization alarms. However, in 2016 Australia's most senior fire official representing all fire brigades across Australia and New Zealand went public warning that "ionization smoke alarms should be banned". See his warning on Australian TV and discover for yourself why ionization smoke alarms should be banned: www.SmokeAlarmWarning.org

[@lindamchendry9581]

Watched but mine not there

[@akhter5996]

7:15

[@TboltProductions]

Are those smoke alarms in America?

[@archiey]

Colin Ota and she has been a booking in and the other family

[@metro_ken]

Colin Ota United Kingdom

[@garethdavis5491]

I'm eating cabab

[@NXEAFrenchie]

Lol he made one

[@terryht85]

21 haters

[@alongal9598]

As k

[@kbotah2023]

Bat-tree

[@stevegilbert9797]

Too much talk

[@jasonbraun7366]

too long

[@vpa0]

very bad camera work.

[@Petrov3434]

just how low can you go?

[@kylehill3643]

@@Petrov3434 There's nothing wrong for pointing out bad camera work.

[@garethdavis5491]

1:37

[@garethdavis5491]

6:23

[@peterferraioli9431]

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