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Date Posted: 05/ 5/06 10:04am
In reply to:
Erik
's message, "Re: MasterGuard" on 12/25/05 5:16pm
>While using a dust mop to clean around the MG-50 Heat
>Detector I bumped the SIDE of the detector and the
>center fuse cap popped off, activating the alarm.
>
>The spring-loaded alarm wound down in 1 minute and
>didn't even get a yelp from the family pooch. The
>alarm had a nice ring. But when it takes the annoying
>buzzer of my alarm clock 2 feet from my ear longer to
>wake me up I really question if the MG-50 has the
>alarm intensity. But it at least can serve as a
>secondary alarm to the smoke detectors.
>
>After finding the center fuse cap it took me another
>10 minutes to find the steel center pin and spring
>that popped out after the fuse cap came off.
>Unfortunately, something else is missing or broken
>because the fused center cap does not want to affix.
>
>The serial number is 892570579 (not on the recall) and
>the unit was already installed in the home when I
>moved in 13 years ago. I do not have the owners manual
>to determine if I have retrieved all the parts.
>
>Anyone have similar experiences?
Not knowing what city you reside, I am sure you can find a local MasterGuard dealer to assit you. The fuse-link that you accidently knocked off can be reset provided the center of the fuse link is in tack. Dismount the heat detector and there should be a key like object attached to the back. Take the key and insert it into the hole and wind-up until you feel the tension. Holding the key and detector in one hand, take the other hand and snap on the fuse link. Once this is done remount the heat detector onto the fixed mount. You may contact MasterGuard at www.Masterguard.com and they will refer a local dealer to you.
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