PowerMaster 360R — fault-finding tips

• Locate the OK key (below the display), and press it. Each time you press the button, it will cycle through the problems that it has.
• Typical faults are: low battery on a sensor, siren, or telephone line fault.
• You can silence the beep for 4 hours at any time by pressing the unlock key on a keyfob, or unlock and user code on the control panel keypad. If the panel clock is correct, it will not beep between 8pm and 7am.

Battery faults

• Battery faults will be indicated by Z01, Z02 etc; low battery on a keyfob will be indicated by F01, F02 etc; low battery on the external siren will be indicated by S01.
• We recommend you contact us to change any sensor or siren batteries for you. Keyfob batteries you can do yourself — once changed, press a button on the fob to send a message to the control panel that the new battery is installed.

Power faults

• Check the panel has a green circle lit up underneath the display. If it is, there is power present — if the display showed a power failure, it would have been a previous fault.
• If there is no triangle showing, the panel either has no mains power coming into it (check the plug/fuse it is connected to), or the panel may have a faulty power supply. Please contact us to arrange a replacement.

For more information, see pages 13 and 14 of the PowerMaster 360R user guide.