I need to replace our system sensor. Is this something that is easy to replace on our own?
1971482
Yes butt,but call your alarm company to take the system out of service for anticipatedduration of replacement.
1971483
If you're replacing one, it's something you'll probably just need a screwdriver for. Just don't touch any bare wires together that aren't already touching. It won't hurt, but could set off your alarm. I'm not sure if it works with all systems, but it worked well with ours.
1971484
Yes, as long as you can use existing wires. make sure system is in test mode
1971485
Yes, it is very easy, but it might not be allowed by your State's FA regulation.
49256
The hare rate sensor's battery. Is easy to replace. I am not sure about the monitor's.
1701668
you have to take the electrical cover off to access the sensor. Snip some wires and re-wire new sensor it should only take at most 20 minute to complete the task.
1317084
I have P409s and now batteries went out, I have to replace and don´t know what sensor to buy. Anybodu know??????
1946050
Since it comes as one unit i would replace the whole thing. I didnt have very good luck with is product. It was a real pain in the @ss! The glass has the touch sensor attached to it.
596367
Yes, the sensor can be removed and replaced. It may depend on the position it's in after it's screwed in.
1459583
Removing the battery will NOT RESET the sensor. That was my mistake, I did not know that, and I ordered a replacement sensor. You have to reset the sensor after a battery change by pressing a thin tool, like for example a pin into the small hole opening on the back.
1048589
I haven't had any sensor problems with this kit and I installed it myself, its been about 2yrs with zero problems
1936546
Yes. This is what I'll be doing as well, bypassing the sensor. One of my many projects for this weekend. Lol
1701674
It is an inexpensive sensor ... doubtful they make it in a way to be taken apart.
1938521
It should replace it just fine! I have several of these and they work great. Super easy to install and easy to use.
2107502
Yes, you will need the ATEQ Quickset tool. Do you have the sensor IDs written down?Here is a link to the tool: ATEQ QuickSet TPMS Reset Tool
2052849
I agree with you. I also did not find it very clear. My advice is to pay close attention to what to what is written not the diagram. It is very easy to install incorrectly otherwise. Also before you remove faulty sensor - not how the wires are attached and label them before removing. That way you can install replacement without instructions. Finally - new time delay switch is touchy. I would set it to middle position. Good luck.
2124305
I contacted my home security company to get a list of sensors that are compatible with my existing security system. This one was one of those in the list. I would suggest you to do the same.
116911
No additional parts for the sensor. My car had four sensors. Depending on your car and the location of the sensor you are replacing, you might find you need a specialized wrench socket to remove the old sensor, but you will just need to check your car and see. Otherwise, very simple and straight-forward.
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Yes, the home owner can reset the unit. I have had to reset mine. You just have to make sure the sensor is dry and then press the button on the wall unit. The sensor does not need to be replaced if the unit is activated. The sensor needs to be removed from the paper sleeve and dried off. I used a paper towel. The paper sleeve then needs to dry out before it can be used again. Once everything is dry, the sensor can be placed back into its location.
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Quite easy, just pry off the top cover of the larger sensor with a small flat head screwdriver. There is a small groove in the case where you can do this. Once the cover is off, you will see the flat circular battery held in place by a small metal bracket. The battery slides in and out only in one direction. Can't recall exact battery type, but it will be on the battery and it is a common type used in calculators Etc. and easy to find locally.