20 Most Recent GE Security Simon 3 Wireless Home Security System - Page 2 Questions & Answers

It might not hurt to try the "Microsoft Solution" and reboot the system. First disconnect the AC power then disconnect the battery. Wait 1 minute then reconnect the battery and reconnect the AC power.See ifyou can arm and disarm the system. Then reconnect the siren and try again to arm and disarm the panel. If the keypads beep it can usually give you an error code that will help you pinpoint the problem.

Check all ur windows and doors sensoring connections,might need to be changes.Weather is too hot or too cold,will trigger the alarm.When u arming tries by passed and any error codes for doors or windows connections codes.This should stop the fault alarm by the expanding and contracting sensors by the weathers.

There is a couple steps in removing this panel. First, unplug the unit and then locate the tab on the top of the unit, it has to be pushed down. When the tab is pushed down the first faceplate should drop down, exposing the keypad with the menu options. Second, you need to get a small flat head screwdriver and put it under the clip at the top of the panel. You can locate it by finding where your pushed the original tab down; it's right below that. Once you have your screwdriver under the small clip, push the clip up and pull the 2 faceplate towards you. Finally, after the second plate is down, unscrew/unplug the wires from the panel, unscrew the mounting panel and your done! Beware, depending on how your alarm is hooked this can cause a short to your household telephone lines causing them not to work!

Do you mean the access code for turning off an alarm or arming the system before leaving? If so, NO. You would have to know the original code to even enter programming to change the access code. Contact your realtor and have them get you in contact with the previous owner. Find out the code from them. If they properly removed their code before moving from the house use the default code, 1234. Good Luck.

replace the panel battery. it is mostlikey dead after having no ac power for 3 days.

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the sensor is going out, i would switch it out with another one in your house and see if the problem follows it there.

If your system is monitored call the central station first and tell them you are working on it. Then push down on release tab in top center to fold down the front face. Nest step is to use a small flat blade screw driver to push in and release the tab again in the top center and the unit will fold down towards you, hold on to it and you will see the battery compartment. Follow the red and black wires to the battery. Some units have a plastic lid over the battery that requires you to remove to small phillips screws to remove battery.

Get the front cover open by pushing the tab at the top of the panel down while pulling on it. When the cover is down enter the 4 digit master code using the red numbered keys. On the left you will fine a small menu that list different "options". You want to turn "option 1 off." To turn off option 1: Hit the delete key then the option button one time for option one finally push the bigger button in the left bottom corner. I think it's labeled enter or something to that effect. You can listen to the prompting of the panel to know exactly which one to push. After that close the front flap and no more beeping will happen. You will still get the siren in the event of an alarm but trouble conditions and entry exit beeps will be no more. I hope that helps!

try 6321 it might be it. depending on the area you live.

To clear the tamper enter the code and off twice in a row. The central station number will be given to you by the company monitoring your alarm which will cost you between $29 to $49 a month

There are many kind of passwords: master, dealer, user 1,2,3,4 and panic code. You have to enter to the programing mode the default is 4321 if this does not work you have to get the code from the company who sold it to you, so you can entrer the access code level which is the first section that appear once you have enter the right installer code after you reach the system programing section. Ouhsin the OK let you in using the arrow to scroll down let you go to other sectio of the program the OK is the enter button

If, as you say, you just changed the battery and had no phones right afterward it's likely that you accidentally loosened the phone jack inside the back of the panel(accessible when unit is opened to change the battery). Remove and then re-insert the phone-jack clip, usually on a wide flat cable, and carefully tuck/fold the wires in the hollow area so no pressure is on the phone jack & wire;recheck phones.

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Power your system down first. Plug in the battery, the panel should beep, then plug in the AC power. If the panel doesn't beep you might have a bad battery. If the panel powers up after the battery then AC power reset your time and the beeping should stop.

Open the system, unplug the transformer, disconnect one lead of your battery, reconnect the battery first, then the Ac if it says low battery still, then you need a new battery take the one you have go to battery plus get a new one, and reconnect it, it may still say low battery, wait for an hour for the battery to charge, disconnect the AC and battery again, reconnect the battery first then the transformer. It should clear the low battery.That battery is a 6 VDC 1,.9 Ah.