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CFP-600L Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel
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Panel cannot
silence or reset
when fire
1) 3 min delay is enabled
2) key switch is lock
1) Disable 3 minute delay
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Delay mode not
working
1) Zone setup error
2) Delay time not set
3) Day/Night Mode not enabled 1) Set zone to detector
2) Set Delay Time
3) Enable Day/Night mode
13. Maintenance
Fire alarm panel should only be maintained by trained personnel, failure to do so may result damaging the panel
or even injuries.
To ensure continuous reliability of the fire alarm system it should be checked and serviced regularly. It is also
a good practice to keep a log book at the panel to record all activities.
The followings are general guides on the interval and scope of works.
13.1 Daily Check
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Check panel for any fault.
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Keep a record for any fault in log book.
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Rectify fault immediately.
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Take necessary action such as increase surveillance of affect area.
13.2 Monthly Test
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Monthly test check should include all the inspections described in daily check
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Simulate fire and fault condition on all zones to ensure system is operational.
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Confirm with monitoring station that fire and fault signals have been received.
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Check charger voltage and standby battery.
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Test power failure condition.
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Check panel visual and audible warning with lamp test button.
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Check operation of all fire alarm output.
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Visually inspect the condition of components, termination and cables.
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Ensure panel is clean and tidy.
13.3 Annual Test
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Annual test should in include all the inspections described in monthly test.
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The maintenance/servicing personnel should arrange to check the operation of at least 20% of
the detectors in an installation each year. The selection of detectors to be tested should be
spread over as many zones as possible and should be made in such a way that all detectors
in an installation should have been checked at least once in 5 years.
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Where the heat-sensitive element of thermal detectors or the enclosure of other detectors are
found to be coated with paint, dust or any material likely to affect the operation of the detectors,
such material should be cleaned off or if necessary have the detector replaced.