We’ve all heard the very annoying chirp of a dying smoke detector. Dead, dying or missing batteries are the top reasons for smoke detector malfunctions. Batteries should be changed at least once a year, and older models that are over 10 years old should be replaced. Some detectors are also equipped with a test mode, so testing your detectors throughout the year will also help indicate if any maintenance needs to take place. Every foreclosure I have ever been in has at least one “chirping” smoke detector. I’m half tempted to start carrying 9V batteries with me on showing appointments just so I can quiet them down! Uncategorized
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