Why does my smoke detector keep chirping?

If your smoke detector keeps chirping, there are a few common reasons to consider:

1. Low Battery: A frequent culprit is a low battery. Even if you've replaced the battery recently, it could still be weak. Ensure you've inserted a fresh, high-quality battery, and double-check its expiration date.

2. Silence Button: It's possible the "silence" button on your smoke detector was pressed accidentally. This can cause the alarm to chirp once a minute for up to 15 minutes before resetting.

3. External Devices: Sometimes, other devices emit similar low battery chirps or warning tones. Make sure it's indeed your smoke alarm that's chirping.

4. Dust or Debris: Dust or debris buildup can interfere with the sensor, triggering false alarms. Regularly clean your smoke detector to prevent this.

If you've ruled out these issues and the chirping persists, it may be time to consult the manufacturer's instructions or seek professional assistance.

For more tips on smoke detector maintenance and troubleshooting, visit Point Monitor Corporation for expert guidance. Stay safe and keep your home protected!