Tools Needed:
Phillips head Screwdriver
6V 1.2AH or 6V 1.3AH
1. Disarm the system with your master or user code
2. Unplug the transformer from the wall outlet (This should be located near your keypad)
3. Remove the screw located at the top of the panel (Screw is optional)
4. Place thumbs on the left and right tabs and gently pry the system open
5. Apply pressure (with your fingers) to the clips above and below the battery
6. Disconnect the black and red wires from the battery
7. Connect the black and red wires to the new battery (Make sure to connect red to red and black to black)
8. Place battery back in with terminals upside down and the wording facing you (Tuck wiring under the battery to allow keypad to close)
9. Close keypad and re-install screw (if applicable)
10. Reconnect the transformer (power supply) to the outlet and press status
11. If your system still reports a low system battery (Run a sensor test)
12. Scroll until the display shows SYSTEM TEST
13. Quickly press OK
13. The display will show ENTER CODE
14. Enter your master code and quickly press OK
15. The display will show SENSOR TEST
16. Quickly press OK
17. The display will show all sensors being tested
18. Wait 60 seconds and press STATUS repeatedly to exit
19. Recheck STATUS to confirm system low battery has cleared