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From https://www.justanswer.com/ythi JustAnswer Customer: What does a blinking red light every 10 to 15 seconds mean? Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: Hello and welcome to JustAnswer. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: 1) The red flashing LED can have different meanings. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: The unit may have gone into alarm mode or no AC voltage is present or the test/silence button was depressed. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: Double check the wiring connections and/or reset the circuit breaker. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: Refer to the chart shown on the link below for the status of the LED's: http:/media.diversitech.com/doc/DOC31906.pdf JustAnswer Customer: We will try your suggestions when we get home. JustAnswer Customer: Thanks Kevin Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: No problem, glad to assist. JustAnswer Customer: Tried all your suggestions to no avail. JustAnswer Customer: Now we have a second smoke detector blinking the same red light. JustAnswer Customer: They are dated July, 2011. JustAnswer Customer: Could it be time to replace them? Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: To early to replace them. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: Smokes are recommended to be replaced every 7 to 10 years, depending upon the manufacturer. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: Are the smokes inter-communicated with an inter-connection wire? Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: How many wires at each smoke, 3 wires? Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: What is the status of the Green LED? Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: What is the status of the Green LED? JustAnswer Customer: I believe they are interconnected as they talk to each other. JustAnswer Customer: There are three wires. JustAnswer Customer: The green light stays on steady with the red light blinking once every 5 seconds. JustAnswer Customer: Now a second smoke detector is doing the same thing. JustAnswer Customer: We have a total of four. JustAnswer Customer: The detectors are USI Electric Inc. JustAnswer Customer: The builder installed them as we bought the model home 4 years ago. JustAnswer Customer: We did have an issue with the detector upstairs as well. JustAnswer Customer: When my son took a shower, the alarm would go off as the bathroom was connected to the bedroom. JustAnswer Customer: The detector was changed out but the issue is now when he tries to put on the ceiling fan, it starts going off. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: Thanks for the replies. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: 1) Since they are interconnected with the communication wire, I suggest to temporarily remove the inter-communication wire splice (usually a red or an orange wire) and isolate the 1 detector that is causing the red LED to constantly flash. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: In other words as a temporary test, isolate and make this smoke unit a single unit, not inter-communicate. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: If the red LED now flashes normally as shown in the link status that I provided, very possible that one of the other downstream smokes has a loose inter-communication wire splice. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: 2) Bathrooms are normally not wired to other rooms unless the home is older. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: Modern day electrical codes require the bathroom to reside on its own dedicated 20 amp circuit. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: If the home was built in 2011, then the bathroom should have it's own dedicated 20 amp circuit and not connected to the bedroom as that is a code violation. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: The bedrooms should have their own circuits. Kevin: Licensed Electrical Contractor: 3) Have you tried to reset the smokes? Pearl Wilson: Assistant: If you have a home improvement or appliance question and want to chat with an expert now visit justanswer.com/ythi

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