GE DeluxeDoorAlarm User manual
Do not use in wet locations
Personal Security
Deluxe Door Alarm
User Manual
Deluxe Door Alarm
Keypad Controlled
Low Battery Indicator
The alarm unit has a low battery circuit.
When the batteries reach a low level, the
indicator light will flash slowly. Average
battery life for typical usage is up to one
year.
Battery Compartment
Learn
button
Keypad
Home/
Away
Switch
Alarm/
Chime
Switch
Indicator
Light
Magnet
Mounting Plate
Double-
sided tape
Screws LEARN
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INSTALLING BATTERIES
The keypad controlled door alarm requires
three (3) AAA Alkaline batteries (not
included).
To install the batteries:
1. Remove screw from battery
compartment door located on back
of the unit. Slide off the door in the
direction of the arrow.
2. Insert three (3) AAA
batteries noting the
polarity diagram
inside the battery
compartment.
3. Replace door and
secure screw.
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CREATING YOUR PERSONAL ALARM CODE
The keypad allows you to set a personal
4-digit code for arming and disarming the
alarm.
1. Remove screw from battery
compartment door located on back
of the unit. Slide off the door in the
direction of the arrow.
2. Press the LEARN button.
3. The red light on the front of the alarm
will blink for 15 seconds. During this
time, input your 4-digit code. A beep
will confirm each input.
The unit will flash a
green light 3 times to
confirm the new 4-digit
code has been saved.
4. Replace cover and
secure screw.
Learn
button
LEARN
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INSTALLATION
1. Select desired location for alarm.
The alarm is designed to mount to
the door frame or to the door itself.
Use either the provided screws (for
permanent mounting) or double-sided
tape (for temporary mounting). The
recommended location is the back of
the door, with the magnet mounted to
the door frame. Mounting the alarm
to the door ensures that the alarm
will not be damaged by opening and
closing the door.
Recommended Mounting Method Alternate Mounting Method
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Note that the magnet may be
mounted to either side of the alarm as
long as the arrows line up.
Distance must be less than 1/2”
IMPORTANT: Whether mounting
to the door or door frame, the gap
distance between the alarm and
magnet must be 1/2” or less.
2. Attach the mounting plate to the
back of the alarm. Peel the protective
covering from one side of the
double-sided tape and then apply to
mounting plate. Remove protective
covering from the back side of the
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double-sided tape and lightly mount
the alarm in the desired position.
Make sure the surface you are
mounting to is clean and dry. For best
results, clean the mounting surface
with a mixture of 50% isopropyl
alcohol and 50% water.
Alarm
Mounting Plate
Double-sided tape
Do not apply firm pressure until
location is final.
NOTE: When mounting to a door
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frame, the mounting plate mounts
off-center to the left or right in order
to position alarm closest to the edge
of the door.
3. Using double-sided tape, lightly
attach the magnet to the opposite
edge next to the alarm. Line up the
arrows of the alarm and the magnet.
Ensure the distance between the two
pieces is 1/2” or less. To test the gap
distance, slide the ALARM/CHIME
switch to CHIME and open the door. If
chime sounds, then the gap distance
is correct. If it does not sound, move
either the alarm or magnet closer so
that gap distance is 1/2” or less.
4. Once you have confirmed the correct
positioning of the magnet and alarm,
lift the alarm off the mounting plate
and apply firm pressure directly to the
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plate itself. Once secured, reattach the
alarm to the mounting plate.
5. Apply firm pressure to the magnet to
secure its position as well.
OPERATING IN THE ALARM MODE
1. Locate ALARM/CHIME switch on right
side of the alarm unit.
2. Slide switch to ALARM position.
3. Choose HOME or AWAY on the left side
of the alarm unit.
HOME MODE
In HOME mode, the alarm will sound
when the gap between the alarm and the
magnet is greater than 1/2” (i.e. the door
is opened).
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