I recently silenced the beep on my UPS by pressing the power button twice while it was beeping, and it continued to provide power. However, the LED indicators turned off, and I'm unsure if that's typical behavior. I powered it off and then back on, and it seemed to work fine. I tried silencing the beep again, and it worked as expected. I'm wondering if this method is correct or if it indicates a possible manufacturing defect since the manual doesn't mention this. My UPS has just one button and three LEDs.
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Sounds like you may have just disabled the battery functions while keeping the surge protection active. If it’s been a while, press that button again; it shouldn’t be beeping this time.
You mentioned your UPS model is Adhua PFM350-A. According to the manual, it should beep every 6 seconds when not connected to power. Might be worth checking connections, especially if you're experiencing issues with the LEDs and power supply.
If the manual’s not helping, I might suggest looking for an online PDF version for further details.
It’s likely the internal battery is dead. If you can’t see any indicator lights, it might be time for a replacement.
You probably just turned off the alarm that indicates an old battery that needs replacing. If that's the case, you should think about getting a new battery soon.
It’s tough to say without knowing the make and model of your UPS. If it's beeping while still supplying power, it could mean there's an issue like a bad battery. I suggest checking the manufacturer’s info for any error codes or warnings.
Yeah, a faulty battery can definitely cause that beeping. If you’re unsure, it might be best to test the battery's health.
Interesting, did you set everything up properly? Make sure all wires and connections are secure.