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User guide · Vesta-026

Vesta vann sensor WLS-23-F1 868

Coverage: Battery replacement – opening partly described

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Battery/power: 1 × CR123, 3 V lithium

Before you start: check the full model name. Agreement test/service with the alarm provider before opening. Keep fastening and placement. On real smoke or fire: manage the danger first.

1. Take down or open

  1. Carefully lift the floor sensor, or lift it off its wall screw without pulling the probe cable.
  2. Locate the battery compartment. The source does not precisely describe how to release the enclosure; confirm this before using tools.

2. Bytt batteri / lad

  1. Once the compartment has been opened correctly: remove the battery and press the internal Function button twice. Insert a CR123 following the markings.

3. Put together and in place

  1. Close the enclosure correctly. Return it to the same non-conductive floor surface or hang it back on the screw.

4. Test and confirm normal operation

  1. Arrange a test of both water alarm and restoration. Check that the battery warning clears. Do not submerge the entire unit.

Attach and Mount

  1. For built-in floor probes, leave the plastic plug in the external socket. For an external probe, remove the plug and insert the probe cable. A missing plug without a probe may cause a beep every ten seconds.

Original images and technical drawings

Technical drawing is not installed here yet. Open the associated original manual and control model before demounting.

Check that the drawing and any variations in the original manual are consistent with the device. Sources checked 08.09.2026. The step marked as derived is not an explicit disunity instruction from the manufacturer.

Date: ________; · Battery type/number: ____________________________________________________________
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WLS-23 Series · Vesta-modell: WLS-23-F1

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Vesta/By Demes: modellgrunnlag · Kontrollert 08.09.2026

Help when the product does not work

Wireless sensor: Read battery and connection state in the system. For low battery, use the model battery guide and check the battery type and whether it is replaceable. Note new metal objects or other changes near the sensor.

Choose the symptom and check the model scope before following the steps. This is troubleshooting, not a list of confirmed product defects.

General advice — model-specific fault procedure missing.

Water detector: persistent leak alert or no alert

Applies to: General advice for the sensor type — not a verified procedure for this model. Use the model manual for opening, battery type, testing and settings.

  1. First check for an actual leak. Stop the water if safe and keep away from wet electrical equipment.
  2. After addressing the leak, check whether the probe/contacts remain wet, dirty or displaced.
  3. Follow model instructions for cleaning and drying. Do not immerse the sensor. Arrange the manufacturer test and check that alarm and restoration reach the receiver.

Check the result: The system registers the test and return to dry/normal state.

Stop and get help: For repeated alerts on a dry surface or a failed test, contact support. Do not move the probe away from the leak area just to clear the alert.

Background source / example model (not model verification): support.ajax.systems — open documentation

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Sources reviewed 9 September 2026. Not tested on your installation.