As the battery life of your smoke detector approaches its end, a high-pitched 'chirp' will typically indicate that it's time to replace the batteries. However, ensuring that your smoke detectors are functioning correctly requires an additional step. It's important to note that, apart from swapping out the batteries, it's essential to replace the smoke detectors themselves when they reach a certain age. According to FEMA, smoke detectors should be changed every 10 years from their manufacturing date. Unlike the audible 'change battery' alerts, the indication to replace the entire smoke detector is silent.
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