After hiring 3 individual electricians and changing all smoke alarms twice, the false alarm was from the carbon monoxide sensor. It never suggested something was incorrect (eg low-battery, etc). The alarm wasn't a fast audio (as suggested about the item), but rather was a continuing audio that will set off at various times, getting the identical audio whilst the "check" alert about the flame sensors (and that's why I began there first). The fire team had been named out twice which last period they unearthed that the COMPANY sensor was the issue. One fireman said he'd one the same as this he needed to get rid of due to false alarms.
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