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1. Try removing and resetting the new battery in the smoke detector.
2. If the smoke detector still chirps, I suggest just purchasing a replacement smoke detector unit.
We have a "main" smoke detector (along with others inside bedrooms and in corridors.) When the "main" smoke detector chirps, we have found we have to replace it, with a fresh battery, entirely. To make sure we purchase the right unit, we remove the entire thing from the ceiling mount and take it to the hardware store.
The chirping must be coming from some physical object. Sometimes it can be difficult to locate a chirp. Maybe there is a CO detector nearby. Those chirp also.
Look at the detector you removed, and all others that may still be wired in.
They all have battery backup. Although the detectors are hardwired, the chirping is coming from one of the detectors to let you know to change the battery.
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