Removing your Go!Control panel
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Disarm your Vivint system. This will prevent any false alarms while you’re disconnecting your panel.
Unplug your panel’s power source (the transformer). This should be the same plug your Vivint technician connected to your panel when your system was installed.
Use a screwdriver to unscrew the wires from the transformer.
Remove the screw on top of the panel with a Phillip’s screwdriver.
Take the top corners of your panel with both hands and gently remove the front cover. Be careful not to drop your panel, and don’t be alarmed if you hear any beeping.
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Hang your panel’s white safety strip on the backplate.
The white wire connected to the back of your panel is the same wire you unscrewed in step 3. Gently pull the wire out of the wall until you find the end.
Remove all the screws from the backplate of your panel and remove from your wall. Please note there will be a small hole in the wall.
Reassemble your panel by snapping the front cover and backplate together and replacing the top screw.
Your disconnected panel is running on reserve battery and might continue beeping after you’ve removed it from the wall. This is completely normal and not a sign of false alarms.
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Disarm your Vivint system. This will prevent any false alarms while you’re disconnecting your panel.
Unplug your panel’s power source (the transformer). This should be the same plug your Vivint technician connected to your panel when your system was installed.
Use a screwdriver to unscrew the wires from the transformer.
Remove the screw on top of the panel with a Phillip’s screwdriver.
Take the top corners of your panel with both hands and gently remove the front cover. Be careful not to drop your panel, and don’t be alarmed if you hear any beeping.
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Hang your panel’s white safety strip on the backplate.
The white wire connected to the back of your panel is the same wire you unscrewed in step 3. Gently pull the wire out of the wall until you find the end.
Remove all the screws from the backplate of your panel and remove from your wall. Please note there will be a small hole in the wall.
Reassemble your panel by snapping the front cover and backplate together and replacing the top screw.
Your disconnected panel is running on reserve battery and might continue beeping after you’ve removed it from the wall. This is completely normal and not a sign of false alarms.
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