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No, it's approx 10+ years old. Bought it new.

Thanks for all of your input and advice which I have taken on board. Cheers

The point is, if I had been advised when the fault was first detected, then my agent could have investigated it with the tenant who has long gone. We could have also matched up records of when the routine inspection of the smoke alarms were done.

I have an apartment in Richmond, 3121, VIC. I have just received a bill from the OC for $2000 to trace faulty smoke alarms on our level and it appears the hard wired smoke alarms in our apartment were at fault. They supposedly were changed. By whom, no one knows. When? Again no one knows...