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What smoke and carbon monoxide alarm rules apply to landlords in Indiana?
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Smoke detectors: the owner installs them and repairs or replaces one within 7 working days after written notice
When: Within 7 working days after written notice that a smoke detector needs repair or replacement
The owner, manager or rental agent must install required smoke detectors and repair or replace a required smoke detector within seven working days after being told in writing that it needs repair or replacement. The occupant tests them at least every six months.
"the replacement and repair of a required smoke detector within seven (7) working days after the owner, manager, or rental agent is given written notification of the need to replace or repair the smoke detector." iga.in.gov
"the installation of a required smoke detector; and" iga.in.gov
Smoke detectors: the owner installs them and repairs or replaces one within 7 working days after written notice Verified
Deadline: Within 7 working days after written notice that a smoke detector needs repair or replacement
The owner, manager or rental agent must install required smoke detectors and repair or replace a required smoke detector within seven working days after being told in writing that it needs repair or replacement. The occupant tests them at least every six months.
"the replacement and repair of a required smoke detector within seven (7) working days after the owner, manager, or rental agent is given written notification of the need to replace or repair the smoke detector." iga.in.gov
"the installation of a required smoke detector; and" iga.in.gov
Notes: Indiana Code 22-11-18-3.5(e).
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