What should property managers do if a smoke alarm is faulty or not working?

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What should property managers do if a smoke alarm is faulty or not working?

When a smoke alarm is faulty or not working, property managers and landlords should take prompt action to ensure tenant safety and compliance by replacing or repairing as soon as reasonably possible.

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