What should a driver do if, during a pre-trip inspection, an emergency exit alarm (which sounds if an exit is opened while the vehicle is running) fails to activate during testing?

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1. Address it only if a passenger specifically requests a working alarm
2. Treat it as a defect requiring repair before the vehicle is placed into passenger service
3. Continue operating the vehicle since the alarm is a minor convenience feature, since the exit itself can still be opened manually if needed
4. Disable the alarm system entirely to avoid false activations

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