LP gas leak detector sounding alert.
Yesterday my LP gas leak detector went on and we had no odor in the rv. I immediately turned off the LP gas tank off and checked for foul smell around stove fridge and even at each air intake and exha...
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No maintenance, but I would replace it. If you are staying in it, be sure to leave a vent open to circulate the air.
I am a stickler for safety, particularly with LP and carbon monoxide. If changing out for a new detector doesn't solve the problem, you've got more investigating to do. We bought a little "wand" detector. It is useful in finding leaks. When we bought our Class B (used), it was 8 years old and we replaced all the detectors in it. Don't know if that was necessary but I considered it cheap insurance.
Dale
I am a stickler for safety, particularly with LP and carbon monoxide. If changing out for a new detector doesn't solve the problem, you've got more investigating to do. We bought a little "wand" detector. It is useful in finding leaks. When we bought our Class B (used), it was 8 years old and we replaced all the detectors in it. Don't know if that was necessary but I considered it cheap insurance.
Dale
