Propane alarm
I have a 2013 Class C Jayco Redhawk. We have had no issues with it until this summer. When not in use we keep it in a fully enclosed shed. No issues until this summer when from time to time we go...
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If it's just "chirping" instead of going off like a shrill siren, that would be an indication of low voltage.
(Is your battery charged/charging properly?)
If it's actually alerting (shrill siren sound) and airing it out quiets it, that would indicate you have a leak somewhere. You can use a battery operated/free standing detector to get a "second opinion".
If your original detector still goes off and the second one doesn't, you might want to call the alarm's manufacturer to see if there's a recall or if your unit can be replaced under warranty.
(Is your battery charged/charging properly?)
If it's actually alerting (shrill siren sound) and airing it out quiets it, that would indicate you have a leak somewhere. You can use a battery operated/free standing detector to get a "second opinion".
If your original detector still goes off and the second one doesn't, you might want to call the alarm's manufacturer to see if there's a recall or if your unit can be replaced under warranty.
