Carbon Monoxide from Furnace
We have a 2004 Holiday Rambler (Monaco) Neptune and have had two serious problems we can't seem to resolve. First for two days up in Jackson, WY we smelled the same type of exhaust odor perceived fro...
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CO is differant from Propane and I doubt that the propane detector can detect CO Rather than shutting down the furnace and gas they ( the firemen) should have used their CO detector to pin point the problem. I would bet that you have a broken heat exchanger in the furnace. AND any Rv furnace I have seen uses one motor and has a double ended shaft to power the blades. One for the heat and the other for exhust. Did he really put in a new motor? I would look hard at the heat exchanger. Don't forget CO is orderless so you can't smell it. And CO is lighter than air so you want a detector near the ceiling. Propane at the floor
