Sep-18-2014 12:51 PM
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RJsfishin wrote:
I have a CO detector that woke me up at 2 am. But it will never wake me up again, ever 🙂
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Sep-18-2014 10:45 PM
DutchmenSport wrote:
My firsts 2 TT's did that with the Co2 and smoke detectors
1775 wrote:
This brand of CO Detector has two alarms - one that will make it beep when the coach battery that is powering it is low and one that will start warning you - like yours is - that it is near the end of its life. These have a three to five year lifespan and they need to be replaced when they reach that. There should be a date stamped somewhere on the unit - usually the back of the unit - with the manufacture date. Older models were good for three years. Newer models are good for five. Check the date. If this keeps doing this - replace it. The CO Detector is too important to have a faulty one. You can buy a replacement for $50 to $60 on Amazon or at an RV shop.
I had the RV two years when mine started doing this. When I looked at the date it turns out an old unit was installed.
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Sep-18-2014 01:43 PM
RoyB wrote:
Read your literature on how your installed ALARMS are suppose to work...
Roy Ken
darsben wrote:
If my battery is low and the furnace starts then my sensor starts the Beep.
I figure this is because of the starting draw
Sep-18-2014 01:38 PM