stubborn alarm

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2012 RT 170...had my propane/CO alarm go off...dealer said they couldn't find the problem...went off again and pulled the fuse and turned off the propane.  I am taking it back for the service tech. to get to the bottom of it.  Has this happened to anyone out there?  Suggestions?  :h

rudysworld · Answer

Not sure when yours is going off, but I had a problem with batteries overcharging and gasses released would make alarm go off.  I plug in at home which is where I store our MH and disconnect battery to be sure they do not overcharge.

ksg5000 · Answer

Take it to a propane dealer and determine whether you have a propane leak - if no leak - then replace the detector.  Pretty much what the "dealer" should have done.

hershey · Answer

Propane detectors are throwaway items.  Many items used (hair spray) will cause them to fault.  Once they start faulting, you just bite the bullet and replace.  Of course before the propane police jump on me, insure that there really isn't a propane leak.

fla-gypsy · Answer

hershey wrote:Propane detectors are throwaway items.  Many items used (hair spray) will cause them to fault.  Once they start faulting, you just bite the bullet and replace.  Of course before the propane police jump on me, insure that there really isn't a propane leak.X2 many things can set them off

john_milner · Answer

Everything from air freshner to onion peels in the trash can will set these things off.

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