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FLEETWOOD RV CLASS A GAS 2020 OWNER’S MANUAL 51
of combustion) . The smoke detector automatically
returns from alarm to
normal state when the
reason for activation,
the presence of smoke,
is completely removed .
Reduce risk of fire by
being safety conscious .
OPERATION
When a 9 Volt DC
battery
is correctly
connected the LED flashes every minute and a loud
alarm will sound when a production of combustion is
sensed
TESTING
Simply press the test button on the smoke alarm cover
for approximately three seconds . The alarm will sound
if all electronic circuitry, horn and battery are working
properly . The smoke alarm should be tested at least
once a week when the motorhome is in use, prior to
each trip and when the motorhome has been in storage .
When testing the smoke alarm it is advised to stand at
arm’s length or muffle the alarm .
MAINTENANCE
Maintenance for Proper
Operation:
• Test the smoke alarm
once a week .
• Keep a supply of 9
Volt DC batteries on
hand .
• Periodically vacuum the slots in the cover and sides
with a soft brush attachment . Test the smoke alarm
after the unit has been vacuumed .
• The smoke alarm will beep once a minute when
battery power is low . Immediately replace the
battery .
Troubleshooting
If the alarm does not sound when the test button is
pushed, or with a smoke test, try the following:
• Inspect alarm for obvious damage .
• Check for the recommended battery type .
• Check the battery for proper connection or replace
the battery if needed .
• Gently vacuum as recommended .
If these procedures do not correct the problem, do
not attempt repairs . Contact the manufacturer of the
alarm if the smoke alarm is within the warranty period .
Smoke detectors beyond the warranty period cannot
be economically repaired .
CARBON MONOXIDE/PROPANE
DETECTOR
American National Standards Institute (ANSI) 119 .2
- Fire & Life Safety 6 .4 .6 Carbon Monoxide Detectors
states
“CO detectors used must be listed as suitable for
use in RV’s and installed in accordance within the terms of
their listing. No specific mounting location is mandated for
CO detectors; only that they be installed in accordance with
their listing. The installation of the CO detector mounting
bracket alone will be considered acceptable as long as the
CO detector is provided.
A CO detector is required to be installed in any RV that
either contains an internal combustion engine or is designed
to have one installed. This would include all motorized
RV’s, regardless of whether the fuel source is gasoline,
diesel, propane, or other alternate fuel. This would also
WARNING:
There is no way to ensure against injury or loss
of life in a fire; however, the smoke detector
is intended to help reduce the risk of tragedy .
Additional smoke detectors may help to reduce
the risk . Proper use and care of the smoke detector
could save lives .
NOTE:
The unit will not operate without a battery . A
battery flag will pop up preventing the unit from
being installed to the mounting bracket without a
battery . Carbon Zinc batteries average a service
life of one year . Alkaline batteries average a service
life of one to two years .
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Located on Ceiling
INFORMATION:
Refer to the smoke detector OEM manual for
detailed information and maintenance information .