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Your gas detector is powered by your RV battery and/or your inverter. It draws less current than drawn by one
instrument panel lamp. Your detector will operate to detect gas until your battery is drained down to 10 volts.
(Your low battery condition is 10.4 volts.) If the power source (battery and/or inverter) is disconnected, or if the
power is otherwise interrupted, the detector will not operate.
Your Gas Detector has a self check circuit which runs at all times when the detector is powered. In the event
that the circuitry fails, a failure alarm will sound. It is a continuous series of short beep tones between long
intervals and is distinctively different from the alert sound.
SERVICE
See your RV Dealer or a qualified LP Gas Service Center should service be required. If they are not familiar
with this product, have them call CCI for assistance. If service is not available in your area, call CCI.
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MOST COMMON CAUSES OF APPARENT MALFUNCTION
1. New Coach Odor: The glues and other materials used in manufacturing the coach produce vapors which
may be detected when the coach is closed up on a warm day . Air out the coach thoroughly.
2. Keeps Beeping: The gas detector beeps about once every minute, - even when it is turned off. The
problem is a weak battery in the smoke detector which causes the smoke detector to produce short beeps
which sound similar to the alert sound of the LP Gas Detector. This is a high pitch tone and bounces off the
walls, making its location very hard to pinpoint. If the sound is not coming from the LP Gas Detector identify
the source and refer to the sources section in this manual for means of repair.
3. Hair Spray triggers the detector: Most aerosol hair sprays use butane gas as the propellent. Butane,
like propane, is heavier than air and will settle to the floor level where it will be detected. The detector is doing
its job as butane is combustible.
4. Other Gases: Other gases which can cause the detector to respond with an alert include the vapors from
any fuel, liquor, alcohol, deodorants, colognes, perfumes, wine, adhesives, lacquer, and most cleaning
agents.
5. Slow beep rate: This could be the failure alarm and will occur in the event that the circuitry fails. It is a
continuous series of short beep tones between long intervals and is distinctively different from the alert
sound.
After reviewing the above, if the problem still exists, call CCI for assistance.
NOTE: The LP Gas Leak Detector enters a cleaning and initializing mode every time it is powered. If turned
off for less than 15 minutes, the LP Gas Leak Detector may produce several short “chirps” within the first 80
seconds of operation. This is normal.