Alarms and Warnings
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Alarms and Warnings
CO Monitor
Propane and Carbon Monoxide alarm
Your vehicle has been equipped with a combination propane leak
and carbon monoxide detection device for your protection. The
carbon monoxide and propane detector is located on the
passenger side, near the floor under the TV. These detectors
have a service life, beyond which point they need to be replaced.
The detector requires no maintenance other than periodic
replacement. See the User Manual supplied with the unit for
replacement intervals.
Be sure the detector is operating while using your vehicle. Do
not block air circulation in the area where the propane leak
detector is located. The detector runs on 12 volt power from the
coach batteries, which is supplied to the detector whenever the
battery disconnect switch is on. For this reason, whenever the
vehicle is occupied, particularly when you are asleep, the battery
disconnect switch should be on the "on" position.
Coach power on the Monitor Panel must be on for
detector operation. Make sure your battery disconnect
switch is on.
Do not disable, unplug, or otherwise hinder the operation of this detector or the smoke detector.
The detector has a useful service life, beyond which it needs to be replaced. See Manufacturer
’
s Owner
’
s Manual for
other operating instructions, or look for the sticker which is sometimes placed on the detector to see the replacement
date.
