he have a fifth wheel and have learned that if the furnace is on and if the hotwater tank is set to propane the carbon monoxide monitor will go off continually. so once we eliminate one, then the carbon monoxide detector stops. but i would definitely bring it to a shop that you trust and have them check it out.
Thanks for that info. We had to disconnect it to get it to stop and are going to most likely have it replaced it seems like. The thing is we didn’t even have the water heater on so there was nothing to trigger it. It spent a whole week after that, never stopped beeping so we had to disconnect it.
he have a fifth wheel and have learned that if the furnace is on and if the hotwater tank is set to propane the carbon monoxide monitor will go off continually. so once we eliminate one, then the carbon monoxide detector stops. but i would definitely bring it to a shop that you trust and have them check it out.
Thanks for that info. We had to disconnect it to get it to stop and are going to most likely have it replaced it seems like. The thing is we didn’t even have the water heater on so there was nothing to trigger it. It spent a whole week after that, never stopped beeping so we had to disconnect it.