โJul-25-2018 08:03 PM
โJul-27-2018 09:18 AM
mobeewan wrote:
My house has natural gas for the water heater and the gas pack. Why does the gument not require it to have a natural gas detector?
โJul-26-2018 08:42 PM
SidecarFlip wrote:
It's the one with the LED light that is either solid green or blinking red and t's hardwired into the system. Not the smoke detector on the ceiling, the other one and I only have 2, the smoke detector which is fine and this one, which isn't.
โJul-26-2018 08:07 PM
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โJul-26-2018 07:20 PM
SidecarFlip wrote:
Other than meeting the RIVA recommendation, I don't see the need for it actually. Smoke detector maybe but that irritating thing, no way.
โJul-26-2018 07:17 PM
โJul-26-2018 06:58 PM
beemerphile1 wrote:
Disabling a safety device makes about as much sense as saying "my brakes were squealing so I cut the hydraulic hoses". :B
โJul-26-2018 06:26 PM
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โJul-26-2018 02:38 PM
HadEnough wrote:
Yes. The CO detector will go off when it detects hydrogen from battery charging also. Important to know.
โJul-26-2018 02:33 PM
โJul-26-2018 08:09 AM
Bobbo wrote:
We had a Class C. Driving to Yellowstone, it went off about Denver. We figured it needed replacement (the MH was 4 years old), so we stopped at Walmart and bought a new one. Installed it in the Walmart parking lot. About 30 minutes later, the new one went off. We went to an RV dealer who sent us to the Ford shop he uses. The Ford shop, when told we were traveling cross country, pulled a tech off of a commercial truck she was working on to work on us. (Considerate of the dealer.) After about an hour she reported that the doghouse had been improperly installed (that is on me) and was leaking CO past the gasket. Kept the MH for another 7 years and it never went off again. (I also never had occasion to take the doghouse off again.) :B