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brobox · 10-29-2017, 07:13 PM

On the B it should be just before the 1/2 bath door a few inches above the floor.

Chuck1957 · 10-29-2017, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Matt D

The CO detector will be near the floor someplace and will likely have an LED and a button. Ours is rectangular, as are the others we’ve had.

Ours is located mid cabin, opposite the central vacuum port.

-Matt

Found it behind one of the dining table chairs adjacent the fridge at floor level
Thanks
Chuck

Trans. Cajun · 10-29-2017, 07:23 PM

Spraying an aerosol can can set off the CO2 alarm as well as our own body gases (methane).

swberry · 10-29-2017, 10:38 PM

The fuse is located in the first bay door drivers side directly under the drivers chair. Our detector started going off and would not stop. I removed the fuse, called entegra CS and they sent me a new CO2 detector. I also purchased a different kind of CO2 detector and positioned it directly under the bedroom television (44B) which I feel is a better location and at a better height.

RLH241 · 10-29-2017, 11:24 PM

Thanks for the responses. The alarm went off again as we were preparing to break camp. It was the CO/Propane alarm, and it looked like it was the Propane alarm light flashing. Of course, our 2017 Aspire has no propane. Right now it's behaving, but any future occurrence will probably force me to disconnect it (Thanks for the instructions) and get a replacement.

brobox · 10-30-2017, 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by RLH241

Thanks for the responses. The alarm went off again as we were preparing to break camp. It was the CO/Propane alarm, and it looked like it was the Propane alarm light flashing. Of course, our 2017 Aspire has no propane. Right now it's behaving, but any future occurrence will probably force me to disconnect it (Thanks for the instructions) and get a replacement.

The CO detectors by admission of Entegra, are very sensitive and weak. The two I have replaced working fine for about 6 months, then back to giving false alarms. Now that I am out of warranty, I will replace it with a better manufactures product.

Fattman-Litlboy · 10-30-2017, 09:55 AM

Our CO2 alarm sounded when I was driving and a full bottle of wine fell and broke on the tile floor (no damage), red wine, but it flowed completely to the front. I thought the alarm was for glass breakage, but discovered it was the CO2 detector. We used pure cheap vodka to remove the red stain on the carpet...total stain removal. Good memories!

jeffnjen · 11-09-2017, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by RLH241

Thanks for the responses. The alarm went off again as we were preparing to break camp. It was the CO/Propane alarm, and it looked like it was the Propane alarm light flashing. Of course, our 2017 Aspire has no propane. Right now it's behaving, but any future occurrence will probably force me to disconnect it (Thanks for the instructions) and get a replacement.

Mine kept going off too...the propane light keeps blinking...so disconnected it, till I get another