In the case of CO false alarms, they can be triggered by humidity. I'd temporarily hang one of these in a different location for safety.
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LP detectors can be set off by cleaning fluids, gasoline, and many other chemicals besides Liquid Petroleum. Very likely it is the outgassing of carpet glue or underlayment fumes. Put a small fan on the floor to help hasten dispersal of the fumes, perhaps relocate LP detector temporarily in a location away from carpet and a little higher from floor. (Don't place too high on the wall, in the case of an actual leak your RV would have to fill with gas to that level before a warning, making a very dangerous situation)