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CO detectors sounding alarm

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Re: CO detectors sounding alarm

Postby RGrew176 » April 4th, 2017, 11:47 pm

405driver wrote:Source of the post Thanks....
When I took my 1997 Charles (50A) to "Inverter" for testing, they explained exactly what you said above. The charger tested ok but I decided to replace it with a Promarine because I liked some of the features on the charger. Specifically that after a given period of time and completely charged batteries, it shuts off.



Thanks for the tip. I know that my CO detector is older than 5 years so it's time for a replacement. I use a battery operated version and I know that it still worked last season but time for a new one.
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