presence
of
low
levels
of
potentially dangerous
lP
gas
that
may
have been released due
to
a range top
or
oven burner flame loss, a gas piping leak, or
an
incorrectly adjusted appliance burner. The
unit
will
also
disconnect
the
gas supply
at
the
lP
tank
when
it
senses
lP
or similar gases.
The
detector
unit
is powered
by
the
12-volt DC
system in
your
motor
home.
Apower
switch
is
located
on
the panel. A green light on the detector front panel
indicates
that
the
detector
has power.
If
the
power
switch
is
OFF,
gas
flow
from
the
tank
is
cut
off
by
a special solenoid valve located
at
the tank.
A silence
button
allows you
to
temporarilY'quiet
the alarm
for
60
seconds
after
it
has been
set
off
or after testing.
If
the alarm does
not
sound during a
test
or
if
the
green indicator
light
is
not
visible, see
your
dealer
or
an
authorized Fleetwood Service Center. There are
no batteries or user serviceable
parts
inside
the
unit.
NOTE: Remember
to
turn
off
the
detector
If
you
are
not
using
your
motor
home. The
detector
draws enough current
to
discharge your battery_
Test
the
leak
detector
each·time
the
motor
home LIGHTING LP GAS APPLIANCES
is relocated and
set
up
for
use. Detailed operating Information
for
the
LP
appliances
TESTING PROCEDURE:
can be found In
your
Owner's
Information
Package.
• Hold a butane-fueled pocket lighter near the Please read and
follow
these
Instructions.
sensor.
Air
trapped in
the
gas lines
may
delay
the
initial
• Open
the
lighter
valve
without
striking
the
flame. lighting
of
any.
appliance.
It
could take several
seconds
• The
feaR
detector
shouldJespond'
within
a
few"
·orminutesJorthe
gas
to
reach
the
appliance.
To
purge
seconds. some
of
the air from
the
gas
system,
first
light
a
• Press
the
silence
button
to reset
the
alarm. . burner
on
the range. The other appliances
will
then
. light more quickly.
•
lightly
fan
the
area around the
detector
to
insure
complete dispersion
of
the gas from the lighter,
ALWAYS
FOLLOW
THE
APPLIANCE
MANUFACTURER'S
and
to
prevent
another
sounding
of
the
alarm.
LIGHTING
AND
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS.
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