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[Neill Randall]

Have a weird beeping noise coming from fuse box general area. Is not propane sensor( have disconnected wires). Beeps once every 60 seconds. Any ideas?

[hddecker]

Originally Posted by Neill Randall

Have a weird beeping noise coming from fuse box general area. Is not propane sensor( have disconnected wires). Beeps once every 60 seconds. Any ideas?

Have you tried disconecting the shore power and let it reset itself. Sometimes it's just that simple.

If unpluging doesn't stop it, it'll be a 12V problem, start pulling fuses one by one until it stops.
Then check what that fuse is controlling.

If it goes back to beeping when you plug back into shore power, could be someting near the power distribution panel that is alarming.

I hope you have hooked you propane detector back up, them puppies save lives.

Good luck in tracing the problem.

[ATCguy]

Sounds to me like the smoke detector(s) when it's time to replace the battery...

[hddecker]

Originally Posted by ATCguy

Sounds to me like the smoke detector(s) when it's time to replace the battery...

That would be a good bet. Amazing how sounds can travel in a camper or a vehicle, making them seem to be coming from somewhere else.

[azdryheat]

And they always seem to start beeping in the middle of the night!

[Handyman]

Originally Posted by hddecker

That would be a good bet. Amazing how sounds can travel in a camper or a vehicle, making them seem to be coming from somewhere else.

Very true

[MartyG]

Originally Posted by hddecker

Have you tried disconecting the shore power and let it reset itself. Sometimes it's just that simple.

If unpluging doesn't stop it, it'll be a 12V problem, start pulling fuses one by one until it stops.
Then check what that fuse is controlling.

If it goes back to beeping when you plug back into shore power, could be someting near the power distribution panel that is alarming.

I hope you have hooked you propane detector back up, them puppies save lives.

Good luck in tracing the problem.

Saved mine. Recently unpacked after a trip, must have bumped into stove burner knob. A little later, on the next trip to the camper, it was howling! I smelled propane as soon as I opened the door. Turned off both propane bottles, waved towel at doorway to silence alarm. Found knob ajar. What if I didn't return as quickly?