Home carbon monoxide detector alarm from low battery, Oakland County MI
Fire & ArsonResponders discuss a carbon monoxide detector alarm caused by a low battery. They removed the battery, checked the house with a gas meter and found zero carbon monoxide. The homeowner will replace the detector.
Audio|Source: Oakland County Fire/EMS MABAS 3201 (North) - Dispatch/Tac/Talk (P25)
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Transcript:
That's her. The alarm is a low battery in the patient carbon dioxide detector. We went ahead and removed the battery. They're going to have to put in another one. We did check the house. There's zero carbon monoxide reading on the gas meter. It's clear there for the phone. (name withheld), it's a low battery plug-in fuel alarm. Homeowner will be getting a new one.
That's her. The alarm is a low battery in the patient carbon dioxide detector. We went ahead and removed the battery. They're going to have to put in another one. We did check the house. There's zero carbon monoxide reading on the gas meter. It's clear there for the phone. (name withheld), it's a low battery plug-in fuel alarm. Homeowner will be getting a new one.
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Oakland County, MI
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