"Warning" beeps in night - from what?

[jasin1]

Originally Posted by LHaven

Interesting. You may have an easier time getting it fixed in the second year than the first. Non-selling dealers are more open to fixing on appliance warranties because they know many selling dealers aren't authorized for them. Check your warranty docs, make sure you have two years.

Also I will add in Hawaii I’m sure there are a few dometic and norcold authorized dealers around. They use these brands in the boating community and there are probably more boats on the island then rv’s

[WDPatterson]

Originally Posted by JRTJH

Any pets in the RV? Dogs tend to "emit methane gas during the night". If they're sleeping near the CO detector, that methane can trigger the CO detector.

This is the "standard beep schedule" from First Alert:

1 beep every 15 minutes: Low Battery, replace battery
3 beeps every 15 minutes: MALFUNCTIONING CO DETECTOR
5 beeps every 15 minutes: End of Life, replace unit.

The 1 beep can occur on hard wired units without an internal battery if the RV battery is low or there is a corroded/bad connection/bad ground in the wiring

The 5 beeps can occur "long before the 5 years" if the CO detector has been exposed to excess "triggering gasses". So, any ammonia cleaning products (think Windex or similar) can cause "early damage" to the detector, causing it to fail much earlier than the "5 year lifespan".

I'd suspect it's your CO detector that you're hearing when things are quiet in the trailer and you simply don't hear it during the day with all the "background noise"....

My detector went off, a couple of times. Found out the dog was sleeping too close to it. That's the fartiest dog I know.

[Scooper]

This will sound crazy, but do you have a dog? My co2 detector was alarming during the night, and we figured out it was from our dog passing gas while lying right beside the monitor. Moved the dog bed and no more alarms. Someone on one of these forums had posted this same situation, and that is how we figured it out. Far "fetched" I know, but it was our problem.

[dutchmensport]

Just curious, what did it cost to ship your camper from the main-land to Hawaii? My daughter and her family had their car transported from the main-land to Hawaii and it cost them over $2000 (if I remember right).... and that was a few years ago.

[wifi_guy]

Originally Posted by jasin1

Out of curiosity….why wouldn’t you get the refrigerator fixed while it’s still under warranty? I’m guessing you have a residential unit in your garage or coolers but I’d get the original one fixed while you still can.

LOL I am with you. Mind blown as to why you wouldn't get it fixed.

[LHaven]

Originally Posted by wifi_guy

LOL I am with you. Mind blown as to why you wouldn't get it fixed.

There are no Keystone dealers in Hawaii to perform warranty repair.

[wifi_guy]

Originally Posted by dutchmensport

There are no Keystone dealers in Hawaii to perform warranty repair.

The OP got the RV shipped to Hawaii, pretty sure if he/she wanted to figure it out, they could.

[Javi]

Originally Posted by LHaven

There are no Keystone dealers in Hawaii to perform warranty repair.

Doesn't have to be a Keystone repair, it just needs to be a warranty service for the fridge and with the number of boats over there I'll bet there is at least one 😉