Please see Important Data from Owner’s Manual and my Special Instructions Sheets.  

 

***** NOTE: C O is almost ALWAYS picked up by Monitors while being transported, from both the UPS Trucks and especially from the Propane Forklifts being used in the terminals. Therefore, there may be C O accumulated inside the housing and in the sensor when it is initially removed from its individual box that will cause an alarm within a minute or so of initially installing the battery. Before installing any Monitor, the “Stored Data” should be electronically cleared.

To CLEAR / ERASE all stored data, you simply depress the Test / Hush / Clear button, and continue to hold it depressed until the Green L.E.D. illuminates with a continuous, [not blinking],  green light. Release the button, and the Monitor will immediately sound a long single beep, and the LCD will display “Clr”, indicating that all previously stored data has now been erased.

Removal of the battery will immediately cancel the “Hush Cycle” feature; however, it is very important to remember that removal of the battery does NOT “clear / erase” the stored data saved in your Monitor. This can be a very important feature in my opinion because it prevents you from accidentally losing this important stored data which you might need to show to the 1st Responders, the Medical, [Hospital or Hyperbaric Therapy  people that could possibly  become involved or perhaps a Liability / Trial Attorney. The stored data is cleared / erased ONLY when you intentionally / mechanically clear the stored data.

When the "Hush" is employed, the audible alarm is silenced for the designated period of time: however, the visual display continues to show the current level of CO present. IF, after any "Hush", the CO levels present continue to rise to the next higher level, the Monitor will automatically OVER-Ride the "Hush" and reactivate the audible alarm at the higher, faster, level  of warning.

To activate / employ the “Hush” feature, as soon as the Monitor’s audible alarm warning cycle competes the third of its 3 beeping cycles, simply touch / push the test / hush / reset button and the LCD display window will show “Acc”, to acknowledge your request the “Hush” to be employed. The Monitor will then show “SIL”, to indicate that after three cycles of “test beeps” is completed, [which follows every push of the “Test” button, every time, for any reason], your Monitor will be SILENT for the specified period of time, unless the C O present rises to the next higher level of warning.

***** The following is a Very Important Feature  

Not only does the “Hush” feature silence the audible alarm caused by carbon monoxide, it will also silence any so called “false alarms” which can occur with ALL C O sensors if the volume of “cross-sensitive” fumes / gases is great enough to overpower the filtering system being used by the sensor manufacturer. In such cases, the “Odor / Smell” of the these fumes / gas is usually so strong that the consumer should be able to determine exactly what it is: i.e., paint thinner, aerosol deodorant, etc.. and either vent out the fumes or temporarily remove the CO alarm / Monitor from that area until the fumes can be vented. After the fumes are vented, return the CO alarm / Monitor to its proper location.  

Call me personally anytime you have a questions or problems that you can not find the answer for in your Owner’s Manual or on my website at: www.coexperts.com , I can be reached at 888-443-5377.

George E. Kerr, CEO / Founder

C O – Experts

gekerr@tds.net

www.coexperts.com