First Alert Carbon Monoxide Alarm User Manual

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WHERE: “YYYY” IS THE 4 DIGIT YEAR DESIGNATION, “MMM” IS THE 3 DIGIT MONTH DESIGNATION (FIRST 3 LETTERS OF THE MONTH), AND “DD” IS THE 2 DIGIT DAY DESIGNATION

USER’S MANUAL

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WHERE: “YYYY” IS THE 4 DIGIT YEAR DESIGNATION, “MMM” IS THE 3 DIGIT MONTH DESIGNATION (FIRST 3 LETTERS OF THE MONTH), AND “DD” IS THE 2 DIGIT DAY DESIGNATION

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DATE CODE IS TO BE PERMANENTLY AND LEGIBLY STAMPED ON THE ALARM IN A CONTRASTING COLOR, MINIMUM HEIGHT IS 3/64TH INCH (1.2 MM) WITH FORMAT “YYYY MMM DD”

WHERE: “YYYY” IS THE 4 DIGIT YEAR DESIGNATION, “MMM” IS THE 3 DIGIT MONTH DESIGNATION (FIRST 3 LETTERS OF THE MONTH), AND “DD” IS THE 2 DIGIT DAY DESIGNATION

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DATE CODE IS TO BE PERMANENTLY AND LEGIBLY STAMPED ON THE ALARM IN A CONTRASTING COLOR, MINIMUM HEIGHT IS 3/64TH INCH (1.2 MM) WITH FORMAT “YYYY MMM DD”

WHERE: “YYYY” IS THE 4 DIGIT YEAR DESIGNATION, “MMM” IS THE 3 DIGIT MONTH DESIGNATION (FIRST 3 LETTERS OF THE MONTH), AND “DD” IS THE 2 DIGIT DAY DESIGNATION

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CARBON MONOXID E ALARM

10 YEAR SEALED B ATTERY OPERATED C ARBON MONOXIDE ALARM WITH DIG ITAL DISPLAY AND SIL ENCE FEATURE

IMPORTANT! PLEA SE READ CAREF ULLY AND SAVE.

The warnings/limit ations card and manu al contains impor tant information about your Carbon Mon oxide (CO) Alarm’s ope ration. If you are ins talling this CO Alarm for use by ot hers, you must leave th is manual—or a cop y of it—with the end user. Ref erence product car d for additional info rmation.

Printed in Mexico M08-152718-CO710A-CA K3 8/16

HOW YOUR CO ALARM WOR KS

GENERAL INFORMATION

• CO Alarm c ontains a seale d, non-replace able battery. O nce it reaches the e nd of its servi ce life, or after 10 ye ars—whiche ver comes first —you must inst all a new CO Alarm.

• High tem peratures, lo w temperature s, high humidity, i mpact or droppin g can adversely af fect LCD displ ays.

A CO Alarm measures the C O levels in the air. It will ala rm if CO levels rise quick ly (if the heat exchang er on your furnace breaks, for example), or if C O is consistently p resent (a slow CO leak on a f uel-burning applia nce). This carbon monoxide al arm features a perma nently installed se nsor, digital display wi th blue backlight, and a n 85 dB alarm horn. It a lso has a silence feature to tem porarily quiet the al arm horn. During st andby, the temperature i s displayed in degrees C.

THE PARTS OF YOUR CO A LARM

USER’S MANUAL

CARBON MONOXID E ALARM

10 YEAR SEALED B ATTERY OPERATED C ARBON MONOXIDE ALARM WITH DIG ITAL DISPLAY AND SIL ENCE FEATURE

Printed in Mexico M08-152718-CO710A-CA K3 8/16

HOW YOUR CO ALARM WOR KS

GENERAL INFORMATION

• CO Alarm c ontains a seale d, non-replace able battery. O nce it reaches the e nd of its servi ce life, or after 10 ye ars—whiche ver comes first —you must inst all a new CO Alarm.

• High tem peratures, lo w temperature s, high humidity, i mpact or droppin g can adversely af fect LCD displ ays.

THE PARTS OF YOUR CO A LARM

USER’S MANUAL

CARBON MONOXID E ALARM

10 YEAR SEALED B ATTERY OPERATED C ARBON MONOXIDE ALARM WITH DIG ITAL DISPLAY AND SIL ENCE FEATURE

Printed in Mexico M08-152718-CO710A-CA K3 8/16

HOW YOUR CO ALARM WOR KS

GENERAL INFORMATION

• CO Alarm c ontains a seale d, non-replace able battery. O nce it reaches the e nd of its servi ce life, or after 10 ye ars—whiche ver comes first —you must inst all a new CO Alarm.

• High tem peratures, lo w temperature s, high humidity, i mpact or droppin g can adversely af fect LCD displ ays.

THE PARTS OF YOUR CO A LARM

USER’S MANUAL

CARBON MONOXID E ALARM

10 YEAR SEALED B ATTERY OPERATED C ARBON MONOXIDE ALARM WITH DIG ITAL DISPLAY AND SIL ENCE FEATURE

Printed in Mexico M08-152718-CO710A-CA K3 8/16

HOW YOUR CO ALARM WOR KS

GENERAL INFORMATION

• CO Alarm c ontains a seale d, non-replace able battery. O nce it reaches the e nd of its servi ce life, or after 10 ye ars—whiche ver comes first —you must inst all a new CO Alarm.

• High tem peratures, lo w temperature s, high humidity, i mpact or droppin g can adversely af fect LCD displ ays.

THE PARTS OF YOUR CO A LARM

CONFORMS TO C SA 6.19-01

1. Test Button

2. Activation + Deactiva tion tab (back of unit ).

3. Silence Button

4. (Behind Cover) Alarm Ho rn: 85dB audible ala rm for

test, alarm, and unit mal function warning.

5. Peak level Button.

6. Digital Display with blue backlight.

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IMPORTANT! PLEA SE READ CAREF ULLY AND SAVE.

CONFORMS TO C SA 6.19-01

1. Test Button

2. Activation + Deactiva tion tab (back of unit ).

3. Silence Button

4. (Behind Cover) Alarm Ho rn: 85dB audible ala rm for

test, alarm, and unit mal function warning.

5. Peak level Button.

6. Digital Display with blue backlight.

IMPORTANT! PLEA SE READ CAREF ULLY AND SAVE.

CONFORMS TO C SA 6.19-01

1. Test Button

2. Activation + Deactiva tion tab (back of unit ).

3. Silence Button

4. (Behind Cover) Alarm Ho rn: 85dB audible ala rm for

test, alarm, and unit mal function warning.

5. Peak level Button.

6. Digital Display with blue backlight.

IMPORTANT! PLEA SE READ CAREF ULLY AND SAVE.

CONFORMS TO C SA 6.19-01

1. Test Button

2. Activation + Deactiva tion tab (back of unit ).

3. Silence Button

4. (Behind Cover) Alarm Ho rn: 85dB audible ala rm for

test, alarm, and unit mal function warning.

5. Peak level Button.

6. Digital Display with blue backlight.

Model CO710A

UNDERSTANDING YOUR CO ALARM

Display glows and horn chirps when Alarm is first activated.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: All segments are turned on fo r a short time upon init ial power. Then the temperature is displayed in degrees C.

ALARM RECEIVING BATTERY POWER

Horn is silent. Temperatur e will be displayed in degre es C.

DURING TESTING

One beep sounds when you pre ss button. It is la ter followed by a 4 beep pat tern that comes tw ice. DIGITAL DISPLAY: Display glows and shows “ts t”. Several ppm CO levels are al so displayed and the ala rm level is shown increa sing.

CO ALARM

Sensor has detected e nough CO to trigger an a larm. Blue backlight gl ows and horn sounds loudly (repeating 4 beeps , pause). See “If Your CO A larmSounds” for d etails. During an alarm, move everyone to a s ource of fresh air. DO NO T move the CO Alarm!

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “CO” al ternating with the p pm number, a full level, and “E VACUATE”.

CO ALARM REQUIRES SERVICE (MALFUNCTION SIGNAL)

The horn sounds 3 “chirps” e very minute. CO Alar m needs to be replaced.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “Err” is displayed.

CO ALARM END OF LIF E

The horn sounds 3 chirps ev ery minute. CO Alar m needs to be replaced.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “End” is displayed.

USING THE PEAK CO M EMORY

The CO Memory Featu re lets you check the high est level of CO recor ded during an alarm. NOTE: These bars will not appea r when CO accumulatio n is low. The bars will be displayed when unit is expos ed for a longer time and C O accumulation is higher.

TO CHECK CO MEMORY:

1. Press and release the Test B utton until the pe ak CO level is displayed. TO CLEAR CO MEMORY:

1. Automatically resets after 24 hours.

2. a. Press and release Test But ton until blue backli ght glows.

b. Press and release Test Bu tton to enter “clear m ode”. c. Press and release Test Bu tton quickly one mo re time to clear.

NOTE: Must press an d release. Press an d hold will run into “Test Mo de”. NOTE: The highest CO level will be s aved for 24 hours. DO NO T clear the CO Memory r eading

if you plan to call someone to i nvestigate a CO prob lem! Clear the CO Memor y reading only after the investigat or has checked your home. I f the investigator w ill not arrive within t he 24 hour time period before t he unit automaticall y resets, be sure to wr ite down the peak level .

UNDERSTANDING YOUR CO ALARM

Display glows and horn chirps when Alarm is first activated.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: All segments are turned on fo r a short time upon init ial power. Then the temperature is displayed in degrees C.

ALARM RECEIVING BATTERY POWER

Horn is silent. Temperatur e will be displayed in degre es C.

DURING TESTING

CO ALARM

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “CO” al ternating with the p pm number, a full level, and “E VACUATE”.

CO ALARM REQUIRES SERVICE (MALFUNCTION SIGNAL)

The horn sounds 3 “chirps” e very minute. CO Alar m needs to be replaced.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “Err” is displayed.

CO ALARM END OF LIF E

The horn sounds 3 chirps ev ery minute. CO Alar m needs to be replaced.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “End” is displayed.

USING THE PEAK CO M EMORY

TO CHECK CO MEMORY:

1. Press and release the Test B utton until the pe ak CO level is displayed. TO CLEAR CO MEMORY:

1. Automatically resets after 24 hours.

2. a. Press and release Test But ton until blue backli ght glows.

b. Press and release Test Bu tton to enter “clear m ode”. c. Press and release Test Bu tton quickly one mo re time to clear.

NOTE: Must press an d release. Press an d hold will run into “Test Mo de”. NOTE: The highest CO level will be s aved for 24 hours. DO NO T clear the CO Memory r eading

UNDERSTANDING YOUR CO ALARM

Display glows and horn chirps when Alarm is first activated.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: All segments are turned on fo r a short time upon init ial power. Then the temperature is displayed in degrees C.

ALARM RECEIVING BATTERY POWER

Horn is silent. Temperatur e will be displayed in degre es C.

DURING TESTING

CO ALARM

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “CO” al ternating with the p pm number, a full level, and “E VACUATE”.

CO ALARM REQUIRES SERVICE (MALFUNCTION SIGNAL)

The horn sounds 3 “chirps” e very minute. CO Alar m needs to be replaced.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “Err” is displayed.

CO ALARM END OF LIF E

The horn sounds 3 chirps ev ery minute. CO Alar m needs to be replaced.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “End” is displayed.

USING THE PEAK CO M EMORY

TO CHECK CO MEMORY:

1. Press and release the Test B utton until the pe ak CO level is displayed. TO CLEAR CO MEMORY:

1. Automatically resets after 24 hours.

2. a. Press and release Test But ton until blue backli ght glows.

b. Press and release Test Bu tton to enter “clear m ode”. c. Press and release Test Bu tton quickly one mo re time to clear.

NOTE: Must press an d release. Press an d hold will run into “Test Mo de”. NOTE: The highest CO level will be s aved for 24 hours. DO NO T clear the CO Memory r eading

UNDERSTANDING YOUR CO ALARM

Display glows and horn chirps when Alarm is first activated.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: All segments are turned on fo r a short time upon init ial power. Then the temperature is displayed in degrees C.

ALARM RECEIVING BATTERY POWER

Horn is silent. Temperatur e will be displayed in degre es C.

DURING TESTING

CO ALARM

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “CO” al ternating with the p pm number, a full level, and “E VACUATE”.

CO ALARM REQUIRES SERVICE (MALFUNCTION SIGNAL)

The horn sounds 3 “chirps” e very minute. CO Alar m needs to be replaced.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “Err” is displayed.

CO ALARM END OF LIF E

The horn sounds 3 chirps ev ery minute. CO Alar m needs to be replaced.

DIGITAL DISPLAY: “End” is displayed.

USING THE PEAK CO M EMORY

TO CHECK CO MEMORY:

1. Press and release the Test B utton until the pe ak CO level is displayed. TO CLEAR CO MEMORY:

1. Automatically resets after 24 hours.

2. a. Press and release Test But ton until blue backli ght glows.

b. Press and release Test Bu tton to enter “clear m ode”. c. Press and release Test Bu tton quickly one mo re time to clear.

NOTE: Must press an d release. Press an d hold will run into “Test Mo de”. NOTE: The highest CO level will be s aved for 24 hours. DO NO T clear the CO Memory r eading

INSTAL LATION

WHERE TO INSTALL CO A LARMS

The National Fire Pro tection Associ ation (NFPA) r ecommends that a CO Al arm should be centra lly located outsid e of each separate slee ping area in the immediat e vicinity of the bedr ooms. For added protection, insta ll additional CO Ala rms in each separate be droom, and on every lev el of your home. If your bedroom hallway is l onger than 40 feet (12 mete rs), install a CO Ala rm at BOTH ends of the h allway.

In a Single-level Ho me:

• Install a t least one CO Alar m near or within each sepa rate sleeping area .

• For added p rotection, inst all an additional CO A larm at least 20 feet ( 6 meters) away from the f urnace or fuel burning h eatsource. In a Multi-level Hom e:

• Install a t least one CO Alar m near or within each sepa rate sleeping area .

• For added p rotection, inst all at least one CO Ala rm on each level of the home. I f you have a basement, in stall that CO Alar m at the top of the basem ent stairs.

• For added p rotection, inst all an additional CO A larm at least 20 feet ( 6 meters) away from the f urnace or fuel burning h eat source. In a Mobile Home:

• Install C O Alarms on inside wa lls ONLY. Uninsulated out side walls and roofs o f mobile homes often t ransfer heat and col d from outdoors.

WHERE CO ALAR MS SHOULD NOT BE INSTALLED

DO NOT install thi s CO Alarm:

• In garage s, kitchens, furna ce rooms, or in any extr emely dusty, dirty o r greasy areas.

• Closer th an 20 feet (6 meters) fr om a furnace or other f uel burning heat sourc e, or fuel burning applia nces like a water heater.

• Within 5 fe et (1.5 meters) of any cook ing appliance.

• In extre mely humid areas. This a larm should be at least 10 fe et (3 meters) from a bat h or shower, sauna, humidif ier, vaporizer, dishwasher,

laundry room, utilit y room or other sourc e of high humidity. Cons tant exposure to high o r low humidity, may reduce b attery life.

• In areas w here temperature is c older than 40˚ F (4.4˚ C ) or hotter than 100 ˚ F (37.8˚ C). These areas in clude unconditione d crawl spaces, unfinished attics, uninsulated or poorly insulated ceilings, porches, and garages.

• In turbule nt air, like near ceiling fans , heat vents, air condi tioners, fresh air r eturns, or open wind ows. Blowing air may prev ent CO from reaching t he sensors.

• In direct sunlight.

HOW TO INSTALL YOUR CO AL ARM

Read “Where To Insta ll CO Alarms” befo re starting.

Before you start installation, find the pair of self-adhesive la bels included with thi s CO Alarm. On each lab el write in the phone numb er of your emergency res ponder (like

911) and a qualified appliance te chnician. Place one lab el near the CO Alarm, a nd the other label in the “ fresh air” locat ion you plan to go if the ala rm sounds.

NOTE: Activate alarm prior to mounting.

1. Activating the Battery. Move the activation switch to ON posi tion. Utilize a small to ol to help

activate switch if nee ded. Once unit is activ ated, it cannot be tur ned off.

NOTE: Horn chirps , and all segments are tu rned on for a short time u pon activation.

2. Test the CO Alarm. See “Weekl y Testing”.

3. To Permanently Deactiv ate The Alarm. Thi s CO Alarm contai ns a sealed, non-repla ceable

battery. Once it reach es the end of its serv ice life, or after 10 year s you must install a new C O Alarm. Deactivate t he CO Alarm by inser ting a tool below edge wh ere shown and break ta b. Then slide activation switch to DEACTIVATE mode.

NOTE: Once you deactivate thi s unit, it will not detec t CO or alarm and canno t be reactivated.

4. This CO Alarm can either be w all mounted or placed on a t abletop. If Alarm

is placed on a tabletop, be su re the Alarm is no more t han 3 feet (0.9 meter) from the floor to minimize th e risk of causing perma nent damage to the Alarm in the event that it is a ccidentally knoc ked to the ground.

INSTAL LATION

WHERE TO INSTALL CO A LARMS

In a Single-level Ho me:

• Install a t least one CO Alar m near or within each sepa rate sleeping area .

• For added p rotection, inst all an additional CO A larm at least 20 feet ( 6 meters) away from the f urnace or fuel burning h eatsource.

In a Multi-level Hom e:

• Install a t least one CO Alar m near or within each sepa rate sleeping area .

• For added p rotection, inst all at least one CO Ala rm on each level of the home. I f you have a basement, in stall that CO Alar m at the top of the basem ent stairs.

• For added p rotection, inst all an additional CO A larm at least 20 feet ( 6 meters) away from the f urnace or fuel burning h eat source.

In a Mobile Home:

• Install C O Alarms on inside wa lls ONLY. Uninsulated out side walls and roofs o f mobile homes often t ransfer heat and col d from outdoors.

WHERE CO ALAR MS SHOULD NOT BE INSTALLED

DO NOT install thi s CO Alarm:

• In garage s, kitchens, furna ce rooms, or in any extr emely dusty, dirty o r greasy areas.

• Closer th an 20 feet (6 meters) fr om a furnace or other f uel burning heat sourc e, or fuel burning applia nces like a water heater.

• Within 5 fe et (1.5 meters) of any cook ing appliance.

• In extre mely humid areas. This a larm should be at least 10 fe et (3 meters) from a bat h or shower, sauna, humidif ier, vaporizer, dishwasher,

laundry room, utilit y room or other sourc e of high humidity. Cons tant exposure to high o r low humidity, may reduce b attery life.

• In turbule nt air, like near ceiling fans , heat vents, air condi tioners, fresh air r eturns, or open wind ows. Blowing air may prev ent CO from reaching t he sensors.

• In direct sunlight.

HOW TO INSTALL YOUR CO AL ARM

Read “Where To Insta ll CO Alarms” befo re starting.

Before you start installation, find the pair of self-adhesive la bels included with thi s CO Alarm. On each lab el write in the phone numb er of your emergency res ponder (like

911) and a qualified appliance te chnician. Place one lab el near the CO Alarm, a nd the other label in the “ fresh air” locat ion you plan to go if the ala rm sounds.

NOTE: Activate alarm prior to mounting.

1. Activating the Battery. Move the activation switch to ON posi tion. Utilize a small to ol to help

activate switch if nee ded. Once unit is activ ated, it cannot be tur ned off.

NOTE: Horn chirps , and all segments are tu rned on for a short time u pon activation.

2. Test the CO Alarm. See “Weekl y Testing”.

3. To Permanently Deactiv ate The Alarm. Thi s CO Alarm contai ns a sealed, non-repla ceable

NOTE: Once you deactivate thi s unit, it will not detec t CO or alarm and canno t be reactivated.

4. This CO Alarm can either be w all mounted or placed on a t abletop. If Alarm

INSTAL LATION

WHERE TO INSTALL CO A LARMS

In a Single-level Ho me:

• Install a t least one CO Alar m near or within each sepa rate sleeping area .

• For added p rotection, inst all an additional CO A larm at least 20 feet ( 6 meters) away from the f urnace or fuel burning h eatsource.

In a Multi-level Hom e:

• Install a t least one CO Alar m near or within each sepa rate sleeping area .

• For added p rotection, inst all at least one CO Ala rm on each level of the home. I f you have a basement, in stall that CO Alar m at the top of the basem ent stairs.

• For added p rotection, inst all an additional CO A larm at least 20 feet ( 6 meters) away from the f urnace or fuel burning h eat source.

In a Mobile Home:

• Install C O Alarms on inside wa lls ONLY. Uninsulated out side walls and roofs o f mobile homes often t ransfer heat and col d from outdoors.

WHERE CO ALAR MS SHOULD NOT BE INSTALLED

DO NOT install thi s CO Alarm:

• In garage s, kitchens, furna ce rooms, or in any extr emely dusty, dirty o r greasy areas.

• Closer th an 20 feet (6 meters) fr om a furnace or other f uel burning heat sourc e, or fuel burning applia nces like a water heater.

• Within 5 fe et (1.5 meters) of any cook ing appliance.

• In extre mely humid areas. This a larm should be at least 10 fe et (3 meters) from a bat h or shower, sauna, humidif ier, vaporizer, dishwasher,

laundry room, utilit y room or other sourc e of high humidity. Cons tant exposure to high o r low humidity, may reduce b attery life.

• In turbule nt air, like near ceiling fans , heat vents, air condi tioners, fresh air r eturns, or open wind ows. Blowing air may prev ent CO from reaching t he sensors.

• In direct sunlight.

HOW TO INSTALL YOUR CO AL ARM

Read “Where To Insta ll CO Alarms” befo re starting.

Before you start installation, find the pair of self-adhesive la bels included with thi s CO Alarm. On each lab el write in the phone numb er of your emergency res ponder (like

911) and a qualified appliance te chnician. Place one lab el near the CO Alarm, a nd the other label in the “ fresh air” locat ion you plan to go if the ala rm sounds.

NOTE: Activate alarm prior to mounting.

1. Activating the Battery. Move the activation switch to ON posi tion. Utilize a small to ol to help

activate switch if nee ded. Once unit is activ ated, it cannot be tur ned off.

NOTE: Horn chirps , and all segments are tu rned on for a short time u pon activation.

2. Test the CO Alarm. See “Weekl y Testing”.

3. To Permanently Deactiv ate The Alarm. Thi s CO Alarm contai ns a sealed, non-repla ceable

NOTE: Once you deactivate thi s unit, it will not detec t CO or alarm and canno t be reactivated.

4. This CO Alarm can either be w all mounted or placed on a t abletop. If Alarm

INSTAL LATION

WHERE TO INSTALL CO A LARMS

In a Single-level Ho me:

• Install a t least one CO Alar m near or within each sepa rate sleeping area .

• For added p rotection, inst all an additional CO A larm at least 20 feet ( 6 meters) away from the f urnace or fuel burning h eatsource.

In a Multi-level Hom e:

• Install a t least one CO Alar m near or within each sepa rate sleeping area .

• For added p rotection, inst all at least one CO Ala rm on each level of the home. I f you have a basement, in stall that CO Alar m at the top of the basem ent stairs.

• For added p rotection, inst all an additional CO A larm at least 20 feet ( 6 meters) away from the f urnace or fuel burning h eat source.

In a Mobile Home:

• Install C O Alarms on inside wa lls ONLY. Uninsulated out side walls and roofs o f mobile homes often t ransfer heat and col d from outdoors.

WHERE CO ALAR MS SHOULD NOT BE INSTALLED

DO NOT install thi s CO Alarm:

• In garage s, kitchens, furna ce rooms, or in any extr emely dusty, dirty o r greasy areas.

• Closer th an 20 feet (6 meters) fr om a furnace or other f uel burning heat sourc e, or fuel burning applia nces like a water heater.

• Within 5 fe et (1.5 meters) of any cook ing appliance.

• In extre mely humid areas. This a larm should be at least 10 fe et (3 meters) from a bat h or shower, sauna, humidif ier, vaporizer, dishwasher,

laundry room, utilit y room or other sourc e of high humidity. Cons tant exposure to high o r low humidity, may reduce b attery life.

• In turbule nt air, like near ceiling fans , heat vents, air condi tioners, fresh air r eturns, or open wind ows. Blowing air may prev ent CO from reaching t he sensors.

• In direct sunlight.

HOW TO INSTALL YOUR CO AL ARM

Read “Where To Insta ll CO Alarms” befo re starting.

Before you start installation, find the pair of self-adhesive la bels included with thi s CO Alarm. On each lab el write in the phone numb er of your emergency res ponder (like

911) and a qualified appliance te chnician. Place one lab el near the CO Alarm, a nd the other label in the “ fresh air” locat ion you plan to go if the ala rm sounds.

NOTE: Activate alarm prior to mounting.

1. Activating the Battery. Move the activation switch to ON posi tion. Utilize a small to ol to help

activate switch if nee ded. Once unit is activ ated, it cannot be tur ned off.

NOTE: Horn chirps , and all segments are tu rned on for a short time u pon activation.

2. Test the CO Alarm. See “Weekl y Testing”.

3. To Permanently Deactiv ate The Alarm. Thi s CO Alarm contai ns a sealed, non-repla ceable

NOTE: Once you deactivate thi s unit, it will not detec t CO or alarm and canno t be reactivated.

4. This CO Alarm can either be w all mounted or placed on a t abletop. If Alarm

BEDROOM

HALL

LIVING ROOM

BASEMENT

REQUIRED TO MEET NFPA RECOMMENDATIONS

SUGGESTED AREAS FOR INSTALLING ADDITIONAL CO ALARMS

BEDROOM

HALL

LIVING ROOM

BASEMENT

REQUIRED TO MEET NFPA RECOMMENDATIONS

SUGGESTED AREAS FOR INSTALLING ADDITIONAL CO ALARMS

BEDROOM

HALL

LIVING ROOM

BASEMENT

REQUIRED TO MEET NFPA RECOMMENDATIONS

SUGGESTED AREAS FOR INSTALLING ADDITIONAL CO ALARMS

BEDROOM

HALL

LIVING ROOM

BASEMENT

REQUIRED TO MEET NFPA RECOMMENDATIONS

SUGGESTED AREAS FOR INSTALLING ADDITIONAL CO ALARMS

BEDROOM

KITCHEN

GARAGE

BEDROOM

KITCHEN

BEDROOM

KITCHEN

BEDROOM

KITCHEN

TO ORDER REPLACEMENT USER’S MANUAL OR TO RETURN ALARM CALL CONSUMER AFFAIRS :

MODEL NO. CO710

1-800-323-9005

• www.ﬁrstalert.com

1. TO ACTIVATE ALARM,

SINGLE

CARBON MONOXIDE SENSITIVITY

CO LEVEL (PPM) RESPONSE TIME (MIN)

STATION

MOVE SWITCH TO ON

CO ALARM

150 10 - 50

POSITION.

ALARM GUIDE:

2. PRESS TEST BUTTON

5 “CHIRPS” – END OF LIFE SIGNAL

TO ENSURE ALARM IS

3 “CHIRPS” – MALFUNCTION

CONFORMS TO

ACTIVATED.

4 BEEPS – CO ALARM

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CARBON MONOXIDE CANNOT BE SEEN OR SMELLED BUT CAN KILL YOU. IF ALARM SIGNAL SOUNDS: 1) OPERATE TEST / SILENCE BUTTON.

TO DEACTIVATE

2) CALL YOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES BATTERY, BREAK

(FIRE DEPARTMENT OR 911).

AWAY TAB AND

3) IMMEDIATELY MOVE TO FRESH AIR – OUTDOORS MOVE SWITCH TO

OR BY AN OPEN DOOR / WINDOW.

DEACTIVATE

POSITION. ONCE

MAINTENANCE AND TESTING:

DEACTIVATED, THE

ALARM IS SEALED, WITH NO SERVICEABLE PARTS.

ALARM CANNOT BE

BATTERY IS NOT REPLACEABLE. CONSTANT USE AT

REACTIVATED AND

HIGH OR LOW TEMPERATURES OR HIGH HUMIDITY

BRK BRANDS, INC.

MUST BE REPLACED.

MAY REDUCE BATTERY LIFE. TEST WEEKLY.

25 SPUR DRIVE

GENTLY VACUUM MONTHLY.

EL PASO, TX 79906

MADE IN MEXICO N04-3123-000

BEDROOM

GARAGE

TO ORDER REPLACEMENT USER’S MANUAL OR TO RETURN ALARM CALL CONSUMER AFFAIRS :

MODEL NO. CO710

1-800-323-9005

• www.ﬁrstalert.com

1. TO ACTIVATE ALARM,

SINGLE

CARBON MONOXIDE SENSITIVITY

CO LEVEL (PPM) RESPONSE TIME (MIN)

STATION

MOVE SWITCH TO ON

CO ALARM

150 10 - 50

POSITION.

ALARM GUIDE:

2. PRESS TEST BUTTON

5 “CHIRPS” – END OF LIFE SIGNAL

TO ENSURE ALARM IS

3 “CHIRPS” – MALFUNCTION

CONFORMS TO

ACTIVATED.

4 BEEPS – CO ALARM

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CARBON MONOXIDE CANNOT BE SEEN OR SMELLED BUT CAN KILL YOU. IF ALARM SIGNAL SOUNDS: 1) OPERATE TEST / SILENCE BUTTON.

TO DEACTIVATE

2) CALL YOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES BATTERY, BREAK

(FIRE DEPARTMENT OR 911).

AWAY TAB AND

3) IMMEDIATELY MOVE TO FRESH AIR – OUTDOORS MOVE SWITCH TO

OR BY AN OPEN DOOR / WINDOW.

DEACTIVATE

POSITION. ONCE

MAINTENANCE AND TESTING:

DEACTIVATED, THE

ALARM IS SEALED, WITH NO SERVICEABLE PARTS.

ALARM CANNOT BE

BATTERY IS NOT REPLACEABLE. CONSTANT USE AT

REACTIVATED AND

HIGH OR LOW TEMPERATURES OR HIGH HUMIDITY

BRK BRANDS, INC.

MUST BE REPLACED.

MAY REDUCE BATTERY LIFE. TEST WEEKLY.

25 SPUR DRIVE

GENTLY VACUUM MONTHLY.

EL PASO, TX 79906

MADE IN MEXICO N04-3123-000

BEDROOM

GARAGE

TO ORDER REPLACEMENT USER’S MANUAL OR TO RETURN ALARM CALL CONSUMER AFFAIRS :

MODEL NO. CO710

1-800-323-9005

• www.ﬁrstalert.com

1. TO ACTIVATE ALARM,

SINGLE

CARBON MONOXIDE SENSITIVITY

CO LEVEL (PPM) RESPONSE TIME (MIN)

STATION

MOVE SWITCH TO ON

CO ALARM

150 10 - 50

POSITION.

ALARM GUIDE:

2. PRESS TEST BUTTON

5 “CHIRPS” – END OF LIFE SIGNAL

TO ENSURE ALARM IS

3 “CHIRPS” – MALFUNCTION

CONFORMS TO

ACTIVATED.

4 BEEPS – CO ALARM

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3055574

CARBON MONOXIDE CANNOT BE SEEN OR SMELLED BUT CAN KILL YOU. IF ALARM SIGNAL SOUNDS: 1) OPERATE TEST / SILENCE BUTTON.

TO DEACTIVATE

2) CALL YOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES BATTERY, BREAK

(FIRE DEPARTMENT OR 911).

AWAY TAB AND

3) IMMEDIATELY MOVE TO FRESH AIR – OUTDOORS MOVE SWITCH TO

OR BY AN OPEN DOOR / WINDOW.

DEACTIVATE

POSITION. ONCE

MAINTENANCE AND TESTING:

DEACTIVATED, THE

ALARM IS SEALED, WITH NO SERVICEABLE PARTS.

ALARM CANNOT BE

BATTERY IS NOT REPLACEABLE. CONSTANT USE AT

REACTIVATED AND

HIGH OR LOW TEMPERATURES OR HIGH HUMIDITY

BRK BRANDS, INC.

MUST BE REPLACED.

MAY REDUCE BATTERY LIFE. TEST WEEKLY.

25 SPUR DRIVE

GENTLY VACUUM MONTHLY.

EL PASO, TX 79906

MADE IN MEXICO N04-3123-000

BEDROOM

GARAGE

TO ORDER REPLACEMENT USER’S MANUAL OR TO RETURN ALARM CALL CONSUMER AFFAIRS :

MODEL NO. CO710

1-800-323-9005

• www.ﬁrstalert.com

1. TO ACTIVATE ALARM,

SINGLE

CARBON MONOXIDE SENSITIVITY

CO LEVEL (PPM) RESPONSE TIME (MIN)

STATION

MOVE SWITCH TO ON

CO ALARM

150 10 - 50

POSITION.

ALARM GUIDE:

2. PRESS TEST BUTTON

5 “CHIRPS” – END OF LIFE SIGNAL

TO ENSURE ALARM IS

3 “CHIRPS” – MALFUNCTION

CONFORMS TO

ACTIVATED.

4 BEEPS – CO ALARM

UL STD 2034

3055574

CARBON MONOXIDE CANNOT BE SEEN OR SMELLED BUT CAN KILL YOU. IF ALARM SIGNAL SOUNDS: 1) OPERATE TEST / SILENCE BUTTON.

TO DEACTIVATE

2) CALL YOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES BATTERY, BREAK

(FIRE DEPARTMENT OR 911).

AWAY TAB AND

3) IMMEDIATELY MOVE TO FRESH AIR – OUTDOORS MOVE SWITCH TO

OR BY AN OPEN DOOR / WINDOW.

DEACTIVATE

POSITION. ONCE

MAINTENANCE AND TESTING:

DEACTIVATED, THE

ALARM IS SEALED, WITH NO SERVICEABLE PARTS.

ALARM CANNOT BE

BATTERY IS NOT REPLACEABLE. CONSTANT USE AT

REACTIVATED AND

HIGH OR LOW TEMPERATURES OR HIGH HUMIDITY

BRK BRANDS, INC.

MUST BE REPLACED.

MAY REDUCE BATTERY LIFE. TEST WEEKLY.

25 SPUR DRIVE

GENTLY VACUUM MONTHLY.

EL PASO, TX 79906

MADE IN MEXICO N04-3123-000

TO MOUNT ON THE WALL

Tools you will need:

• pencil

• drill with 3/16” o r 5mm drill bit

• flathead screwdriver

• hammer

• mounting template

1. Choose a location on th e wall. Do not install t he Alarm closer than 4” ( 102 mm) from where the wall me ets the ceiling.

2. Hold the mounting guide templa te against the wall, and m ake a mark inside each keyh ole where you will drill you r mounting holes as sho wn in the diagram below.

3. Use a 3/16” (5 mm) drill bit to drill thr ough the marks you made f or the mounting holes.

4. Insert the plastic scre w anchors into the moun ting holes until they a re flush with the wall. I f necessary, tap th em gently with a hammer.

5. Insert the screws into the a nchors until the scr ewhead is 1/8 inch (3 mm) away fr om the wall.

6. Slide the CO Alarm onto the s crews until you feel it cli ck into place.

7. Test the CO Alarm as des cribed in “Weekly Test ing.”

IF YOUR CO ALARM SOU NDS

Actuation of your C O Alarm indicate s the presence o f carbon monoxide ( CO) which can kill yo u. In other words, w hen your CO Alarm s ounds, you must no t ignore it! See “General Limit ations of CO Ala rms” for details i ncluded in the car d packaged with al arm.

IF THE ALARM SIG NAL SOUNDS:

1. Immediately move to fresh a ir—outdoors or by a n open door or window. Do a he ad count to check that all p ersons are accoun ted for. Do not re-enter t he premises, or move away

from the open door or wind ow until the emergency s ervices responde r has arrived, the prem ises have been aired out , and your CO Alarm rem ains in its normal cond ition.

2. Call your emergency services, fire department or 911. Write down the number of your local emergency service here:_________________________________________________

3. After following steps 1-2, if yo ur CO Alarm reacti vates within a 24-hou r period, repeat ste ps 1-2 and call a qualified app liance technician to inv estigate for sourc es of

CO from fuel-burning e quipment and appliance s, and inspect for pro per operation of thi s equipment. If probl ems are identified dur ing this inspection h ave the equipment serviced immediately. N ote any combustion eq uipment not inspecte d by the technician, and c onsult the manufact urers’ instruct ions, or contact t he manufacturers d irectly, for more information ab out CO safety and t his equipment. Make su re that motor vehicles a re not, and have not, be en operating in an att ached garage or adjac ent to the residence. Write down the number of a qualified appliance technician here: __________________________________________________________

USING THE SILENCE FEATURE

The Silence Featu re is for your conve nience only and wi ll not correct a CO p roblem. Always c heck your home for a potential probl em after any alarm . Failure to do so can r esult in injury o r death.

The Silence Feature is in tended to temporar ily silence your CO Ala rm’s alarm horn while you co rrect the problem —it will not correct a CO proble m. While the alarm is silen ced it will continue to m onitor the air for CO.

To Activate the Silen ce Feature: Pres s and hold the Silence bu tton until the hor n is silent. Once you activate t he Silence Featu re: the Silence cycle w ill last approximatel y 4 minutes. NOTE: After init ial 4-minute Silence c ycle, the CO Alarm re- evaluates presen t CO levels and respond s accordingly. If CO

levels remain potentiall y dangerous -or st art rising higher- the hor n will start sound ing again.

While the detect or is silenced:

If the CO Alarm... This means...

Is silent for only 4 minutes , then starts sou nding loudly—4 be eps, pause, 4 beeps, pa use CO levels are still potentially dangerous.

If the CO Alarm... This means...

Remains silent after yo u pressed the Silence b utton CO levels are dropping.

TO MOUNT ON THE WALL

Tools you will need:

• pencil

• drill with 3/16” o r 5mm drill bit

• flathead screwdriver

• hammer

• mounting template

1. Choose a location on th e wall. Do not install t he Alarm closer than 4” ( 102 mm) from where the wall me ets the ceiling.

2. Hold the mounting guide templa te against the wall, and m ake a mark inside each keyh ole where you will drill you r mounting holes as sho wn in the diagram below.

3. Use a 3/16” (5 mm) drill bit to drill thr ough the marks you made f or the mounting holes.

4. Insert the plastic scre w anchors into the moun ting holes until they a re flush with the wall. I f necessary, tap th em gently with a hammer.

5. Insert the screws into the a nchors until the scr ewhead is 1/8 inch (3 mm) away fr om the wall.

6. Slide the CO Alarm onto the s crews until you feel it cli ck into place.

7. Test the CO Alarm as des cribed in “Weekly Test ing.”

IF YOUR CO ALARM SOU NDS

IF THE ALARM SIG NAL SOUNDS:

1. Immediately move to fresh a ir—outdoors or by a n open door or window. Do a he ad count to check that all p ersons are accoun ted for. Do not re-enter t he premises, or move away

from the open door or wind ow until the emergency s ervices responde r has arrived, the prem ises have been aired out , and your CO Alarm rem ains in its normal cond ition.

2. Call your emergency services, fire department or 911. Write down the number of your local emergency service here:_________________________________________________

3. After following steps 1-2, if yo ur CO Alarm reacti vates within a 24-hou r period, repeat ste ps 1-2 and call a qualified app liance technician to inv estigate for sourc es of

USING THE SILENCE FEATURE

levels remain potentiall y dangerous -or st art rising higher- the hor n will start sound ing again.

While the detect or is silenced:

If the CO Alarm... This means...

Is silent for only 4 minutes , then starts sou nding loudly—4 be eps, pause, 4 beeps, pa use CO levels are still potentially dangerous.

If the CO Alarm... This means...

Remains silent after yo u pressed the Silence b utton CO levels are dropping.

TO MOUNT ON THE WALL

Tools you will need:

• pencil

• drill with 3/16” o r 5mm drill bit

• flathead screwdriver

• hammer

• mounting template

1. Choose a location on th e wall. Do not install t he Alarm closer than 4” ( 102 mm) from where the wall me ets the ceiling.

2. Hold the mounting guide templa te against the wall, and m ake a mark inside each keyh ole where you will drill you r mounting holes as sho wn in the diagram below.

3. Use a 3/16” (5 mm) drill bit to drill thr ough the marks you made f or the mounting holes.

4. Insert the plastic scre w anchors into the moun ting holes until they a re flush with the wall. I f necessary, tap th em gently with a hammer.

5. Insert the screws into the a nchors until the scr ewhead is 1/8 inch (3 mm) away fr om the wall.

6. Slide the CO Alarm onto the s crews until you feel it cli ck into place.

7. Test the CO Alarm as des cribed in “Weekly Test ing.”

IF YOUR CO ALARM SOU NDS

IF THE ALARM SIG NAL SOUNDS:

1. Immediately move to fresh a ir—outdoors or by a n open door or window. Do a he ad count to check that all p ersons are accoun ted for. Do not re-enter t he premises, or move away

from the open door or wind ow until the emergency s ervices responde r has arrived, the prem ises have been aired out , and your CO Alarm rem ains in its normal cond ition.

2. Call your emergency services, fire department or 911. Write down the number of your local emergency service here:_________________________________________________

3. After following steps 1-2, if yo ur CO Alarm reacti vates within a 24-hou r period, repeat ste ps 1-2 and call a qualified app liance technician to inv estigate for sourc es of

USING THE SILENCE FEATURE

levels remain potentiall y dangerous -or st art rising higher- the hor n will start sound ing again.

While the detect or is silenced:

If the CO Alarm... This means...

Is silent for only 4 minutes , then starts sou nding loudly—4 be eps, pause, 4 beeps, pa use CO levels are still potentially dangerous.

If the CO Alarm... This means...

Remains silent after yo u pressed the Silence b utton CO levels are dropping.

TO MOUNT ON THE WALL

Tools you will need:

• pencil

• drill with 3/16” o r 5mm drill bit

• flathead screwdriver

• hammer

• mounting template

1. Choose a location on th e wall. Do not install t he Alarm closer than 4” ( 102 mm) from where the wall me ets the ceiling.

2. Hold the mounting guide templa te against the wall, and m ake a mark inside each keyh ole where you will drill you r mounting holes as sho wn in the diagram below.

3. Use a 3/16” (5 mm) drill bit to drill thr ough the marks you made f or the mounting holes.

4. Insert the plastic scre w anchors into the moun ting holes until they a re flush with the wall. I f necessary, tap th em gently with a hammer.

5. Insert the screws into the a nchors until the scr ewhead is 1/8 inch (3 mm) away fr om the wall.

6. Slide the CO Alarm onto the s crews until you feel it cli ck into place.

7. Test the CO Alarm as des cribed in “Weekly Test ing.”

IF YOUR CO ALARM SOU NDS

IF THE ALARM SIG NAL SOUNDS:

1. Immediately move to fresh a ir—outdoors or by a n open door or window. Do a he ad count to check that all p ersons are accoun ted for. Do not re-enter t he premises, or move away

from the open door or wind ow until the emergency s ervices responde r has arrived, the prem ises have been aired out , and your CO Alarm rem ains in its normal cond ition.

2. Call your emergency services, fire department or 911. Write down the number of your local emergency service here:_________________________________________________

3. After following steps 1-2, if yo ur CO Alarm reacti vates within a 24-hou r period, repeat ste ps 1-2 and call a qualified app liance technician to inv estigate for sourc es of

USING THE SILENCE FEATURE

levels remain potentiall y dangerous -or st art rising higher- the hor n will start sound ing again.

While the detect or is silenced:

If the CO Alarm... This means...

Is silent for only 4 minutes , then starts sou nding loudly—4 be eps, pause, 4 beeps, pa use CO levels are still potentially dangerous.

If the CO Alarm... This means...

Remains silent after yo u pressed the Silence b utton CO levels are dropping.

Mounting Guide Template

2 5/8 inches (66.6 8 mm)

Mounting Guide Template

2 5/8 inches (66.6 8 mm)

Mounting Guide Template

2 5/8 inches (66.6 8 mm)

Mounting Guide Template

2 5/8 inches (66.6 8 mm)

SILENCING THE END OF LIFE SIGNAL

This silence feature ca n temporarily quiet th e End of Life warning “ch irp” for 8 hours up to 7 days. You c an silence the End of Li fe warning “chirp” by pressing the Silen ce button. The hor n will chirp, acknowled ging that the End of Lif e feature has been act ivated.

TESTING & MAINTENANCE

WEEKLY TESTING

• Test the CO A larm once a week. If t he CO Alarm ever fa ils to test corre ctly, have it replac ed immediatel y! If the CO Alarm is no t working prope rly, it cannot aler t you to a problem.

• DO NOT st and close to the Al arm when the horn i s sounding. Expo sure at close ran ge may be harmful to yo ur hearing. Whe n testing, step a way when horn star ts sounding.

You can test this CO Alarm b y pressing the Test but ton on the Alarm cover un til alarm chirps. Th e alarm horn will sound: 4 b eeps, a pause, then 4 bee ps. The alarm sequen ce should last 5-6 seco nds. If the unit does no t alarm, make sure it has b een activated corr ectly, and test again. I f the unit still does no t alarm, replace it immedi ately.

• DO NOT tr y fixing the Alar m yourself – this wi ll void your warran ty! If the CO Alar m is still not opera ting properly, an d it is still under warranty, please s ee “How to Obtain War ranty Servi ce” in the Limited Wa rranty. Insta ll a new CO Alarm imme diately.

• NEVER u se vehicle exhau st to test your Ala rm! Exhaust may ca use permanent da mage and voids your w arranty

REGULAR MAINTENANCE

To keep the CO Alarm in goo d working order :

• Test it every we ek using the Test butto n.

• Vacuum the C O Alarm cover once a mon th, using the soft br ush attachment. N ever use water, cleaner s, or solvents, since t hese may damage the unit . Test the CO Alarm again a fter vacuuming.

• Please d ispose of or recyc le the Alarm prop erly, following an y local regulati ons. Consult you r local waste mana gement authori ty or recycling organization to fi nd an electroni cs recycling fac ility in your area . DO NOT DISPOSE OF A LARM IN FIRE. B ATTERIES MAY EXP LODE OR LEAK.

• DO NOT spr ay cleaning chemi cals or insect sp rays directly on o r near the CO Alarm . DO NOT paint over th e CO Alarm. Doing so m ay cause permane nt damage.

Household cleaners, aerosol chemicals, and other contaminants can affect the sensor. When using any of these materials near the CO Alarm, make sure the room is well ventilated.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOU T CO

WHAT IS CO?

CO is an invisible, odorle ss, tasteless ga s produced when foss il fuels do not burn compl etely, or are exposed to he at (usually fire). Elec trical appliance s typically do not pro duce CO. These fuels include: Wood, coal, charcoal, oil, na tural gas, gasolin e, kerosene, and propa ne. Because CO may dissipa te by the time an investiga tor arrives, it may be d ifficult to locat e the source of CO. BR K Brands, Inc. shall not be obligate d to pay for any carbon mon oxide investigatio n or service call.

Fuel-burning appliances like: portable heater, gas or woo d burning fireplace, ga s kitchen range or co oktop, gas clothe s dryer. Damaged or insufficient venting: corroded or disconnected water heater vent pipe, leaking chimney pipe or flue, or cracked heat exchanger, blocked or clogged chimney opening. Improper use of appliance/device: operating a barbecue grill or vehicle in an encl osed area (like a gara ge or screened porch). Transient CO Problems: “transient” or on-again-o ff-again CO proble ms can be caused by outd oor conditions and ot her special circumst ances. A CO Alarm is not a subst itute for prope r maintenance o f home appliances .

SILENCING THE END OF LIFE SIGNAL

TESTING & MAINTENANCE

WEEKLY TESTING

• Test the CO A larm once a week. If t he CO Alarm ever fa ils to test corre ctly, have it replac ed immediatel y! If the CO Alarm is no t working prope rly, it cannot aler t you to a problem.

• DO NOT st and close to the Al arm when the horn i s sounding. Expo sure at close ran ge may be harmful to yo ur hearing. Whe n testing, step a way when horn star ts sounding.

• NEVER u se vehicle exhau st to test your Ala rm! Exhaust may ca use permanent da mage and voids your w arranty

REGULAR MAINTENANCE

To keep the CO Alarm in goo d working order :

• Test it every we ek using the Test butto n.

• Vacuum the C O Alarm cover once a mon th, using the soft br ush attachment. N ever use water, cleaner s, or solvents, since t hese may damage the unit . Test the CO Alarm again a fter vacuuming.

• DO NOT spr ay cleaning chemi cals or insect sp rays directly on o r near the CO Alarm . DO NOT paint over th e CO Alarm. Doing so m ay cause permane nt damage.

Household cleaners, aerosol chemicals, and other contaminants can affect the sensor. When using any of these materials near the CO Alarm, make sure the room is well ventilated.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOU T CO

WHAT IS CO?

SILENCING THE END OF LIFE SIGNAL

TESTING & MAINTENANCE

WEEKLY TESTING

• Test the CO A larm once a week. If t he CO Alarm ever fa ils to test corre ctly, have it replac ed immediatel y! If the CO Alarm is no t working prope rly, it cannot aler t you to a problem.

• DO NOT st and close to the Al arm when the horn i s sounding. Expo sure at close ran ge may be harmful to yo ur hearing. Whe n testing, step a way when horn star ts sounding.

• NEVER u se vehicle exhau st to test your Ala rm! Exhaust may ca use permanent da mage and voids your w arranty

REGULAR MAINTENANCE

To keep the CO Alarm in goo d working order :

• Test it every we ek using the Test butto n.

• Vacuum the C O Alarm cover once a mon th, using the soft br ush attachment. N ever use water, cleaner s, or solvents, since t hese may damage the unit . Test the CO Alarm again a fter vacuuming.

• DO NOT spr ay cleaning chemi cals or insect sp rays directly on o r near the CO Alarm . DO NOT paint over th e CO Alarm. Doing so m ay cause permane nt damage.

Household cleaners, aerosol chemicals, and other contaminants can affect the sensor. When using any of these materials near the CO Alarm, make sure the room is well ventilated.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOU T CO

WHAT IS CO?

SILENCING THE END OF LIFE SIGNAL

TESTING & MAINTENANCE

WEEKLY TESTING

• Test the CO A larm once a week. If t he CO Alarm ever fa ils to test corre ctly, have it replac ed immediatel y! If the CO Alarm is no t working prope rly, it cannot aler t you to a problem.

• DO NOT st and close to the Al arm when the horn i s sounding. Expo sure at close ran ge may be harmful to yo ur hearing. Whe n testing, step a way when horn star ts sounding.

• NEVER u se vehicle exhau st to test your Ala rm! Exhaust may ca use permanent da mage and voids your w arranty

REGULAR MAINTENANCE

To keep the CO Alarm in goo d working order :

• Test it every we ek using the Test butto n.

• Vacuum the C O Alarm cover once a mon th, using the soft br ush attachment. N ever use water, cleaner s, or solvents, since t hese may damage the unit . Test the CO Alarm again a fter vacuuming.

• DO NOT spr ay cleaning chemi cals or insect sp rays directly on o r near the CO Alarm . DO NOT paint over th e CO Alarm. Doing so m ay cause permane nt damage.

Household cleaners, aerosol chemicals, and other contaminants can affect the sensor. When using any of these materials near the CO Alarm, make sure the room is well ventilated.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOU T CO

WHAT IS CO?

THIS IS NOT A SMOKE AL ARM!

This CO Alarm is designe d to detect carbon mo noxide from ANY s ource of combustion . It is NOT designed to de tect smoke, fire, or any o ther gas. Dangers , Warnings, and Cautio ns alert you to impor tant operating ins tructions or to po tentially hazard ous situations. Pa y special attenti on to these items.

This CO Alarm will only in dicate the presence o f carbon monoxide ga s at the sensor. Carbon mo noxide gas may be presen t in other areas.

• NEV ER ignore your Carb on Monoxide Alarm if i t alarms. Refer to “I f Your CO Alarm Sounds ” for more informatio n. Failure to do so can re sult in injury or death .

• Test the CO Al arm once a week. If the C O Alarm ever fails to te st correctly, have it r eplaced immediately! I f the CO Alarm is not wo rking properly, it can not alert you to a probl em.

• This prod uct is intended for use i n ordinary indoor re sidential areas. I t is not designed to meas ure compliance with c ommercial and indust rial standards.

• This CO A larm is designed for us e inside a single-family h ome or apartment. I t is not meant to be used in c ommon lobbies, hallwa ys, or basements of mul ti-family buildings

unless working CO Ala rms are also install ed in each family living uni t. CO alarms in common ar eas may not be heard fro m inside individual fam ily living units.

• This CO A larm alone is not a suit able substitute fo r complete detectio n systems in places whi ch house many people, like h otels or dormitorie s, unless a CO Alarm is a lso placed in each unit .

• DO NOT use t his CO Alarm in wareh ouses, industria l or commercial building s, special-purpos e non-residentia l buildings, RVs, boa ts, or airplanes.

This CO Alarm is specifically designed for residential use, and may not provide adequate protection in non-residential applications.

• This devic e is designed to protec t individuals from th e acute effects of c arbon monoxide expo sure. It will not fully s afeguard individuals with speci fic medical conditi ons. If in doubt consul t a medical practiti oner.

Changes or modificat ions to the product, n ot expressly approv ed by First Alert / B RK Brands, Inc., co uld void the user’s auth ority to operate t he equipment. This device c omplies with Part 15 of t he FCC Rules. Opera tion is subject to the f ollowing two condit ions: (1) this device may no t cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

WHAT LEVELS OF CO C AUSE AN ALARM?

Canadian Standard s Association 6.19- 01 requires resident ial CO Alarms to soun d when exposed to levels o f CO and exposure times as described below. T hey are measured in par ts per million (ppm) of C O over time (in minutes). CSA 6.19 Required Alarm Poi nts*:

• If the alar m is exposed to 400 pp m of CO, IT MUST A LARM BET WEEN 4 and 15 MIN UTES.

• If the alar m is exposed to 150 ppm of CO , IT MUST AL ARM BETW EEN 10 and 50 MINU TES.

• If the alar m is exposed to 70 ppm of C O, IT MUST AL ARM BETW EEN 60 and 240 MI NUTES.

* Approximately 10% COH b exposure at levels of 10% t o 95% Relative Humidi ty (RH). The unit is designed not to al arm when exposed to a co nstant levelof 30 p pm for 30 days. CO Alar ms are designed to alar m before there is an immediate life th reat. Since you canno t see or smell CO, never as sume it’s not present .

• An expos ure to 100 ppm of CO for 20 min utes may not affect av erage, healthy adult s, but after 4 hours t he same level may cause he adaches.

• An expos ure to 400 ppm of CO may c ause headaches in avera ge, healthy adults af ter 35 minutes, but c an cause death aft er 2 hours.

This CO Alarm measure s exposure to CO over tim e. It alarms if CO levels a re extremely high in a sh ort period of time, or i f CO levels reach a cert ain minimum over a long period of tim e. The CO Alarm gener ally sounds an alarm be fore the onset of symp toms in average, health y adults.

GAS DETECTI ON AT TYPICAL TEMPER ATURE AND HUMIDITY R ANGES:

The CO Alarm is not form ulated to detect CO le vels below 30 ppm typic ally. UL tested for fal se alarm resistan ce to Methane (50 0 ppm), Butane (300 pp m), Heptane (500 pp m), Ethyl Acetate (2 00 ppm), Isopropyl Alcoh ol (200 ppm) and Carb on Dioxide (5000 p pm). Values measure gas a nd vapor concentr ations in parts per m illion. Audible Alarm : 85 dB minimum at 10 feet (3 meter s).