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If possible, shut down all possible sources of carbon monoxide (e.g. fireplace or gas
oven) and leave the building as soon as possible.
Enter the concerned area only after proper ventilation and after the CO concentra-
tion value has been reduced to a non-critical level and the alarm signal of the CO
detector is no longer triggered.
Contact an expert and allow for a proper examination and possible repair of the
concerned fuel-burning appliance before using it again.
In case of extremely high CO concentration and if the source cannot be determined
or eliminated, you should immediately seek fresh air and alert other occupants.
Call the fire brigade and rescue teams immediately and follow their instructions.
10. Maintenance
The carbon monoxide detector warns you of potentially dangerous CO concentra-
tions in your house if you ensure proper maintenance.
To maintain your CO detector in a sound condition, we recommend:
• Test the alarm at least once a month by pressing the "test / hush" key.
• Remove the dust regularly from the CO detector. Do not use any moist cloth
for this purpose. Clean the device very carefully with a moist cloth only.
• Never use any cleaning solutions.
• Do not paint the alarm or paint over the alarm.
CAUTION!
11. Additional safety instructions
Ensure that your occupants know the causes and effects of carbon monoxide poi-
soning. Check the CO detector once a month.
Exchange empty batteries immediately. A qualified technician should check the
installation. Regularly examine your fuel-burning appliances such as the fireplace
or the gas oven.
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