When The Propane Sensor Won’t Stop Beeping

[@ohioclassCcamper]

Nice install. I like learning how to fix small things. My RV is ten years old so I am sure this could happen soon. I saw on you new one it said to replace it about ever 60 months is that the normal life in your opinion.

[@everythingrvwithdave3579]

Yes they build them to only last 4-5 years. I guess that’s a good idea so there’s always a good unit inside RV. The unit has to have electricity to have that internal clock on. So the more you use your RV the sooner you need to replace. Thanks for the watch.