
1. 
Information About Carbon Monoxide 
• Blocked chimneys or flues, back 
dr
afts and changes in air 
press
u
re, 
corrod
ed 
or disconnected vent pipes, loose or cracked furn
ace 
exchangers. 
• Vehicles and other combustion engines run
ni
ng 
in 
an 
open or 
closed garage, attached or near a home. 
• Burning charcoal or fuel 
in 
grills and hibachis 
in 
an 
enclosed 
ar
ea
. 
Conditions 
That 
Can Produce 
Carbon 
Monoxide 
The 
following 
co
nditions 
ca
n result 
in 
transient 
CO 
situations: 
• 
Excessive 
spi
llage or 
re
ver
se 
ven
ting 
of 
fuel-burning appliances 
caused 
by 
out
door 
am
bient conditions, 
suc
h 
as, 
wind direction and/or 
ve
locity, including high gusts 
of 
wind, heavy air in the vent pipes 
(co
ld
/hurnid air 
with 
extended periods between 
cycles). 
• Negative pressure resulting from the u
se 
of 
exhaust fans. 
• 
Si
multa
ne
o
us 
operation 
of 
several fuel-burning appliances competing 
for limited internal air. 
• Vent pipe connectionsvibrating loose from clothes dryers, fu
rnaces, 
or 
water heaters. 
• Obstructions in, or unconventiona
l, 
vent pipe designs 
wh
i
ch 
ca
n 
amplify the above situations. 
• Extended operation 
of 
unvented fuel-burning devices (
ra
nge, ove
n, 
fireplace, etc.). 
•Temperature inversions which 
can 
trap exhaust 
gases 
near t
he 
ground. 
• 
Ve
h
icle 
idling 
in 
an open or clo
se
d garage, or near a home. 
To 
be 
safe, 
know 
the possible sou
rc
es 
of 
CO 
in 
your home. 
Kee
p fuel-
burning appliances and their chimneys and vents 
in 
good working 
co
ndition. 
Learn 
the early symptoms 
of 
exposure, and 
if 
you suspect 
CO 
poisoning, mo
ve 
outside 
to 
fresh 
ai
r and get emergency 
he
lp. Your 
first line 
of 
defense 
is 
an 
annual i
nspe
ction 
an
d regular maintenance 
of 
your appliances. Contact a lice
nsed 
contractor or 
ca
ll 
your local utility 
company for 
ass
i
sta
n
ce. 
Information 
About 
Carbon 
Monoxide 
Alarms 
-
What 
They 
Can 
and 
Cannot 
Do: 
CO 
ala
rms 
provide early warning 
of 
the presence 
of 
CO, 
usua
ll
y before a 
healthy adult would experience symptoms. This early warning 
is 
po
ssib
l
e, 
however, only 
if 
y
our 
CO 
alarm 
is 
located, installed and maintained 
as 
described 
in 
this guide. 
8. 
Maintenance 
NOTE: 
This 
u
nit 
is 
sealed. 
The 
cover 
is 
not 
removable. 
Due 
to 
the loudness 
of 
the 
alarm, 
we 
suggest 
that 
you place your 
fingers over the sounder opening while testing your ala
rm
. 
Caution: Continuous exposure 
to 
the high sound level 
of 
this 
alarm over an extended period 
of 
time may 
cause 
hearing l
oss. 
Testing 
To 
test the a
la
rm, 
press 
the Test/Reset button. If the un
it 
is 
operating 
properly, you wi
ll 
hear 4 quick beeps -followed 
by 
5 secon
ds 
of 
si
le
nce 
-fol
lo
wed by 4 quick beeps. (For model 900-0140-LPM 
with 
di
gital 
display: The display will show three "---" 
an
d then show 
"888"
. 
The 
r
ed 
LED 
w
ill 
fl
as
h along 
with 
the beep
s. 
Within several 
seco
nds the unit 
wi
ll 
re
turn 
to 
monitor for 
CO. 
Note: You do not need 
to 
pres
s 
the 
Test button 
to 
take 
a 
CO 
reading. 
Maintenance Tips 
To keep your alarm 
in 
good working order, you must 
follow 
the
se 
steps: 
•Test 
the alarm once a week 
by 
pressing the 
Te
st/
Re
set button. 
• 
Va
cu
um the alarm cover once a month 
to 
rem
ove accumulated dust. 
• Never 
use 
detergents or s
ol
vents to c
lea
n the alarm. Chem
ica
ls 
can 
permanent
ly 
damage 
or 
temporari
ly 
contaminate the sensor. 
•Avoid 
spra
yi
ng air fresheners, hair spray, paint or other aerosols near 
the alarm. 
• 
Do 
not 
pai
nt 
the unit. Paint wi
ll 
seal 
the 
ven
ts 
and interfere with 
proper sensor operation. 
Move the 
CO 
Alarm to a remote locati
on
, 
to 
pre
ve
nt possible damage or 
contamination 
of 
the sensor, prior 
to 
performing any 
of 
the foll
ow
ing: 
• Staining or stripping floors 
or 
furniture, painting or wall-papering, 
• Using aerosols or adhesives 
& WARNING: Reinstall 
the 
CO 
Alarm 
as 
soon 
as 
possible to 
assure continuous protection. 
The 
following 
is 
a 
li
st 
of 
substances that at high levels 
ca
n damage the 
1. 
Information About Carbon Monoxide 
Because 
carbon monoxide 
is 
a cumulati
ve 
poison, long-term exposures 
to 
low 
leve
ls may 
cause 
sym
ptoms, 
as 
well 
as 
short-term exposur
es 
to 
high 
l
eve
l
s. 
This 
Kidde unit h
as 
a time-weighted alarm -the higher the level 
of 
CO 
present, t
he 
sooner the alarm 
wi
ll 
be 
tr
ig
gered. 
This 
CO 
ala
rm 
can 
only warn you 
of 
the 
pres
ence 
of 
CO. 
It does 
not 
prevent 
CO 
from occurring, nor 
can 
it 
solve 
an 
existing CO problem. 
If your unit 
has 
alarmed and you've provided ventilati
on 
by 
lea
ving 
your windows and doors open, the 
CO 
buildup may have dissipated 
by 
the time help responds. Although your problem may appear 
to 
be 
temporarily solved, 
it
's 
crucial that the source 
of 
the 
CO 
is 
determined 
and 
that 
the appropriate repa
irs 
are 
made. 
Th
is 
CO 
alarm 
is 
design
ed 
to 
act 
as 
a monitor; it 
is 
not 
designed 
for 
use 
as 
a short-term testing device 
to 
perform a quick check for the presence 
of 
CO. 
CO 
alarms 
have 
limitations. 
Like 
any other electronic device, 
CO 
ala
r
ms 
a
re 
not 
fool-proof. 
CO 
alarms have a limited operational life. You must 
test your 
CO 
alarm weekly, because 
it 
could fail to ope
ra
te at any time. 
If your 
CO 
alarm fails 
to 
test properly, or 
if 
its self-diagnost
ic 
test 
revea
ls 
a malfunction, imm
ed
iate
ly 
ha
ve t
he 
unit replaced. T
his 
alarm will 
not 
mon
it
or 
CO 
level
swhile 
in 
an 
error condition. 
CO 
alar
ms 
can 
only 
sense 
CO 
that reaches the unit's 
se
nsor. It
's 
possible 
that 
CO 
may 
be 
present in 
ot
her 
areas 
wit
hout 
reac
hing the alarm. 
The 
rate and ability 
that 
which 
CO 
reaches the alarm may 
be 
affected 
by: 
• Doors or other obstructions. 
• 
Fr
esh 
ai
r from a 
ve
nt
, 
an 
open 
window 
or other source. 
• 
CO 
being present on one 
lev
el 
of 
the 
ho
me 
and 
not 
rea
ch a 
CO 
alarm 
in
stal
led on a different 
leve
l. 
(For 
exa
mp
le
, 
CO 
in 
the basement 
ma
y 
not 
reach 
an 
alarm on the second level, near the bedroo
ms
). 
For 
these reasons, we recommend you provide complete coverage 
by 
placing a 
CO 
alarm on every level 
of 
the home. 
Please 
carefully 
read 
a
ll 
information 
in 
sections 2 and 3 on properly installing this 
CO 
alarm. 
CO 
alarms should 
not 
be 
used 
to detect the presence 
of 
natural 
gas 
(methane), propane, butane, or other combustible fuels. 
Instruct 
ch
ildren never 
to 
touch, unplug or otherwise interfere 
with 
the 
alarm. Warn children 
of 
the 
da
ngers 
of 
CO 
poisoning. 
8. 
Maintenance 
sensor or 
cause 
temporary r
ea
dings 
that 
are 
not 
CO readings: 
• Ethylene, ethano
l, 
alcohol, 
iso
-propanol, benzene, toluene, ethyl 
acetate, hydrogen, hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide. 
• Al
so 
most aerosol 
sp
r
ays, 
alcohol 
based 
products, paint, thinner, 
solvent, adhesive, hair spray, after 
shave, 
perfume, auto exhaust 
(cold start) and some cleaning agents. 
9. 
900-0143-LPM Limited Warranty 
For 
wa
rra
nty 
service: 
Return 
the 
co 
alarm 
to 
your 
original 
place 
of 
purchase 
or 
to 
an 
authorized atwood 
mobile 
products 
service 
center. 
For 
info
rmation 
concerning 
a 
serv
ice 
center 
in 
your 
area
, 
call 
1·866-869
-3
188. 
F
or 
tech
nical 
information 
call 
kidde 
customer 
service 
at 
1·800-880-6788 
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YEAR 
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F
ACTURER 
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I
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FIVE 
(5) 
YEARS 
FROM 
DATE 
OF 
PURCHASE. 
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MANUFACTURE'S 
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I
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HEREUNDER 
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TH
E 
PRODUCT, 
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IR 
OF 
THE 
PRODUCT 
OR 
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THE 
PRODUCT 
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REPAIRED 
PR
ODUCT 
AT 
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DISCRETION 
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MANUFACTURE. 
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IS 
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DENT, 
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IOD. 
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F
ACTURER 
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USE 
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IRECT, 
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I
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OR 
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OTHER 
USER 
OF 
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HIS 
PRODUCT.WHETHER 
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GLIGENCE, 
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L, 
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CONT
IN
GENT 
OR 
CONSEQUENTIAL 
DAMAGE 
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K
IND 
RESULTING 
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LEAKAGE, 
FIRE 
OR 
EXPLOSION. 
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STATES 
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LIMI
T
ATIONS 
ON 
HOW 
LONG 
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IMPLIED 
WARRANTY 
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SO 
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ABO
VE 
LIMITA
T
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MAY 
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APPLY 
TO 
YOU. 
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REMEDIES: 
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WARRANTY 
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VES 
YOU 
SPEC
I
FIC 
LEGAL 
RIGHTS 
AND 
YOU 
MAY 
ALSO 
HAVE 
OTHER 
RIGHTS 
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RY 
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ROM 
SA
TE 
TO 
STATE. 
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NOT 
REMOVE 
BACK 
COVER. 
BACK 
COVER 
REMOVAL 
WI
LL 
VOID 
WARRANTY 
YOUR 
ATWOOD 
CARBON 
MONOX
IDE 
ALARM 
IS 
NO
TA 
SUBSTITUTE 
FOR 
PR
OPERTY, 
DISABILITY, 
LIFE 
OR 
OTHER 
INSURANCE 
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KIND
. 
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NSURANCE 
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RESPONSIBILITY. 
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NSURANCE 
AGENT. 
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DDE 
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T
Y, 
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I
TTEN 
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NCLUDING 
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OR 
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IC
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PURPOSE
, 
WITH 
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TO 
TH
E 
BATTERIES
. 
THE 
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WARRANTY 
MAY 
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EXCEPT 
IN 
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BOTH 
PARTIES 
HERETO.