Safe T Alert Co/Lp w Solenoid no power

[Jmitch86]

I understand these things go bad. I have a 2012 Georgetown, it has a Safe T Alert CO/LP detector w solenoid cutoff valve. Model 70-742-R-AL-Ki. It has gone through cycles of chirping like others have described so I decided to replace it. Removed the old parts and replaced them, wired just as the ones removed. But now it seems I have no power to the detector. No green or red lights. Doesn't do anything when tested. Of course with no lights, no gas as the solenoid won't open. Has anyone replaced these, inside detector and the solenoid on the gas line? Would anyone have any idea if and where there would be a fuse for this. I can't find anything else not working so it doesn't seem to be a breaker or main fuse. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

[bubbles]

Originally Posted by Jmitch86

I understand these things go bad. I have a 2012 Georgetown, it has a Safe T Alert CO/LP detector w solenoid cutoff valve. Model 70-742-R-AL-Ki. It has gone through cycles of chirping like others have described so I decided to replace it. Removed the old parts and replaced them, wired just as the ones removed. But now it seems I have no power to the detector. No green or red lights. Doesn't do anything when tested. Of course with no lights, no gas as the solenoid won't open. Has anyone replaced these, inside detector and the solenoid on the gas line? Would anyone have any idea if and where there would be a fuse for this. I can't find anything else not working so it doesn't seem to be a breaker or main fuse. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Look under you steps. The fuse is an inline type directly off the battery or attached to a direct interconnect to the battery.

[bubbles]

This may be of some use. Although it doesn't say that a specific fuse in the battery control center panel is for your issue wouldn't hurt to check them.

[Jmitch86]

Thanks for your response. I've looked in both places and there are a lot of wires but I don't find a fuse around the battery. I'll keep looking, there must be a wiring diagram some where that identifies where the fuse is. I may just have to take it in to a dealer if I can't find the fuse. It's about to turn cold around here.
Thanks again

[Jmitch86]

Thanks again. I located the fuse.
Hopefully that will make things work.
Gracious, gracious🙂

[JoelW101]

Just ran into the same issue as described by another poster. Was a 5 amp fuse in the coach battery panel under the steps. Also, check battery voltage. The batteries have to have enough power for it to work.