Emergency Procedures · Life Safety
Carbon Monoxide Alarm Response
Immediate response sequence for carbon monoxide alarms: 1) Move everyone outside to fresh air, 2) Call emergency services, 3) Do not re-enter until cleared, 4) Shut down combustion appliances only if accessible on your way out, 5) Schedule licensed HVAC inspection before restoring service.
Common symptoms
- Carbon monoxide detector alarm
- Headache, nausea, dizziness indoors
- Sooting around combustion appliances
- Backdrafting at water heater or furnace vent
Common repairs
- Combustion analysis and draft correction
- Vent connector replacement
- Heat-exchanger inspection and replacement
- Makeup-air correction
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