Elddis • Smoke & CO Alarms
Covers: Autoquest APEX CV, Autoquest CV, Autoquest CV Evolve
+1 moreWhirlwind GTV
Whirlwind GTV models: CV554, CV560, CV563
Autoquest CV models: CV20, CV40, CV60, CV80
Autoquest CV Evolve models: CV20, CV40, CV60, CV80
Autoquest APEX CV models: CV20, CV40, CV60, CV80

Elddis Smoke & CO Alarms

(Campervan, 2026 Model Year)

Master Troubleshooting & Diagnostics Matrix

Error Code / IndicatorSymptom / MeaningPossible CauseStep-by-Step DIY FixSuggested Actions
Low battery
On Carbon Monoxide Alarm: low battery condition indicated by ! icon, audible chirp, and amber flash pattern
Low battery power
Replace the batteries. Alternatively, press the Test button to silence the chirp for 8 hours (Sleep Easy feature, can be silenced a maximum of 10 times).
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Elddis's 2026 CO alarm is a FireAngel FA3313, which takes 2x AA batteries - confirmed via the manufacturer's own product page, since the Elddis handbook itself only says 'replace the batteries' without naming the type.

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Fault
On Carbon Monoxide Alarm: 2 rapid beeps/min and 2 rapid amber flashes/min
Internal fault detected, unit may not detect CO
Replace it straight away - if the alarm's still under warranty, contact Technical Support.
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End of life
On Carbon Monoxide Alarm: 3 rapid beeps/min and 3 rapid amber flashes/min
End of operational life reached, unit may not detect CO
Replace it straight away - if the alarm's still under warranty, contact Technical Support.
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The smoke alarm chirps audibly every 40 seconds, signalling a low power-pack condition.
The power pack no longer has sufficient capacity for the smoke alarm to operate correctly.
Replace the smoke alarm straight away. The low-power-pack warning will keep sounding for up to 7 days, but if you haven't replaced it by the end of that period, it may no longer have enough charge left to warn you in a genuine fire.
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