Carbon monoxide alarm triggered accidentally during battery change, Canonsburg PA
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide detector alarm was triggered at a residence near Saddleclub Drive. The alarm was later found to be accidental, caused by changing the batteries in the detector.
Audio|Source: Washington County Fire Zone 2
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Transcript:
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Shing Control Station 48,
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near Saddleclub Dr,
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near Saddle Club Drive for Carbon Monoxide Detector Activation.
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Alarm company did not have much information about location, no response from keyholder, 1625.
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Control station 48, additional information.
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Alarm company called back, spoke to keyholder, proper pass code received.
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Batteries were being changed and alarm activated accidentally, 1625.
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If ready to properties, finish your one, I will take the notification.
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Stand for.
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I will go ahead.
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Watch, utility for you.
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Utility for you.
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I will check that alarm on the Saddle Club.
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Stand for you.
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Location mentioned:
Near Saddleclub Dr, Canonsburg, PA 15317
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