Furnace issue causes elevated carbon monoxide in home, Randolph NJ
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, responders found elevated carbon monoxide levels caused by a broken furnace in a two-story home near Berry Lane. They ventilated the house and advised the homeowner to replace the furnace. Carbon monoxide levels returned to zero after ventilation.
Audio|Heard on: Morris NJ Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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County from Berry Lane, command? Yeah.
00:02
Alright, just go a quick size up in there.
00:04
We got a two-story wood frame.
00:06
Nothing shown for slides.
00:09
We un-investigating LC4O, command.
00:11
First D-5-C7.
00:19
Any from Berry Lane in command?
00:21
Yeah.
00:22
All right, crew checked interior.
00:24
We discovered broken furnace, but now 45 parts per million CO.
00:28
We've set that down, advised the homeowner to replace it.
00:32
We'll be in the house one more time just to make sure of readings to zero and then wrap it up, show.
00:36
Okay, six, up for a lot.
00:38
New Yorkerling, command? Good.
00:40
All right, homeowner advised to talk to any facts to connection.
00:43
We're going to be wrapping up here, command terminate.
00:45
Thank you.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Berry Ln, Randolph, NJ 07869
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