Try gently blowing out or vacuuming the sensor. Very likely it is a CO and LP combo sensor and you should check before replacing. Also, check the expiration date. Might have to take it off and look on back but they only last 5 years or so and will start alarming when their lifetime is over.
Please post make and model Rv for best advice.
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