Leak near Valve/Tank Connection
I have an occasional/slow leak at the Tank/Valve connection. This is the black tank, and it seems like the pressure vent is not releasing pressure, as this only happens whilst the tank is 3/4 full and...
Forum Discussion
Gdetrailer wrote:Dusty R wrote:
The SeeLeval is a system that circuit boards that attach/glue to the side of the tanks and measure the level/densaty of the tank, in 10's .
:R
Yes Dusty, I suspect most folks are aware of "SeeLevel" and its "advantages"..
But it is not cheap, depending on tank placement may be a real pain in the rear to install or even not be able to install, it replaces an existing system which is already in place so now you have a old and new monitor.. Not to mention you are adding more complex circuit boards and electronics which can and do fail.
Mine is built into the rangehood and simple as dirt so I would have to poke a new hole in the paneling..
It's cheaper and easier to just ensure your the probes are not holding on to waste material don't you think?
Good proper dumping procedure seems to work pretty well and only costs a couple of squirts of dish detergent and copious amounts of water each dump.. Mine is going on 40 yrs old and still working but I guess mine is the only ones in this world that works correctly so I must be doing something wrong?..
That would depend on your definition of cheap. A seelevel 3 tank system is @ $220. A drive motor for a Dometic 9100 awning is over $700.00 and if you ever need to but anything from Lippert they'll soak you good.
I've installed 3 seelevel systems on 3 different rigs and all were less than a 3 hour install including opening or dropping underliner. On two I was able to use the existing wiring to the idiotic problematic ORM sensor system which was a PITA on all 3 rigs.
