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WoodGlue · ‎Feb-03-2014

I'm having a little trouble with the gauge reading correctly. I know there are gray and black water tank cleaners. Is there anything that I can put into my fresh water tank to get the sensor to work a little better?

Thanks,

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D___M · ‎Feb-04-2014

lanerd wrote:
My guess would be that the problem would lie in the sensor, monitor, or connections.

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beemerphile1 · ‎Feb-04-2014

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lanerd · ‎Feb-04-2014

Hummmm.. I can't think of any reason why anything in the fresh water tank would cause a faulty reading on the level sensor. My guess would be that the problem would lie in the sensor, monitor, or connections.

Sorry, can't be of more help.

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