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- mobeewanExplorerSensors could be wired improperly.
- Ralph_CramdenExplorer II
SidecarFlip wrote:
Holding tank sensors and FW tank sensors on new units are the CHEAPEST units available. Do yourself a favor and get a Seelevel system and live happily ever after.
The seelevel system is foolproof and made by a company with outstanding support, but not cheap. Very easy to install other than gaining access to the tanks. You can usually use the orignal systems wiring as you only need one wire that jumps to all the sensors then to the panel, they are addressible, and a ground location at each sensor.
The OP's issue could be anything from a fouled tank sensor although unlikely on the fresh tank, to a pinched wire, to a bad resistor on the sensor wiring harness, to a defective monitoring panel.
Its most likely either a KIB system or LCI, both operate basically the same, and both are the cheapest junk availible which is a constant in the RV industry. - SidecarFlipExplorer IIIHolding tank sensors and FW tank sensors on new units are the CHEAPEST units available. Do yourself a favor and get a Seelevel system and live happily ever after.
- ReneeGExplorerI'd take it to them in spite of the unsavory "taste" of that. Tell them you have a trip planned. This is a brand new FW. Expensive Brand New FW that should not have this issue. Can they send a mobile tech out? What an inconvenience! (telling them that!)
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