FOUR WINDS INTERNATIONAL 2007 Presidio, Руководство пользователя

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PRESIDIO
Tank Level Monitor Switches:
Water Pump:
Turns the water pump ON or OFF (Refer to the
“
Water Pump ” section under the heading
“Fresh Water System” for more information).
Level Test:
Press and hold to check tank levels as well as the LP
Gas (Propane) level.
Common Field Problems:
Inaccurate Holding Tank Level Readings:
The accuracy of two wire holding tank monitoring systems can be adversely affected by dirty
tanks, unusual mineral content in the water, or improper holding tank probe location.
These conditions can cause the monitoring system to have oversensitive (read higher than
actual level) or under sensitive (read lower than actual level) readings.
Oversensitive Readings:
Oversensitive readings can occur as a result of scum buildup on the tank walls, abnormally high
mineral content in the water, or incorrectly located holding tank probes. In these
situations, the monitoring system indicates higher levels than are actually present in the
holding tank. Certain cleaning products and food by-products can build up on the inside walls
of the holding tanks, producing a layer of scum that can cause the monitoring system to read
higher than the actual level. To correct this problem, the holding tanks should be cleaned
periodically (consult dealer for cleaning instructions). If the problem persists after cleaning the
holding tank, the ground probe can be moved farther away from the other tank probes.
The increased distance between the ground probe and the other probes will decrease the
sensitivity of the monitoring systems.
Under Sensitive Readings:
Under sensitive readings can occur if the mineral content of the water is abnormally low or if
the holding tank probes are located incorrectly. In this case, the monitoring system indicates
lower levels than are actually present in the holding tank. This problem can be corrected by
moving the ground probe closer to the other probes. Moving the ground probe closer
increases the sensitivity of the monitoring system.
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INTERIOR CONTROLS & OPERATIONS