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Section 1 - TireView
™
TPMS Instruction Manual
Issue Solution
Unscrew the valve core until it starts to release
air, then screw it back in slightly to stop the air
flow. Check both sensors on the same valve stem
again. If the swapped sensor sends data and the
original sensor does not, then it may be a sensor
issue. Call P.S.I.
™
at 210.222.1926 (United States
and Canada) or email
info@psitireinflation.com
or
techsupport@psitireinflation.com
.
If the sensor is not transmitting data to the TPMS
display, pair the sensor again to the same tire position.
See Automatic Code Learning (option #1) on page
17.
If a repeater is installed, check the red LED light on the
repeater to make sure that it is operational.
An indoor/outdoor thermometer with an external
temperature sensor may interfere with the P.S.I.
™
TireView
™
TPMS. Use a thermometer with a higher
frequency of 915 MHz.
Atomic clocks can also cause interference with the
sensors.
The TPMS display dropped sensor data for a tire
position.
If the sensor is over a year old, the battery may be
dead. The battery in the sensor cannot be replaced,
contact your P.S.I.
™
TireView
™
TPMS supplier for
replacement.
The TPMS display alarm sounds in the evening when
the vehicle is not moving.
Lower outdoor temperatures at night decrease the tire
pressure and may drop below the alarm threshold. Turn
the display off overnight. As the air temperature rises
the next day or driving starts, the tires will also warm up
and return to normal parameters. Add air to the tires if
needed.
The high pressure alarm will not set below 100 PSI (6.9
BAR).
The high pressure alarm cannot go lower than the low
pressure alarm setting. If the tire pressure is below 100
PSI (6.9 BAR), first set the low pressure alarm settings
and then set the high pressure alarm settings. See
Setting the Sensor Alarms on page 22.
There may be a rapid leak in a tire position. If FAST
LEAK shows at bottom of the TPMS display for a tire
position, repair the leak.
There may be a low sensor battery in a tire position.
The upper left battery icon flashes on the TPMS display.
Replace the sensor when the battery dies.
The TPMS display alarm was triggered and the tire
position and its current pressure and temperature
values are flashing.
There may be an overheating tire and HI TEMP shows
at the bottom of TPMS display. Stop the vehicle to allow
the tire temperature to decrease.
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