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See Level Tank Monitor in Bathroom

Yahoo Message Number: 35123
We have the LED SeeLevel II Tank Monitoring system in our 07 Allure.
It's always worked except I noticed the other day (we are home, hooked up to 30amp service) that the LED readout has disappeared and shows three C's - ccc -

i read the manual but no mention of 3 ccc's as being any type of error & we haven't done anything diff. except get home and hookup to 30 amp.

Anyone know what this is? and how to remedy it?

Dee

07 Allure 470
3159

Re: See Level Tank Monitor in Bathroom

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 35142
I suspect that it is 12v powered, so probably the hookup was not a factor. In any case, every so often electronic devices 'glitch'. I had strange readings from my tank monitoring system for a few minutes, then I left it alone and the next time I tried it, it was fine.

In general, the 'fix' for a 'glitch' is to 'reboot'. With an electrical device, this usually means to remove the power for 30 seconds or so and then repower. Probably the easiest way to do this for the tank monitor is either the house power disconnect, or removing the fuze which powers the tank monitor.

John 04 Inspire 51078

Quote from: dee ross
We have the LED SeeLevel II Tank Monitoring system in our 07

Allure.

Quote
It's always worked except I noticed the other day (we are home,

hooked

Quote
up to 30amp service) that the LED readout has disappeared and shows > three C's - ccc -

i read the manual but no mention of 3 ccc's as being any type of

error

Quote
& we haven't done anything diff. except get home and hookup to 30

amp.

Re: See Level Tank Monitor in Bathroom

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 35234
Thanks John, we did a reboot and all is well -

Quote from: seven_siamese_cats
>

I suspect that it is 12v powered, so probably the hookup was not a > factor. In any case, every so often electronic devices 'glitch'.

I

Quote
had strange readings from my tank monitoring system for a few > minutes, then I left it alone and the next time I tried it, it was > fine.

In general, the 'fix' for a 'glitch' is to 'reboot'. With an > electrical device, this usually means to remove the power for 30 > seconds or so and then repower. Probably the easiest way to do

this

Quote
for the tank monitor is either the house power disconnect, or > removing the fuze which powers the tank monitor.

John 04 Inspire 51078

[quote author=dee ross"

>

> We have the LED SeeLevel II Tank Monitoring system in our 07 > Allure.

> It's always worked except I noticed the other day (we are home, > hooked

> up to 30amp service) that the LED readout has disappeared and

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