on a 2004 36mdds I installed the new floats etc but it does not fill the batteries I see the water going thu the tubes all way around and back into reservour but it does not fill on the way. Anyone else had this problem
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on a 2004 36mdds I installed the new floats etc but it does not fill the batteries I see the water going thu the tubes all way around and back into reservour but it does not fill on the way. Anyone else had this problem
Not that I know of but I better check.
You need to check the floats. Flip open the cap @ top & use a skinny probe like a coat hanger to push on the white button; that is the float indicator & should be fully up but depressable like against buoyancy pressure when cell is full.
There should be 1/8-1/4" from full up position to bottoming out. If it is up, but cell not full, you have ESP (error some place) w/the float.
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