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Old 08-24-2019, 08:39 AM   #1
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Silverleaf Volume Alarms

We have a 2017 Newmar MA and when we are parked and tires cool off the alarm goes off to alert the tire pressure. No problem other than it goes off in the middle of night waking us. How do you turn the volume down on the Silverleaf? Going on day 7 of this and wifey is not happy. HAPPY WIFE IS A HAPPY LIFE.
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I will be watching for an answer as I did not find a volume control. I went to Spartan and had the sensors reset for the correct pressure per the actual weight on the tires.
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Is it the volume or the TPMS alert settings that have the problem? Sounds more like the low pressure point needs adjustment, or more importantly that the RV tire pressure needs to be increased.
To determine, weigh the rig and get the right pressure for that weight from the tire company and make sure the TPMS system is set for the correct pressures.

The problem with lowering the volume is that if there truly is a tire pressure issue - you won't hear it. And that defeats this important safety device.
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