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Old 03-30-2013, 01:53 PM   #1
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Grey tank sensor

I have exterior sensors for my grey tank. The tank has started reading 1/3 after complete empty. I have flushed tank many times & the tank still reads 1/3. The 2/3 & full lights read fine. How do you check if it's a bad sensor? If it is a bad sensor how do you remove the old one? They look like their glued on to the tank side!

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On ours there are small adjustment screws on the monitor panel. They take a jewelers screwdriver. Just adjust them till the level reads what the actual contents are. Or at least that's the way ours work, and they will never be truly accurate.
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