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Old 07-25-2010, 12:39 PM   #1
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Tanks/LP/Batt Level Indicator Inoperative

I have a 97 Daybreak MH with the level indicators on the Range Exhast Hood Panel...none of the indicators work when the switch is depressed...any good trouble shooting tips...does the electronic board go out sometimes? There is power to the hood panel and switches. Thanks.
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Find one of the tanks and look for the sensors mounted on the side. Take a jumper wire and tie the bottom to the top and you should have a full tank reading on the monitor. Usually the resistor pack is what goes bad or the sensors (studs) inside the tank are contaminated and have to be cleaned off.
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Thanks for the quick reply and advice...will give that a shot, I have ordered a anew monitor, so will use that if I can't fix current one. Thanks again.
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