Fuel level sensors calibration
NOTE: A common problem for many fuel level sensors is that
they can't completely measure the tank capacity, so one or both
of this conditions can occur (see also “Fuel level sensors”
section on chap.2.4 of the installation manual):
- As you add fuel to an empty tank it takes a certain amount
of fuel before the fuel sensor start to move from the
bottom.
- As you drain fuel to a filled tank it takes a certain amount
of fuel before the fuel sensor start to move from the top.
If one of this conditions occurs during the calibration, the Vigilus
notice that the fuel sensor doesn't produce an electrical change
and ask the user if fuel was really already added for that
calibration step:
If you are sure to have already added the fuel click on “YES”
otherwise click on “NO” to go back to the previous calibration
step.
Please note that the amount of fuel that is not measurable,
it will not be counted, so for example if your tank have a
capacity of 40 liters but only 30 is measurable by the fuel level
sensor, after the calibration you will see 30 liters when the tank
is full.
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