To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix Garnet Measuring Instruments when the system freezes?
If your Garnet Measuring Instruments system freezes or becomes unresponsive, it may be due to a static discharge or electrical noise. Try rebooting the system by shutting off the 12V power for a few seconds, and then turning it back on.
Why do the readings jump or are inaccurate on my Garnet SeeLeveL II 709-P3?
If the readings on your Garnet Measuring Instruments jump or are inaccurate, it may be due to 120VAC interference, which can cause the readings to stall and create gaps. Always ground the senders and the console to the same ground circuit.
What to do if my Garnet SeeLeveL II 709-P3 Measuring Instruments display shows an error?
If your Garnet Measuring Instruments display shows an error, it could be due to several reasons: the senders may not be programmed correctly, the sender is sending bad data, there is damaged wiring, or there is electrical interference. Check all the senders to ensure they are programmed correctly. If the senders are correctly programmed, replace the sender that is creating the error.
What to do if Garnet SeeLeveL II 709-P3 operation becomes erratic or stops completely?
If the operation of your Garnet Measuring Instruments becomes erratic or stops completely, make sure all wiring connections are solid. Avoid using spade connectors to join wiring, as they degrade over time. Use insulated crimp-on butt connectors, or solder and insulate the wire connections.
Why do dual console systems of Garnet SeeLeveL II 709-P3 Measuring Instruments not read the same?
If the two displays in your dual console Garnet Measuring Instruments system do not read the same, the most likely reason is a bad console ground. Ensure that both console grounds and the sender grounds are connected together with ground wiring.
What does 'no top sender' or 'no bottom sender' mean on Garnet SeeLeveL II 709-P3?
If your Garnet Measuring Instruments display shows 'ntP' or 'nbo', it means the display has been programmed for stacked senders, but there's an issue: 'ntP' indicates only the bottom sender is working, and the top one is not, while 'nbo' indicates only the top sender is working, and the bottom one is not. Correct the programming on the sender.
What to do if Garnet SeeLeveL II 709-P3 Measuring Instruments indicate water level even when the tank is empty?
If your Garnet Measuring Instruments system indicates a residual or non-zero water level even though the tank is completely drained, it could be due to a convex or sloped tank bottom. Temporarily install the sender using duct tape or masking tape to check the tank level before committing to a final sender position.
What does calibration failure mean on Garnet SeeLeveL II 709-P3?
If your Garnet Measuring Instruments display shows 'Calibration failure', the memory used to store programming for battery voltage calibration value and tank sender signal values has failed. Replace the display.
How to resolve sender delamination in Garnet SeeLeveL II 709-P3?
If sender delamination occurs in your Garnet Measuring Instruments, it is likely caused by a lack of tank surface preparation. Ensure proper surface preparation by wiping the area to be adhered to with products like Pro Bond, alcohol, or acetone.
General| Brand | Garnet |
|---|---|
| Model | SeeLeveL II 709-P3 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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Explains safety information that could cause damage to the product or data loss.
Explains dangers that might result in personal injury or death.
Details the flexible sender panels that attach to the tank side for level sensing.
Explains the display that receives sender information and shows tank levels and battery voltage.
Instructions for checking water or sewer tank levels using the display buttons.
How to check the RV battery voltage using the BATT button on the display.
Steps to adjust the LED display brightness for optimal viewing conditions.
Guide to setting the display to recognize the correct number of senders per tank.
Configuring 710ES/710SS senders to identify as fresh, grey, or black water tanks.
Setting 710ES/710SS senders for single, top, or bottom sender configurations.
Steps to program 710JS senders to identify as fresh, grey, or black water tanks.
Guidance on selecting and cutting senders for single or double stacked applications.
Steps for connecting wires, testing the system, and ensuring proper power and ground.
Procedures for checking sender wiring, sender functionality, and signal power.
How to check signal power and sender height for troubleshooting sender performance.
Resolving issues like unresponsiveness, erratic behavior, and inaccurate readings.
Addressing problems with zero or residual water levels and calibration.
Guidance on protecting senders from damage and safe display mounting practices.
Precautions to prevent damage to the display or pump switch due to excessive electrical current.
Details the terms and conditions of the hardware warranty and limitations.
Outlines limitations on warranties and procedures for returning products for service.
