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Originally Posted by Pjehnes
Hi Jack, you are correct!
The sensors are accessible on the drivers side and from under the trailer. In order to access the area the rivets that hold the coroplast sheets need to be chiselled (sheared) off.
After accessing the area, self-tapping screws and washers are required to re-install the coroplast sheets back to frame.
Not an easily accessible item.
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[SIZE="4If it were me I would put 4 cups of liquid Calgon water softener and about ten gallons of water in the fresh water tank and drive it around as many curves as you can find as fast as you feel comfortable with.
Repeat this several times and drain the tank several times. I had the same problem and repeated this several times. Unless you are filling and draining often i.e. sitting a lot this will happen especially if the water is very hard. It will leave calcium and mineral deposits on the side of the tank.
The exception to this would be if non of the sensors ever worked from the day you bought it.
I have been to the Hemet factory and the sensors are installed very well and would not think it would be a sensor unless it never worked. I think you have a film of calcium and minerals that are affecting the sensors.
Jack[/SIZE]
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