Propane Display
The inside control panel always displays the propane level at 2/3 full regardless of what the gauge on the tank indicates. What could be causing this and does anyone have a solution to fix it?
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Can it be that I am the only person who has an issue with displaying the correct propane level? Does anyone have a suggestion or a possible fix?
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There are a number of different indicating systems. Do you know which you have? Perhaps a picture of the display and of the sending unit on the propane tank could help.
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Do you have the gauge with the sending unit on the face of it?
If so replace the gauge and sending unit and it should fix the issue. |
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That is a very good suggestion as it does appear that the sending unit for the inside panel display is at the tank. (See attached photos). I hope this sending unit will be easy to find. Thank you for the advise!
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Isn't that the battery button you are pressing? I think the word "tanks" on the panel is referring to the Gray, Black, and Fresh Water Tanks, but I could be wrong.
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Ok then, sorry. Just trying to help.
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Ray |
There should be a model number on the gauge. It should be a G12846
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We’ve only owned our GT3 for a little over one year and only filled the LP tank twice. I think it hasn’t worked well from the beginning. Researching this today I don’t think I will replace the gauge with an original Manchester sensor. I think we will go with newer Bluetooth technology, the Mopeka sensor. It’s cheaper, highly reliable, highly rated and easily read from a smart phone or tablet.
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Mopekas are good but you have to replace batteries every year or more.
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