donzie67
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For some reason the 2/3 indicator light stopped working. Is there a fix for this and if so what might that be or do I have to replace the complete panel? Thanks for the help.
Rocker Switch Panel 2/3 Indicator Light Not Working
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Original Member Title: Rocker Switch Panel with sensor light issue
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A member asked whether the failed red 2/3 indicator light on a rocker-style tank and battery monitor panel can be repaired or if the entire panel must be replaced. They clarified it is not a tank sensor problem, but the small indicator LED used with the F, 2/3, 1/3, and E level display.
Another member suspected the lights are LEDs mounted on a circuit board, meaning diagnosis or replacement may require board testing and soldering. The same member suggested checking the back of the...
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Another member suspected the lights are LEDs mounted on a circuit board, meaning diagnosis or replacement may require board testing and soldering. The same member suggested checking the back of the...
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Mikendebbie
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2/3 indicator light ?…do you mean one of your tank sensors? Which tank?
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donzie67
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Not the tank sensor. The little red lights that when you pick a tank or the battery charge, it lights up how full/empty or charge level the camper is at. F, 2/3, 1/3, E. The 2/3 light is no longer working. Is it repairable or is it a replace the panel thing?
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donzie67
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It's not my panel but the same panel missing an awning switch
Mikendebbie
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Hmmm - that answer will need to come from somebody that is a lot more electrician than me. I will GUESS that if you pull that panel out and look at the back - those lights are LEDs in a circuit board and testing to find problems or soldering in new LEDs is WAY beyond my pay grade.
It boils down to these tank level systems stink. Most folks here that are so motivated to install a REAL tank level system choose an after-market system (the names escape me now but someone will have a recommendation), remove the coroplast bottom, install the new sensors mounted to the exterior side of the tanks + run the wire (? or are they wireless? no idea) and install a new control panels.
Edit: the tank sensor system may be by KIB Enterprises. There might be a part number on the circuit board for reference. I think KIB customer service is handled by ATC (I have an issue with the KIB panel in my motorhome and had to hunt them down a few months ago. She responded and sent me instructions for how to test the board)
It boils down to these tank level systems stink. Most folks here that are so motivated to install a REAL tank level system choose an after-market system (the names escape me now but someone will have a recommendation), remove the coroplast bottom, install the new sensors mounted to the exterior side of the tanks + run the wire (? or are they wireless? no idea) and install a new control panels.
Edit: the tank sensor system may be by KIB Enterprises. There might be a part number on the circuit board for reference. I think KIB customer service is handled by ATC (I have an issue with the KIB panel in my motorhome and had to hunt them down a few months ago. She responded and sent me instructions for how to test the board)
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