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Originally Posted by AUSSI
Tried to adjust the gray water potentiometer on the monitor panel PC board, but found out all except the LP potentiometer have been replaced with fixed value carbon resistors. It always reads 2/3 full also the tank is empty. There may be more like it out there. FYI
Vic (ve3ihk)
05 Sunrise 33V WH
01 Buick Regal Toad
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The reason you have fixed resistors on your display board is because in 2005 Winnebago went standard with the TrueLevel system that uses non-contact sensors. Just as with the old style through the wall sensors, the new system can fail if the tank walls get cruddy enough. Anything you can do to clean the tank walls will help.
The new system is a lot better than the old style but as you have dicovered can still fail.
This is true of other systems as well. The manual for the Sealevel system which I think is one of the best out there warns about the problem.
From a Winnebago brochure:
" Winnebago Industries’ exclusive TrueLevel™ holding tank monitoring system incorporates Mirus™ detector cells to ensure
accurate fresh and wastewater tank level readings. Mirus detector
cells produce a microelectric field that detects liquid levels from
outside the tank. No more probes to corrode or clog. Just true,
accurate readings time after time."