Hi My tank watch III monitor is flashing red and also has a steady green light. This occured after the tanks were pumped out. I have tried to contact Sea Land no response. There is no information on their web site. Has any one had this happen?
Sealand tank watch III
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Try calling Northeast Sanitation. They are in Farmingdale, New York, and are the regional distributor for SeaLand and VacuFlush products for the whole northeast U.S.
(631) 752-7608
info(at)northeastsanitation.com
If he's available, talk to Mike Starito, he's the head man there. He's a nice guy and will try to help you if he can.
(631) 752-7608
info(at)northeastsanitation.com
If he's available, talk to Mike Starito, he's the head man there. He's a nice guy and will try to help you if he can.
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yeah, the tank watch uses 3 or 4 rods with floats and magnetic switches. I guess the tank was full, turning on the red light (float high on its rod). then when you pumped out, the float that activates the green light, in the low position, went on as it should but the red is still stuck high.
you may want to try tapping the top of the gauge assembly as that could free the float. otherwise, you have to pull the gauge assembly and clean the damn thing...
been there, done that. not a lot of fun but no worst than changing a diaper if you've ever done the kid thing.
of course, that's assuming that the tank and gauge was installed with enough space on top to pull the assembly out!
you may want to try tapping the top of the gauge assembly as that could free the float. otherwise, you have to pull the gauge assembly and clean the damn thing...
been there, done that. not a lot of fun but no worst than changing a diaper if you've ever done the kid thing.
of course, that's assuming that the tank and gauge was installed with enough space on top to pull the assembly out!