HikingDog

Yep… definitely #7!

Bill, thanks for that info about the possible recall/warranty. I wanted to switch to the Maxxfan Dome w/LED even before the gasket malfunction, hoping 1) the fan would be quieter than the Ventline, and because of 2) the locking handle, 3) the easily removed screen for cleaning up there 4) the easy to get to quick-blow fuse, 5) that cool LED light and 6) to test my roof sealing and caulking abilities for the first time ever... gulp!

Thanks for the great DIY write-up Max Burner, this will help immensely! We will be doing the same procedure with the Maxxfan LED model, after our Ventline sucked the flimsy foam gasket into the fan blades. The plastic film backing on that gasket had lost its adhesion, wrapped around the fan spindle, and bound up the motor. Just the excuse I needed to do this upgrade!

Thanks for the suggestions, the display has been working perfectly after 350+ miles traveled since malfunction. I'll ask about it at the rally. The only thing I ruled out was the fuse and it's connection in my cursory examination by noting the cell booster and wifi powering up trying two different 15amp fuses, which the manual says these components share the same fuse circuit as the seelevel. I quickly tried to disconnect the connector at the display to meter voltage to the display, but the release wasn't obvious and I was afraid I'd break it in the process, and I had a yard to mow before we left... so I'll never know unless that gremlin comes back.

Seadawg, And Voila! It's working! Showing all tank levels and battery charge level now. Let's see: Since the discovery of this problem, 1. I finished mowing the lawn 2. I put out the awning, and turned on the awning and curb lights to aid packing 3. I turned on the LP to start cooling the frig I checked the SeeLevel. Now I have to figure which one of the above corrected the problem. I'm leaning toward a propane-powered display panel. I'm now not sure if I'm happy it's working, or.... But seriously, I had emptied all three tanks after our last trip a few weeks ago. Are the sensors internal, and at least one needs to sense liquid as a feedback to enable the display? The display was dark after filling fresh water, and was when i checked an hour later. I tried the battery + gray buttons for 5 seconds in case it was a display issue, but got nothing on the display. Next time I'll wait until the next day before asking y’all for help! Unless I smell something burning...

I was filling my fresh water tank this morning in preparation for our journey in Hull 804, and the SeeLevel display wasn't working when I went inside to check levels. The 15amp fuse appeared fine, as both the cell booster and wifi booster on the same circuit had power. I removed the fuse, and then replaced it hoping cutting power would "reboot" the display. No luck. The circuit board behind the display didn't show any sign of damage, and the connector was secure. The co-located pump switch worked fine. Am I missing finding another fuse that might specific to the tank sensors/display circuit? We will be at the Oliver rally... and starting our journey towards there tomorrow!