Calibration Guide
Level Gauges
X-99, X-302, X-332, X-362, X-382, X-412
Fuel and water |
- Locate the tank and unscrew the level gauge.
- Put the swimmer of the level gauge to the min. position.
- Check the readout on the instrument (make sure instrument switch is put to the correct
tank position).
- The readout must be zero. If the readout is different from zero, the level gauge has a
fault.
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Hint:
If possible check the resistance between the two wires of the level gauge.
The resistance must be zero when the level gauge is in min. position.
The resistance of the level gauge must be as shown below: |
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Min. Position:
1/7 full Approx.:
2/7 full Approx.:
3/7 full Approx.:
4/7 full Approx.:
5/7 full Approx.:
6/7 full Approx.:
7/7 full Approx.: |
0,0 Ohms
24,5 Ohms
48,5 Ohms
72,0 Ohms
96,0 Ohms
120,0 Ohms
140,0 Ohms
182,0 Ohms |
Note!
The resistance may vary with 5 ohms. |
- Put the level gauge to the max. position.
- Check the readout on the instrument.
- If the readout is different from "full", adjust the readout by turning the
pot. metre at the back of the circuit board, located at the back of the instrument, until
the readout is correct.
X-99, X-302, X-332:
X-99, X-302 and X-332 are only equipped with a fuel level gauge, therefore the circuit
board only has one pot. metre.
X-362, X-382, X-412:
Some of these boats are equipped with both water and fuel level gauge.
The fuel must be adjusted at the pot. metre where core No 21 is connected, and the
water must be adjusted at the pot. metre where core No 23 is connected.
- Check item 2-7 again to make sure the settings are correct.
- Note! Most of our fuel tanks are non cubic, therefore the readout of the instrument is
to be taken as an approximately readout.
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Print for level gauges:
X-99
X-302
X-332 |
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X-362
X-362 Sport |
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X-382
X-412 |
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