Fluid-Level Sensor - Aqua-Hot 400 Series Service Manual

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Fluid-Level Sensor: Serial #: A400-130001 - A400-130104
The fluid-level sensor monitors the level of antifreeze and
water heating solution within the Aqua-Hot's boiler tank to
ensure that an adequate volume exists.
Troubleshoot the fluid-level sensor if one of the following
condition has occurred:
The Propane-burner and/or Electric heating element
fails to operate.
The Aqua-Hot fails to operate and the "Low Tank-Level
Cutoff" indicator light on the electronic controller is illu-
minated red.
Troubleshooting:
1. Verify that the Aqua-Hot's boiler tank is full of the anti-
freeze and water heating solution.
2. Verify that the wire connector is securely plugged into
the fluid-level sensor and secured with the attached
clip.
3. Verify that the fluid-level sensor's wires are securely
installed in the terminal strip on the wire harness, as
well as tightly fastened to the electronic controller.
4. Verify the functionality of the fluid-level sensor by com-
pleting the following:
The fluid-level sensor requires power to operate and pos-
sesses a third wire for power (#17), which advances from
the sensor to join the red #1 wire on the "PUMP 3+" termi-
nal on the electronic controller's JP3 plug. Therefore, if
pump #3 light is red, the Low Tank Level Cutoff light will
illuminate red as well.
Remove the faceplate from the electronic controller.
Install a jumper wire on the JP3 plug, between pins 15
and 16 (between "LWCO-I" and "LWCO-O") on the elec-
tronic controller in order to bypass the fluid-level sensor.
If the "Low-Tank Level Cutoff" indicator light on the electron-
ic controller extinguishes when the jumper wire is installed,
inspect the wire harness for damaged or severed wires. If no
wires are found to be damaged or severed, follow the in-
structions in this section to replace the fluid-level sensor.
If however the "Low Tank-Level Cutoff" indictor light contin-
ues to illuminate once the jumper wire is installed, follow the
instructions in this manual to replace the electronic control-
ler.
Replacement Procedure:
Failure to disconnect all power supplies and/or to allow the
heater to cool before servicing could cause serious damage
or personal injury.
1. Ensure that the Aqua-Hot has been completely shut
down and that all power sources have been disconnect-
ed. Also, because this replacement will involve the boil-
er tank and the potential for hot coolant, be sure the
heater has cooled.
2. Drain the antifreeze and water heating solution from
the Aqua-Hot's boiler tank using the drain valve.
3. Disconnect the fluid-level sensor's wires by releasing
the clip securing the plug to the sensor and pulling the
plug away from the sensor.
4. Using a 7/8" wrench, unscrew the fluid-level sensor
from the Aqua-hot's boiler tank. It may be necessary to
use a 7/8" Crow's Foot wrench.
5. Add a liquid thread sealant (such as Loctite
threads of the replacement fluid-level sensor.
6. Screw the replacement fluid-level sensor into the port
on the Aqua-Hot's boiler tank and tighten with a
wrench.
7. Plug the fluid-level sensor's wires into the replacement
sensor and secure with the clip.
8. Refill the Aqua-Hot's boiler tank with the antifreeze and
water heating solution.
9. Test for proper operation.
Figure 9

Fluid-Level Sensor

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