Avenue 32RLS - Tank Level Wires

[Chief2hairs]

We just purchased a new Avenue 32RLs and have been pleased with the initial shakedown. However, the factory has connected the incorrect wires to the level sensor panel in the RV. When filling the fresh water tank, the black tank level shows the level, not the fresh water tank. Got the fresh tank figured out by trial and error.
My question, does anyone know what color wire goes to each of the interior panel level indicators? These are small wires that connect behind the panel to larger wires.
Thank you in advance for any help.

 

[RoadJunkie]

 

[Chief2hairs]

Thanks for the information. I believe my issues are actually at the control panel in the RV. If I can't get it figured out, may need to access the belly and see what wire goes to what tank. What a pain, especially since it is a brand new unit.

 

[BryanValRox]

Thanks for the information. I believe my issues are actually at the control panel in the RV. If I can't get it figured out, may need to access the belly and see what wire goes to what tank. What a pain, especially since it is a brand new unit.

If your convinced that your issue is at the panel , would it be a whole lot easier to move the wires around there?

Per your post, filling the fresh water tank gives indication of a full black tank. So, logic would imply that the wire on the black tank light is incorrectly landed. Couldn’t you disconnect that one and reconnect it to the fresh tank lamp? And then fill grays and black’s one by one to land the other wires correctly.

Might be a whole lot easier than dropping the underbelly. Just a suggestion.

 

[Chief2hairs]

If your convinced that your issue is at the panel , would it be a whole lot easier to move the wires around there?

Per your post, filling the fresh water tank gives indication of a full black tank. So, logic would imply that the wire on the black tank light is incorrectly landed. Couldn’t you disconnect that one and reconnect it to the fresh tank lamp? And then fill grays and black’s one by one to land the other wires correctly.

Might be a whole lot easier than dropping the underbelly. Just a suggestion.

I agree. That is what I done with the fresh water tank. It was full and easier to figure out that wire. Just been on the road and haven't had the other tanks full. Swapping the wires at the panel is not bad and would only drop the belly if there are other issues. Just figured if the wire color could be known I wouldn't need to take the time to fill the other 3 tanks needlessly. Thank you for your suggestion and once I able to get the other tanks full I will give it a try. Have a great Labor Day.

 

[Oregon_Camper]

Just been on the road and haven't had the other tanks full.

If your on the road in the RV...just dump all tanks and start filling the black tank via the rinse connection. Wait about 5-10 mins to see which tank monitor starts to go from empty to full. If you're lucky, just swapping the wires (as stated above) is the easy fix

DON"T get distracted while do the blank tank fill up....bad bad bad things will happen if that gets overfilled.

 

[Flyer32RLS]

DON"T get distracted while do the blank tank fill up....bad bad bad things will happen if that gets overfilled.

Jim, and just how would you know that???

 

[Oregon_Camper]

Jim, and just how would you know that???

Stories...I have never had the poop volcano!!!

 

[RockDr896]

Driving down the road and listening to news. Maybe we should all call "California Psychic's" and know exactly what is going to happen!!! Apparently they have a way to only hire qualified ones...ROFL!!!