Maytag 2006 owner manual To Obtain Exact Reading

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Appliances

MICROPULSE SYSTEMS MONITOR OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

NORMAL OPERATION

This example shows the monitor reporting the following:

Fresh Water = 7/8 to Full

Gray Water 1 = Empty to 5/8

Gray Water 2 = 3/4

Black Water = Empty to 5/8

LP Gas = 1/4

Battery = Empty to 5/8

On all diagrams the Letters R=Red, Y=Yellow, G=Green, Blank=no LED lit.

The MicroPulse Monitor will display the condition of each system at all times. The tri-color LED beside the system will indicate the condition of the system using the following color code.

Fresh Water, LP Gas, Battery are as follows:

Green LED = 3/8 to Full

Yellow LED = 1/4

Red LED = 1/8 to Empty

Gray Water, Black Water are as follows:

Green LED = Empty to 5/8

Yellow LED = 3/4

Red LED = 7/8 to Full

TO OBTAIN EXACT READING

To obtain an exact reading of all systems press and release the status button one

time. The monitor will flash the LED beside the system it is about to report. It will than H display the exact condition of that system by lighting the bar graph from Empty to Full.

The monitor will display the exact condition of each system and then return to normal operation mode.

To obtain an exact reading of an individual system press and release the status button until the LED beside the system that you want the condition of is lit. Release the status button and the monitor will display the exact condition of that system by lighting the bar graph from Empty.

NOTE: The steel LP tanks on the Safari Models do have a level sensor. The monitor system does not read LP Gas levels.

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