boat fuel gauge reads full all the time
When the boat fuel gauge reads the full all the time , it may be that the boat oil level sensor has a fault, which leads to the failure to read the correct oil tank data. After this problem occurs, the solution is very simple. You can go to a professional maintenance point to replace the sensor. However, if it is a fault, there is no need to rush to repair it. You can fill up the oil to see if it is full. If the oil is not full, it is probably a float problem.
When the boat oil gauge shows full status for a long time, it is possible that the boat fuel level sensor of the ship has failed. When the oil gauge shows the full status for a long time, it may be that the oil level sensor has a fault, which leads to the failure to read the correct oil tank data. After this problem occurs, the solution is very simple. You can go to a professional maintenance point to replace the sensor.
However, if it is a fault, there is no need to rush to repair it. You can fill up the oil to see if it is full. If the oil is not full, it is probably a float problem. Boat fuel gauge , oval gear flowmeter or turbine flowmeter can be used.
The active state of the oil float . If there is stuck , the movable shaft hole is too small or too large , and the oil tank is irregular , the mechanical activity of the oil float will be blocked , which will make the data of the oil level sensor inaccurate . The quality of the oil level sensor is poor . The oil level sensor is actually a variable resistor . At present , thick film printing technology is often used to print resistance materials on ceramic substrates . If the resistance material itself is of poor quality (for example , carbon slurry material is used instead of metal slurry material) , the sensor is particularly vulnerable to oil . And the resistance value will change greatly with the change of temperature, resulting in inaccurate reading . In addition , the ceramic substrate uses inferior ceramic materials , which also leads to inaccurate sensor readings due to strong water absorption.
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