I have an '07 X-2 on Lake Gaston in Virginia. I installed the Fly High 3 sac system. I programmed the relays to the max 6 min but they still were not able to fill both sacs on each pump.
I worked with my dealer and they suggested I upgrade to the newer relays with a 10 (or 20 I forget) min fill time. I programmed the new relays to 10 min and that does great on the fill mode.
However, draining is a nightmare. The relays are so sensitive that if they detect the slightest bit of air, they will reset to zero, preventing me from draining the second sac on that pump. The pumps will shut off when they hit zero, so I have to continually cycle the pumps to slowly get the second sac to drain.
I know to remove the battery cable to reset the pumps (after cycling the pumps to drain all hard and soft sacs). However, it is hard to prevent hitting some air when draining one of the 2 sacs when both are full.
Does anyone know how to solve the drain problem with these relays? Is there any way to deactivate the reseting of zero (empty) when air is detected?
I think it is great that the pumps shut off when air is detected. However, I would like the relays to be reset when you switch them to off. I can then switch the valve to drain the other hard/soft sac and then go into empty mode. I would ideally like the pumps to continue to run to drain that second sac. Is that too much to ask?
Thanks.
-Pete
I worked with my dealer and they suggested I upgrade to the newer relays with a 10 (or 20 I forget) min fill time. I programmed the new relays to 10 min and that does great on the fill mode.
However, draining is a nightmare. The relays are so sensitive that if they detect the slightest bit of air, they will reset to zero, preventing me from draining the second sac on that pump. The pumps will shut off when they hit zero, so I have to continually cycle the pumps to slowly get the second sac to drain.
I know to remove the battery cable to reset the pumps (after cycling the pumps to drain all hard and soft sacs). However, it is hard to prevent hitting some air when draining one of the 2 sacs when both are full.
Does anyone know how to solve the drain problem with these relays? Is there any way to deactivate the reseting of zero (empty) when air is detected?
I think it is great that the pumps shut off when air is detected. However, I would like the relays to be reset when you switch them to off. I can then switch the valve to drain the other hard/soft sac and then go into empty mode. I would ideally like the pumps to continue to run to drain that second sac. Is that too much to ask?
Thanks.
-Pete
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