> 
> 
> Hey all,
> The latest chapter in "Sean's Sink Saga."  
> 
> I think I've finally identified the culprit as the LED panel.  On MY
> bus, here's how things work:  the tank must have at least 3 liters of
> water and the LED panel must be switched on before the pump will run.
> Well, I hooked up the fixed pump and when I turn the faucet on, the LED
> panel lights go out and I then have to wait a little while before they
> will come on again.  I repeated this test many times and once the pump
> gave a brief whirr before the panel LEDs went out.  So, I now need to
> wire the pump so that it is independent of the LED panel, i.e. a direct
> connection to the battery.  I will look at the wiring tomorrow and see
> how to do this, but it shouldn't be too complicated.  I thank everyone
> for their patience and help so far, it shouldn't be too long before I
> have this resolved.
> 
> Sean 
> 

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Sean Bartnik                    A man said to the universe,
sbart7kb@www.mwc.edu            "Sir, I exist!"
'81 Vanagon Westy               "However," replied the universe,
'78 Bus (For Sale)              "The fact has not created in me
				A sense of obligation."
					  --Stephen Crane
http://www.mwc.edu/~sbart7kb/mybus.htm
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