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that is pretty stange, especially if you have never been inside the tank to play with the components. The construction of the float sensors is pretty basic, it might be
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that is pretty stange, especially if you have never been inside the tank to play with the components. The construction of the float sensors is pretty basic, it might be repairable. Without opening the tank, you could try checking the ohms across the 2 level sensor wires for each sensor and see which one has an open circuit... at least then you would be able to determine which of the two.
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