2007 210

[jim lindsay]

we removed the hard tanks in our 210 and replaced them with 800 # bags the bags wont drain I think because the floats from the hard tanks are disconnected and the system thinks the ballast is empty. Does any one know how to over ride the system so it doesn't think its empty.
Thanks

[swatguy]

Your ballast is on a timer. There is no sensor. You have to keep cycling til the bags are empty. The system will "time out" even if bags are not completely empty.

Should be same to fill the bags completely as well.

[d_nodixon]

In my 06 my floats went out so I unplugged them and had the same issue. Inserted a jumper wire and problem solved...it read full and emptied and would still fill

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[jim lindsay]

it fill fine but wont drain at all. flick the switch to drain and nothing
d_nodixon where did you run the jumper wire
in the plug to the float for the ballast ?

[swatguy]

Sorry Jim, didn't realize 07's still used that der system configuration. I thought you meant the bag just wouldn't empty in one cycle. Not empty at all.

[d_nodixon]

Ok...also I am assuming your gauges read empty and your floats are unpluged....on mi,e they had a two prong plug....the side that unplugs and stays in the boat should be female...so a short jumper with ends stripped and electrical tape to secure and all good. It did take a couple times to get it to stay in place securely.

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[jim lindsay]

Thanks d_nodixon ran the jumper wire and every thing came back to life
what a great place to get onfo

[swatguy]

Learn something new everyday. Never new of that issue either good info

[d_nodixon]

Glad I could help!....you can almost always find an answer here...great site#

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