achris I need your help again Temp Alarm going crazy

[Jonezin]

A couple weeks ago I was on a search mission to find out why the warning buzzer was not buzzing. Found out why. My controls was replaced and it was replaced controls for a stern drive so they added a alarm buzzer moddual. Today I put in 2 new T-stats 143 degree per spec sheet. New cover plate gaskets, torqued no leaks there. Head gaskets are leaking now.

So my problem is my buzzer is going crazy now. She is holding 141 on the nose. not the 180-190 it was doing. Also the power wire for this buzzer was not hooked up when I found it. Are these alarms set at a different range on stern drives then outboards and causing my alarm to not shut the f up?

Thanks for any help

 

[achris]

Re: achris I need your help again Temp Alarm going crazy

Answered in your other thread...

Not sure if you know... I'm on the other side of the world to you... so when you post, I'm asleep... I post while you're sleeping. That post ^^^^ was at 0551 my time.... Sometimes I'll do an allnighter and be here till the wee hours, but not usually....

Chris...........

 

[Jonezin]

Re: achris I need your help again Temp Alarm going crazy

wow I had no Idea that it was so early in the morning there when I post or up and about, I greatly appropriate your help and time. Do you own a shop there or just like playing with these things. I never really got into fix on it, if it broke I would take it to the shop. But I've gone broke and that leaves me trying to straighten out the learning curve.

I have learned a lot form you guys, heck been helping a few friends.

thank You once again.

 

[achris]

Re: achris I need your help again Temp Alarm going crazy

wow I had no Idea that it was so early in the morning there when I post or up and about, I greatly appropriate your help and time. Do you own a shop there or just like playing with these things. I never really got into fix on it, if it broke I would take it to the shop. But I've gone broke and that leaves me trying to straighten out the learning curve.

I have learned a lot form you guys, heck been helping a few friends.

thank You once again.

I first started working on my own boats in the early 80's. Then a friend and I bought a shop and ran that in the 90's. We sold that and both went back to the offshore industry (we are both ROV pilots, underwater robots), but a lot of the customers from our shop have stayed with me, and I look after them when I'm home.

Chris......