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FMS

Probe Alarms

Displayed Alarm

Description

Recommended Actions

Reference Source

Float Height

Error

A float on the probe listed with the alarm is 

being monitored at a varying height outside 

of thresholds. Causes can include broken 

float and programming, or mistakenly 

associating a gasoline and diesel float.

Verify Probe programming. Visually 

inspect that the probe float type matches 

the type of product. Inspect magnet and 

probe shaft for cracks or debris and 

clean if necessary.

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual) 

/ Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

Float Missing

A float on the probe listed with the alarm 

has not been detected or the probe was 

programmed with the incorrect number of 

floats.

Verify the ‘number of floats’ in Probe 

programming. Number of floats must 

match number of floats installed. Float 

must be lower than 5" from the bottom of 

the probe head.

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

High Water

Level

The water float on the Tank/Manifold listed 

with the alarm is above the programmed 

High Water Level Limit.

Verify that the programmed limit is 

correct. Verify that the Water Level 

values on the console correspond with 

the actual water level in the tank.

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

High Product

Level

The product float on the Tank/Manifold listed 

with the alarm is above the programmed 

High Product Level Limit. Tank may be close 

to an overfull condition.

Verify that the programmed limit is 

correct. Verify that the Gross Product 

Level values on the console correspond 

with actual product level in the tank.

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

High High

Product Level

The product float on the Tank/Manifold listed 

with the alarm is above the programmed 

High High Product Level Limit. Tank may be 

near an overfull condition.

Verify that the programmed limit is 

correct. Verify that the Gross Product 

Level values on the console correspond 

with actual product level in the tank.

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

Low Product

Level

The product float on the Tank/Manifold listed 

with the alarm is above the programmed 

Low Product Level Limit. Tank may be close 

to an empty condition.

Verify that the programmed limit is 

correct. Verify that the Gross Product 

Level values on the console correspond 

with actual product level in the tank.

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

Low Low

Product Level

The product float on the Tank/Manifold listed 

with the alarm is above the programmed 

Low Low Product Level Limit. Tank may be 

near an empty condition.

Verify that the programmed limit is 

correct. Verify that the Gross Product 

Level values on the console correspond 

with actual product level in the tank.

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

No Probe

Detected

This alarm indicates a communication error 

between the console and the probe listed 

with the alarm.

Verify Probe programming. Inspect the 

probe wiring from the probe module to 

the probe. 

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Installation Guide

Probe

Synchronization

Error

This alarm indicates a communication error 

between the console and the probe listed 

with the alarm.

Verify Probe programming. Inspect the 

probe wiring from the probe module to 

the probe. 

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Installation Guide

RTD Table Error The RTD Table programmed for the probe 

listed with the alarm is incorrect.

Verify the RTD Table programming.

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

Temperature

Error

This alarm indicates a temperature sensor 

error or failure inside the probe shaft of the 

probe listed with the alarm.

Verify the RTD Table programming. 

Visually inspect probe shaft for defects 

and cracks.

Probes Setup in

Programming Manual / 

Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

Unstable Probe This alarm indicates inconsistent data from 

the probe listed with the alarm.

Inspect the probe wiring from the probe 

module to the probe. Verify that the 

product in the tank is both physically and 

thermally stable.

Installation Guide / 

Applicable Equipment 

Guide*

* Bulletins and the T5 Series Installation Guide (p/n 000-2150) and the T5 Series Programming Manual (000-2142) can be found on 

Franklin Fueling’s web site - http://www.franklinfueling.com/service/.   Select Technical Documentation / Fuel Management System