2. Switch on the remote control at short intervals until the pressure rises to 3 bar. If the pressure exceeds 3 bar, open the tap a little until it drops to 3 bar.
Attention! There is a danger of fuel splashing when opening the tap. Substitute container.
3. If an overpressure of 3 bar is not built up after a minute, the fuel line connections or the non-return valve are leaking.
4. Check pressure drop. After 10 minutes, the pressure should not drop below 2 bar. Otherwise, check the tightness of the fuel line connection.
5. If no fault is found, replace fuel pump with non-return valve.
6. Disconnect remote control.
7. Screw on the fuel sensor guard.
8. Secure the carpet with adhesive tape.
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