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 slightly until it drops to 3 bar.
Warning! There is a risk of fuel splashing when opening the tap. Place a container underneath.
3. If after a minute an excess pressure of 3 bar is not created, then the fuel line connections or the check valve are not tight.
4. Check the 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 the fuel pump together with the check valve.
6. Disconnect the remote control.
7. Screw on the fuel sensor guard.
8. Secure the carpet with adhesive tape.
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