Where and how do you mont the sensor
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I put a strip of velcro on the bottom of the RoadPro and a strip of velcro on the dashboard and It works well.
1316530
I mounted the sensor in the bed of my truck. I have a shell on the truck. I often transport my dog in the back of the truck, so it is nice knowing the temp back there so I can open windows when it gets hot or put a blanket over his crate when it gets too cold. I ran it through a grommet hole by the drivers seat, then along the frame securing with zip-ties, then up through a drain hole in the bed. I have a rubber mat in the bed, so the sensor is under the mat. It reads about 3-4 degrees to warm so I guess the sensor is off. I just compensate though, so it's no big deal. This is a useful product and if it lasts, then it was a good buy. I mounted the sensor in the bed of my truck. I have a shell on the truck. I often transport my dog in the back of the truck, so it is nice knowing the temp back there so I can open windows when it gets hot or put a blanket over his crate when it gets too cold. I ran it through a grommet hole by the drivers seat, then along the frame securing with zip-ties, then up through a drain hole in the bed. I have a rubber mat in the bed, so the sensor is under the mat. It reads about 3-4 degrees to warm so I guess the sensor is off. I just compensate though, so it's no big deal. This is a useful... » Read More I mounted the sensor in the bed of my truck. I have a shell on the truck. I often transport my dog in the back of the truck, so it is nice knowing the temp back there so I can open windows when it gets hot or put a blanket over his crate when it gets too cold. I ran it through a grommet hole by the drivers seat, then along the frame securing with zip-ties, then up through a drain hole in the bed. I have a rubber mat in the bed, so the sensor is under the mat. It reads about 3-4 degrees to warm so I guess the sensor is off. I just compensate though, so it's no big deal. This is a useful product and if it lasts, then it was a good buy. « Show Less
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I mounted the outside sensor to the frame around my radiator. It may register warmer than normal when sitting but once my truck is moving it is pretty accurate. I mounted the inside unit on the center portion of my dash a short distance above my center console.
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I used velcro to mount it on the top center of my dashboard. It's still a little difficult to read offset to the right.
1316533
I mounted mine in my Ford truck with the Velcro about half way down the dash between the radio and steering column. I ran the outside temp wire through the door and along the hood tract and mounted the sensor under the front bumper.
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The sensor sits atop our fridge (there is just enough of a ledge for it to fit) and the cord just dangles inside the fridge. It has proven very accurate for us.
1316535
I put a small amount of silicone sealer as glue. Glued it to the dash of my car in a spot that was easy to see, ran the sensor wire through a small hole I made in the dash. My car (antique VW) has the engine in the rear so I had no problem keeping the sensor away from the engine. Mounted the sensor in the front trunk area in a place where it would not get wind while I drive. Works great.
1308552
HiIf you already bought one of the iSmartAlarm packages the next step is to configure the system. All the necessary is included.If you only bought the sensor it is mandatory to acquire at least the prefe
1299541
Just close the sensor with a little piece of tape or just put a drop of black silicon on it. Works !
23787
Dnt get it. Da sensor is Wea da main prob gonna be. Cnt explain but dnt get it
1068012
It should tell you on the instructions. On the back of the sensor part should be a dial than you can turn with a screwdriver and adjust it from 1 minute to 20 minutes
326153
I want to know this too, I don't see anywhere to purchase the sensor by itself.
1172672
Did you try pressing the "-" icon on top? You may need to do it a few times. Other than that you may be right that the sensor is the problem. Contact the company if the problem continues.
288053
I have one and the sensor is under the overhang of the run's roof. Works great.
2005542
I tried using another sensor from a different set along with the sensor that came with the receiver it did not work. Sorry.
790441
First, ensure that the room in which you placed it is dark. Second, check the sensor switch's setting.
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I used the edge expandable pyrometer set up because you can add to it if you ever want to add any other sensors. It allows you to piggy back the sensors and have one plug in to the monitor.
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I am not sure where the sensor is, but I did test the angle of the remote. You really have to have a straight line to the front of the fan for the remote to work. However, with that said, it is a great fan and has a really strong motor.
2121171
Yes, you have to slide open one of the sides, and connect a power cord to the connectors, find a power supply near where you are planning to install it, and run the cable from there to the sensor.
245010
Some places like Costco or Pep Boys have the tool to program it. I went to costco and they replace and program it for $15 each sensor.
2028554
Sensor is located on the back of the engine close to the firewall in the exhaust manifold. You can see it from the drivers side fender.
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It's between the back of the manifold and the firewall. Small hands, ratchet, extension & some tape. It's not an easy task at all. My map sensor went out at the same time. If you have someone replace it for you and they take off the manifold, have them replace the ap sensor too. As a suggestion.
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It is in the install instructions. If u don't have them try google. It is all about moving te sensing unit to the right or left.