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Post by Musley Thu Jun 02, 2022 4:45 pm

Neuvo 2011 model has a whale filler for fresh water.  It takes forever to fill, the owners manual is useless.  What should I press if anything on the control panel?
Feel I'm missing something.
Last van just filled with a hosepipe. Thanks.
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Post by gef Thu Jun 02, 2022 5:48 pm

If you search on here for inline mesh filter you will find some good instructions.  Most people avoid the whale system and go for a direct hose fill if you are lucky enough to have one.  It is a very small filter
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Post by Dbvwt Thu Jun 02, 2022 6:04 pm

A/S decided that a ‘hole in the wall’ that you are used to wasn’t needed on vans around your era.
They obviously realised their mistake and started fitting both options around 2015/16.
Personally, I would find a reputable company to fit a manual filler, it’s not a hard job so shouldn’t cost too much.
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Post by Paulmold Thu Jun 02, 2022 6:08 pm

Check out the Faq's on the AS website, there are several reasons explained there under 'I can't fill my water tank'.

https://www.auto-sleepers.com/owners/faqs

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Post by Caraman Fri Jun 03, 2022 9:16 am

If you continue to have trouble with your Whale filler, rather than go to the expense of fitting a direct gravity filler you could remove the solenoid valve altogether.  Water will then flow into the tank until you turn the tap off which can be done as soon as the tank starts overflowing.  In other words, it will be no different to a normal gravity fill which you are used to and nothing will need to be switched on.
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