HWH 325 solenoid fuse blew

Pretty sure you need a RAP90729 solenoid. They are unique to HWH, and fail quite often.

Did you check with local hydraulic shops or Graingers?

OP again, I replaced the fuse not the coil. The four coils for the jacks all ohm about the same but this one has some resistance to ground. I don't know how that can be but it is. I suspect the stem leaked oil into the coil. Anyway, do I need to spend big bucks for HWH Oar is there an aftermarket. Who ever made it for HWH left there name off.

HWH jack solenoids rarely short out. To have 2 that have a short is way out there. The usual reason a HWH solenoid would have a short is, they are momentary solenoids, not supposed to have 12 volt power longer than 10 to 15 minutes max. What usually causes LONGER than 10 minute activation times is when either a jack fails to fully retract and the light stays ON and the system stays in STORE mode as long as the Ignition key is on, or the jack down light system has a fault and the jacks are retracted but the system stays in full store mode when the Ignition key is on. Doug

Did you look on the solenoid for a manufacturer information. HWH does not make many of their parts.
Have you checked Graingers?

OP here. I checked the resistance in the coil and it is bad. I am just looking for a place to buy the coil alone. HWH sells the coil and stem in one piece and is very pricey. There are many types where I use to work but not one for this stem.

It could be high resistance in the circuit. Many variables can cause fuse to blow.
Where did new solenoid come from?

In a DC circuit if the fuse blows, it means either the solenoid coil or wiring is the cause.

Something could be wrong other then the valve.
The valves are generic and could be available locally. Need to remove it and take it to hydraulic shop. They may even have an idea what is wrong. Valve should have make on it.
You could call HWH if you haven't Sometimes you may need to wait a while.
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