hwh leveling sytem

Look up under the front right corner, in front of the wheel well.

Johno02 wrote:
Look up under the front right corner, in front of the wheel well.

It's not there. I took the control panel apart and cleaned the connections but when I put it back together there was a spark when I turned it on. Now the lights on the panel don't come on and can't figure out how to replace the fuse on the panel.

Found the problem. The fuse holder was defective, worked if you put pressure on it. Will replace in the morning.

Really great that you found that problem, and thanks a lot for getting back and letting the rest of us know about it. It will probably help someone else one day. and BTW, you really do need to find the pump and fluid reservior as you will need to check the fluid level occasionally.

Different MH, but mine is in front just behind the bumper.

Johno02 wrote:
Really great that you found that problem, and thanks a lot for getting back and letting the rest of us know about it. It will probably help someone else one day. and BTW, you really do need to find the pump and fluid reservior as you will need to check the fluid level occasionally.

I found the reservoir, in the back along side the radiator. I'm just old and can't climb under to look for the pump. I got a friend coming over tomorrow to rebuild my entry steps, I'll have him look.

Gotta open this back up. Replaced the fuse holder and get lights on the panel, but when I move the front and rear joy sticks to the operate position, nothing, then moving the center joystick left or right, nothing. It's the 210 series and I got a call into HWH, but am leaving in the next few days. Here's a pic of the control panel.

aintnothin wrote:
Gotta open this back up. Replaced the fuse holder and get lights on the panel, but when I move the front and rear joy sticks to the operate position, nothing, then moving the center joystick left or right, nothing. It's the 210 series and I got a call into HWH, but am leaving in the next few days. Here's a pic of the control panel.

There is a spring under the cover, that conducts power for the switch, that can loose tension. That was the first problem with my 210 series jacks. Then at a later date my switch failed.

Richard

I watched a YouTube video on how to clean the contact plate under the joystick and did that since I was replacing the fuse holder, but never seen a spring? I wish I could find a blowup of parts. I did however get it to work after plugging into shore power. My batteries are always full so can't understand why that worked? I'll be going back over after lunch and disconnect the shore and try again.

wiggle the wires to the contacts on
the e brake see if it works then have to do it to mine once in a while need to fix for good