donnyB7 wrote:
I have an HWH model 325 according to the manual in my packet of paperwork. I just had my roof replaced and it might be possible that they used the levelers and did not retract them properly. I also want to check the fluid level, but could not find the reservoir under the hood. I found and downloaded a total parts list online for my MH and I think it is just behind the drivers side front tire.
As an aside, the parts list shows EVERY single part used on my MH. I mean it lists every screw, every piece of trim, etc, and will probably come in very handy in the future.
1. They could NOT retract improperly or cause any problem when they replaced the roof
2. You have the 300 series HWH jacks. That means you MUST push the STORE button each time you have started the engine for travel. Road heat or exhaust heat can cause the fluid in the Jack lines to expand from the heat and cause a jack to extend slightly causing the alarm. By pushing STORE you activate the HWH system and it is Hibernation mode. When the Road/exhaust heat causes a jack to slightly extend the HWH system comes ON and auto retracts that jack. This happens before the system will alarm. You can also PUSH STORE in transit to retract that jack if you forget to push STORE when starting out. Then the system will be in hibernation mode. Doug
