no lights on touch panel control

[Rayescarra]

I have a 1995 Fleewood Coronado P30 chasis and the problem is on the HWH computer controlled leveling system 610 series
A few weeks back the not in park brake light was not worwing when I apply the parking brakes so I opened the 4 screws for the touch panel control and took the control panel out to check if there was any loose wire, evry thing was ok and I put bac the touch control panel.
After that there was not a single light on, I have check the 40 amp fuse down by the pump and the fuses in the aluminum box that does not come apart.
Any help is appreciated

[dougrainer]

Rayescarra wrote:
I have pedal park brake

It still requires a signal from the switch on the Pedal Brake mechanism. Doug

[Rayescarra]

I have pedal park brake

[dougrainer]

dieterrv wrote:
What parking brake system do you have on that model?
The park brake most times puts power or ground to . the jack controller

It tells the HWH control that the parking brake is engaged or NOT. BUT, you will still have LED lights on the Touch pad if the Emergency Brake control switch is malfunctioning. Doug

https://www.hwhcorp.com/ml9138.pdf

[dieterrv]

What parking brake system do you have on that model?
The park brake most times puts power or ground to . the jack controller

[dougrainer]

There is a Ignition controlled wire that tells the touchpad to turn ON when the Key is On. THAT wire goes to the 610 control box. Have you found the 610 control box? I would start by using a 12 volt test light or multimeter to test EVERY chassis area fuse/block. Usually, on your year model chevy, that fuse block is on the drivers side firewall by the pedals. There is NO specific labeled fuse for this fuse. You have to test all of them. Doug

[larry_cad]

There is "Probably" a 12vdc source feeding the panel. You should locate that feed and check to verify it is present. I don't know where the feed is, except it is probably on a multi wire plug. Do some research online to find the owner/service manual for the device and check it out. Sounds like a loose wire, perhaps in the plug.