Emergency Brake - Alarm

Took the RV to a Ford dealership and they found the issue. There are contacts under the passenger seat with a Honeywell alarm system. When the emergency brake is released the alarm will sound if the contacts are too far apart. One contact is screwed into place while the other is attached with velcro. The contacts can be easily pushed closer together if they have separated due to vibration or swiveling the seat. I will contact Winnebago about a better solution but at least the source is known. Hope this helps anyone else with a similar problem. Thanks for the suggestions.

Greg

Someone somewhere on a a board or forum, and I do not recall where, recently experienced the same problem with a Fuse. I seem to recall that they finally discovered that something had rolled under the handle of the e-brake and while the light went out, it was not fully down and something was still triggered. Wished I could remember the details. It was quite recently and I have searched RV.net and IRV2.com with no luck so far.

Charles

OBD diagnosis system are mandatory in US for 21 years, so it is about time each vehicle owner carries code reader with him.
If you have android, $12 buys you Bluetooth adapter that will read the code and erase them when needed.
Bottom line, we can read crystal ball for days and will not get the result the reader will get in 15 seconds.

There may be some type of switch on the E-brake pedal that is out of adjustment. See if you can see any wires in he area of the E-brake when it is in the off position.