John Canfield
Site Team
Edit: Thanks to Mamaw, I realized that auto level was an option, so not everybody has an auto-level feature :'(
Just happened across my scribbled notes about adjusting the HWH auto-level level indicators. This is a great time to put my notes in a post (with pictures) so others (and myself) can benefit. I'll place it in the library as well.
The pictures tell the story for the most part.
So, how do I know if I need to adjust the level sensors? Simple - if you push the HWH On button twice for automatic leveling and if you aren't satisfied with how the electronics leveled the coach (or you ran out of jack on a fairly level site), you need to tweak the adjustments.
Procedure:
Locate your HWH control box. See attached picture for where ours is located.
Manually level the coach side/side and fore/aft. I use the head and shower doors as my "level" - when they both remain open at 45*, our coach is level to our liking. If you have a cook that gripes about all of the oil running to one side of the frying pan, then level to the stove cooktop.
Round up a 5/16" socket and a 7/8" socket (you could use wrenches but I found sockets much easier to use) - you won't need a ratchet since the adjustments can be easily turned with fingers on the socket.
Find something to lay on while you fiddle with the adjustments - I carry an old furniture pad with me for those moments.
There are four small and difficult to see LEDs on the HWH control box
Rotate the 5/16" adjustment for dark LEDs and the same for the 7/8" adjustment. One adjustment might cause the other to go out of level, so keep at it until you have four dark LEDs.
Store the jacks, then do another auto-level and see how you did. You might need to slightly tweak an adjustment but I usually don't and just manually adjust the jacks when we're setting up in a campground.