Level alarm. Can’t get level alarm to go off for hydraulic levels

[GIBBYVETTE]

Can’t find fuse!!

 

[mel s]

Fill the fluid reservoir... (The manual for your leveling jacks will tell you how).

 

[Old_Crow]

Fill the fluid reservoir.

Yup, the alarm works off a float switch in the hydraulic fluid reservoir. You're either low on fluid or the float switch has gone out. Mine's been unplugged for 5 years. I just added the step of checking to make sure the levelers are up to my pre-drive checklist.

 

[Skookum]

Fill the fluid reservoir.

*with the jacks up. Don't fill the reservoir with the jacks down.

 

[CharlesinGA]

And that is the chassis manufacturers fuse box, and I would guess any fuses related to the jack system would be in a coach fuse box or 12v DC breaker box.

Charles

 

[Gary RV_Wizard]

The jacks typically have an inline fuse and are wired more-or-less direct to the chassis battery at whatever point it is convenient for the coach builder. As the jacks are added by the coach builder, they can be wired in anywhere.

In any case, any "jack alarm" is unlikely to be on a separate circuit from the jack hydraulic pump or ellectric motor.

 

[GIBBYVETTE]

The jacks typically have an inline fuse and are wired more-or-less direct to the chassis battery at whatever point it is convenient for the coach builder. As the jacks are added by the coach builder, they can be wired in anywhere.

In any case, any "jack alarm" is unlikely to be on a separate circuit from the jack hydraulic pump or ellectric motor.

Once again Gary you nailed it!! Thanks

 

[Gary RV_Wizard]