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General Boards => Technical Support => Topic started by: Tom Webber on November 29, 2020, 08:38:30 PM
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I have a 2006 Monterey with air leveling. The 12 volt air compressor does not work so the only way to level is manually. Yesterday when I started the engine and built up air the arrows to raise or lower any side did not work. Nothing happens when you tried to raise the low side. I have done this many times in the past with no problems. Anyone have a suggestion as to what the problem might be. Also, another question would be where is the gyro or sensor that tells the computer that the coach is level. When you put a level on the floor or check with the bathroom door it does not agree with the lights on the computer screen. It is not bad but one has to make a slight correction with the arrows to satisfy my wife as to being level.
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The 'Brain' for our HWH air leveling is mounted to the ceiling of the front run bay (left side forward compartment). The HWH manual goes into how to adjust the level sensor, look for the manual here under Coach Assist. I level the coach using the bathroom door; if it swings in or out, coach ain't level yet. Once ithe door stays put, I know wife is happy.
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The 'Brain' for our HWH air leveling is mounted to the ceiling of the front run bay (left side forward compartment). The HWH manual goes into how to adjust the level sensor, look for the manual here under Coach Assist. I level the coach using the bathroom door; if it swings in or out, coach ain't level yet. Once ithe door stays put, I know wife is happy.
Exactly the same here. And the shower door follows suit.
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I also have a 2006 Monterey. The HWH system reset button on mine is located in the FRB (front run bay) below the drivers feet. It is the button located next to the generator extend/retract switch. When the HWH air leveling system loses it's mind, a press of the reset button often refreshes it's memory. Hope this helps.
Richard
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Thanks everyone. I will check this all out tomorrow.