my regency has lost power to my levelers ! have looked for a fuse and dont seem to be able to find it! with the simple wiring on these i dont know why i cant find it !!!!hahahahah

Hey, on my controll panel for the levelers, (this is the pannel with the on and off switches and the outline of the r.v. with lights at the corners), there is a small, grey, regular screw driver opening that holds the fuse. I dont have it in front of me, or a picture, but check it out?

Try pulling the display panel and checking for power at the on/off switch. It is easy for a connector to vibrate loose as they are usually mounted with wires hanging down. On mine, the key must be in the ON position (not OFF, not ACCY) to get power to the leveler control. This could also be an area of concern.

While under there, try to trace the wires. Mine go directly into the wiring box located below driver.

Also, consider wrapping the @#$!$% 110dB+ annoying buzzer with electrical tape to dim it down to human hearing levels! I did

thanks just got back from the lake today sleeping slightly down hill heard its good for the brain all the blood flowing down to it ! will be going back to tims ford lake again this weekend coach is parked on it !! no no along side the lake for the summer wil try to find the loose connection and get her leveled up !

Don't know what brand levelers you have, but on mine which is "Level Best" by Kwikee Products, I have had repeated problems with those little rocker switches not making contact. On occasion the main power switch will not switch on and the unit will not power up.

I have to rapidly switch the switches on and off several times to get it back working, the it will be OK for awhile.

Ugly Betty's jacks decided not to work last weekend. After returning home I found the switch had gone bad on the control panel in the coach. Our levelers are HWH. A new switch from HWH was $17.77 with shipping and handling.

Nick

My unit also has the HWH system and is currently not working. I have traced the problem to a new solonoid located on the hydrolic pump assy that I installed last year. The old one had a bad terminal that kept vibrating off. The new one seems to be frozen up from sitting all winter. It's just another one of those projects on the list. Maybe tomorrow.