Hello from Germany I'm Wolfgang,
I've owned a Chieftain 36W Pusherfrom 1999 for 5 years.
My wife and I love American motorhomes and cars. before that I had a 1993 Gulfsteam 6.2l and many other US Car BlazerK5 Bronco II, 1967 Camaro but it was a long time ago. i need help with my HWH leveling jacks so i signed up here. Greetings from overseas Germany. Wolfgang
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Wolfgang, Welcome to the forum. Someone with the HWH system should be along to help you. Tell us what is problem with the HWH system.
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Wolfgang, Welcome to the forum. Someone with the HWH system should be along to help you. Tell us what is problem with the HWH system.
many many thanks for the great support here, one of my Jack's doesn’t go back and in the extended test run it only goes up to half bent? Unfortunately, Winnebago cannot help me here either! twice query about HWH no answer I found out because my numbers were painted over on the socket. The old jacks at the back have the new number AP11804, meanwhile no longer available. This night I finally got an answer from HWH after I started an order process. the new replacement is called Rap0040 and the number is AP40520.
* Dry seals... Just spray with WD-40 to loosen up and see if this solves your problem.
* Clogged jack shuttle valve.
* Not enough fluid in your reservoir.
* Debris in your reservoir... Time for a fluid change. (Just just basic red Dexron III.) ...get a 12V scavenge pump and suck your old fluid out.
All of these HWH systems are very similar to one another.
* The 4 big solenoids on top are for your jacks. To confirm one solenoid is bad, swap solenoids and see what happens.
Attached is a HWH325 Jack Trouble Shooting Manual. This may not be the right manual for your system, but it may have some useful information for you to consider.
* Dry seals... Just spray with WD-40 to loosen up and see if this solves your problem.
* Clogged jack shuttle valve.
* Not enough fluid in your reservoir.
* Debris in your reservoir... Time for a fluid change. (Just just basic red Dexron III.) ...get a 12V scavenge pump and suck your old fluid out.
All of these HWH systems are very similar to one another.
* The 4 big solenoids on top are for your jacks. To confirm one solenoid is bad, swap solenoids and see what happens.
Attached is a HWH325 Jack Trouble Shooting Manual. This may not be the right manual for your system, but it may have some useful information for you to consider.
Wolfgang
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