Hyd levelers

[UPS 34]

I have had a problem the last 3 times we have raised our legs. The bells start ringing and the legs are up. Just driving down the road and the lights flash on the panel and buzzers ring. Has anyone had this problem..

[UPS 34]

I have had a problem the last 3 times we have raised our legs. The bells start ringing and the legs are up. Just driving down the road and the lights flash on the panel and buzzers ring. Has anyone had this problem..

[Our Time]

Mine did that and it turned out it was low on fluid. As I recall, it only took a few ounces to fill it and that cured the problem.

Chuck

[Sixpack98]

If your levelers are PowerGear check to make sure the resevoir is full. The resevoir has a fluid sensor which is very sensitive. Not sure where your resevoir is on the Camelot.

mark

[UPS 34]

Yes it is power gear. I will look for the tank. Not sure where it is. Thanks

[Happycarz]

UPS,
It should be just if front of the door step. Roll out the generator and look left and down.

[MonacoMama]

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[UPS 34]

The resevoir is full. The dip stick has no level marks on it but it is amost to the top.

[itdave]

I have the same problem in my coach. I finially disconnected the sensor switch in the tank. This turns off the alarm but I need to cycle the retract all three times to get the jacks all the way up. Before we move I check to make sure all three jacks are all the way up. I have added the problem to list of stuff to get fixed in Wildwood in Dec.

Like you I checked the fluid levels and everything is full. I think the sensor fails or gets over sensitive.

[ronboc]

UPS 34 -

The alarm system is typically set off by low-fluid, as the others have said. Could also be a short/open wire, but more unlikely.

Awhile back, there was a small issue with some fluid-sensors reading incorrectly, you may have gotten one of those. Definitely would go on the 'fix-it' list.