! Light on Can't find a cause.

[03HRVacationer]

Good Morning,
We're on a trip in Vermont now, parked in a field at a state fair for a couple of hours. Went to leave and this light comes on and beeps when the coach moves. The owners manual gives no details on this light, I check fluid levels everything seems fine. Its a HR 03 Vacationer on a WH chassis, our 3rd trip with it, no problems until this. I'd be grateful for any advise on this light.

Thanks
Al Morancy

[03HRVacationer]

Good Morning,
We're on a trip in Vermont now, parked in a field at a state fair for a couple of hours. Went to leave and this light comes on and beeps when the coach moves. The owners manual gives no details on this light, I check fluid levels everything seems fine. Its a HR 03 Vacationer on a WH chassis, our 3rd trip with it, no problems until this. I'd be grateful for any advise on this light.

Thanks
Al Morancy

[DriVer]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by 03HRVacationer:
I'd be grateful for any advise on this light.
</div></BLOCKQUOTE>Al, What's your GVW rating? I have alarms however they are not related to the chassis. 1 of 2 things could trigger the alarm one being a jack alarm and the other an antenna up alarm, sometimes these systems could develop a glitch and stay on.

Under stand the coach "IS" able to move. Does it seem to be dragging a brake or anything or is the motorhome moving forward normally?

[03HRVacationer]

Thanks for repling, its a W-22 chassis, 22,000 lbs rating. The light is in the top left of the dash light, next to hi beam and above crusie control, its a "!" with a circle around it. The jacks are up, antenna is down. In the HR manual that came with it shows a dash for a work horse chassis but its for a diesel and is not the same as mine. The location of the light is where the check gauges light is in the book.
Thanks
Al

[softballdad25]

Is your parking brake fully released?

[DriVer]

The "!" mark is directly related to your braking system. softballdad25 is on the right track if you're on a W22. There aren't very many things that would cause a continuous alarm on a W22.

If the brake is fully released then the plunger is still compressed somewhat indicating that the parking brake is still engaged. You may be able to adjust this. Make sure the plunger is clear from the parking brake hardware when released.

[03HRVacationer]

I love you guys!!!!!

That was it!!!

I put it on and off hard a couple of times and out she went.

I cant thank you enough my wife was ready to start crying.

Have a great day and I so grateful to you all.

Al Morancy
Leaving VT heading home to NH with no beeping.

[John-D]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by 03HRVacationer:
Good Morning,
We're on a trip in Vermont now, parked in a field at a state fair for a couple of hours. Went to leave and this light comes on and beeps when the coach moves. The owners manual gives no details on this light, </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

It would be nice if we had some more invormation on the light..

I notice in your title an exclamation point

IIRC that is the parking brake on my rig.

However if it's not the parking brake

(Pull the brake release and lift up on the pedal with your toe) then it's meanins is "URGENT, FIX NOW)

[Gregg]

Al,
I had the exact same problem, over a couple of years the problem deteriorated to the point the slides nor the jacks wouldn't work because the E-brake switch was not providing a ground.
Get that switch replaced soon....like I said, been there done that !!!

[Full-Timers]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by 03HRVacationer:
I love you guys!!!!!

That was it!!!

I cant thank you enough my wife was ready to start crying.

Have a great day and I so grateful to you all.

Al Morancy
Leaving VT heading home to NH with no beeping. </div></BLOCKQUOTE> Wahoo! DriVer comes through again! and softballdad25 too.