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Old 06-12-2020, 07:03 AM   #15
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When you press the ON/OFF button, does the LED turn on??

Look on page 24 of this manual:

http://1999southwind.com/DOWNLOAD/PG...ice_manual.pdf


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Thank you for the attachment, comparing yours and mine they are very similar. I'm not getting any voltage to the blue solenoid wire or the neutral safety switch wire but I'm getting voltage to everything else. I'm trying this again in the morning.
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Old 06-14-2020, 03:34 PM   #17
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Yes but it’s blinking
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I think I'm missing signal from neutral safety switch. I have 0 vdc from 6 pin connector. I looked at page 24 and noticed that I could jump pins 2&6 together but I haven't tried that as of yet. 0 vdc to pin #3 in 8 pin connector blue solenoid wire leaving control box.
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Old 06-19-2020, 05:09 AM   #19
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Removed cleaned and replaced wire stay cons on valve solenoids and still no movement . Running out of things to do. Powergear says control box is bad and mine is obsolete . I had control box and the touch pad tested and verified by M&M Electronics and they said nothing was wrong with them. Oh well
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Old 07-07-2020, 06:15 AM   #20
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Good morning,
I'm still having issues with my levelers not energizing. I have traced all the cables and wires from the control box, touch pad to the end of each. I haven't found anything wrong. I don' have any voltage on the pump solenoid coming from the control box and the voltage for the neutral safety switch is also 0 vdc. Our motor home is a 1995 Pace Arrow . I traced the two wires from the neutral safety switch and the go through the fire wall .
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Any ideas , I'm running out of things to try.
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Old 07-07-2020, 08:27 AM   #22
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I noticed your control panel has an "excess slope" indicator light. A mercury switch some where near your tank? Are you on a hill?



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It’s under the shed, it’s a slight incline
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Quote:
6 pin connector @ control box
1- Park brake - 13.5 vdc @ control box
2- Neutral safety switch -0 vdc
3- Blank space
4- Engine oil pressure switch - 13.5 vdc @ control box
5- +12 vdc Front breaker panel – 13.5 vdc
6- Neutral safety switch – 0 vdc

Are these readings taken with the 6 pin connector plugged in, the parking brake set, engine running, and the transmission in park?
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Two voltages to look at:

Pin 1 - measure that voltage with the parking brake set, and then released.

Pin 4 - Measure this with the engine running, then shut off
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Checked Pin 1 - 13.5 with and 13.5 without. ( I checked the brake switch and it's not connected to the switch. The control box is connected to the wire that's suppose to go to the switch. We bought this motorhome in 2014 and it's always been wired like this. I'm not sure why they did it like that ?

Pin 4 - 13.5 running and 0 off.
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I hope thes two attachments came through, they are from my Operators Manual.
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