Aladdin monitoring system

[Denali]

Originally Posted by Schnurrbart

It does have the alarms (18 in all) but I checked them and none of them are enabled. The Aladdin uses the same monitor as the camera, nav, etc. Last night, after 20-24 hours with no noise, it started up again. I investigated one more time and found a speaker under the dash directly under the monitor and that was where the noise was coming from...

That speaker sounds like the one for the alarm on the hydraulic levelers. Do you have hydraulic levelers?

[Schnurrbart]

Yes I do and they are activated because the air levelers told me that the slope was to great. Does that mean something is wrong with the hydraulic jacks?

[Denali]

Originally Posted by Schnurrbart

Yes I do and they are activated because the air levelers told me that the slope was to great. Does that mean something is wrong with the hydraulic jacks?

I'll bet that's what it is. If the level in the reservoir for the jacks is marginally low, you will get an intermittent alarm from them, especially if the jacks are extended.

When you are on level ground, check the fluid level.

[RNAT53]

This seems to be the place for all things Aladdin. I recently bought an 05 Scepter, and even more recently, the Aladdin system won't power up. I checked the 7.5 amp fuse on the panel, but it seems to be ok. Is there something else to check on this to see why the system isn't getting power? Any information would be a help. I didn't get the manual for the Aladdin when I bought the motorhome.

[Denali]

On our coach, there is an on/off switch for the Aladdin in cabinet over the driver's shoulder. One time, a stack of CDs tipped on to it, and it took me a couple hours to realize that that was why the system was dead.

[RNAT53]

Thank you. I'll look for that switch and write back.

[Pusherpilot]

Originally Posted by RNAT53

This seems to be the place for all things Aladdin. I recently bought an 05 Scepter, and even more recently, the Aladdin system won't power up. I checked the 7.5 amp fuse on the panel, but it seems to be ok. Is there something else to check on this to see why the system isn't getting power? Any information would be a help. I didn't get the manual for the Aladdin when I bought the motorhome.

The "manual" only tells you how to operate the system. The wiring and where the fuses are etc is part of the wiring diagrams for the coach. I have a troubleshooting guide for the system. PM me with an E-mail address and I'll send it to you.
Ron

[TXduo]

Originally Posted by Schnurrbart

Yes I do and they are activated because the air levelers told me that the slope was to great. Does that mean something is wrong with the hydraulic jacks?

Off topic slightly but when my air levelers warn of slope or twist I go into manual mode and correct the high side/corner and when manually corrected to within range it will then accept the "auto" level air mode and it will then level the coach and maintain that level with air.

[macbob]

I also have a 2004 Imperial--I think the wires and red light/button under the dash have something to do with the keyless entry system-Find the info about the keyless entry system in your owners manual and it will explain it
Good Luck
Bob