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caymann · 03-20-2010, 08:05 PM

I have a HWH series 600 air leveling
It has a 12V auxiliary pump that keeps the level by waking up every 30mins and pumping air to bags that needs it.

The pump assembly has a pressure switch (115psi cut out/105psi cut in)
and a small air dryer in-line to the pump.

I would like to take out this assembly for servicing the pressure switch, air dryer and pump itself. What is the proper way to take this assembly out w/o dumping air from the air bags?

NOTE> i donot have hydraulic leveling, only air leveling.

jim

RV Wizard · 03-21-2010, 04:36 AM

I am not sure you can remove the airlines and the leveling system not squat down. I would highly recommend you use jack stands under the chassis to work on this system. There could be a check valve but there may not be. Once jack stands are in place, loosen the compression nut on the discharge side of the pump assmy. and see if any air leaks out. Good luck and keep us posted.

caymann · 03-21-2010, 06:31 AM

I was going to use wooden blocks between the airbags (front drivers and front passengers sides) as the air compressor is located right by the front air springs. If the air springs collapse the wooden blocks are there to prevent it. There is about 12" of height when the air springs are at its max.

If i use jack stands, what is a good place to put it under?

RV Wizard · 03-23-2010, 02:43 AM

You will have to put them under the frame.

ImagineIF · 05-11-2010, 08:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by caymann

I have a HWH series 600 air leveling
It has a 12V auxiliary pump that keeps the level by waking up every 30mins and pumping air to bags that needs it.

The pump assembly has a pressure switch (115psi cut out/105psi cut in)
and a small air dryer in-line to the pump.

I would like to take out this assembly for servicing the pressure switch, air dryer and pump itself. What is the proper way to take this assembly out w/o dumping air from the air bags?

NOTE> i donot have hydraulic leveling, only air leveling.

jim

Jim,

Did you ever do this? I need to replace the pressure switch on this auxcillary air system, so you're learning experience would be most helpful.

Gil

caymann · 05-11-2010, 10:06 AM

Hi Gil
I did take out the 12V pump for inspection & cleaning and put it back. The air suspension didn't have to come down because there is a check valve between the pump and the rest.
I didn't take out the pressure switch because it seem to work.The HWH manual shows how to test the pressure switch. I did use two pressure treated wooden blocks (6"x6"x6") between the house and the chassis (on each side), right next to the air inflated bags (9" ride height), in case it came down.

ImagineIF · 05-11-2010, 09:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by caymann

Hi Gil
I did take out the 12V pump for inspection & cleaning and put it back. The air suspension didn't have to come down because there is a check valve between the pump and the rest.
I didn't take out the pressure switch because it seem to work.The HWH manual shows how to test the pressure switch. I did use two pressure treated wooden blocks (6"x6"x6") between the house and the chassis (on each side), right next to the air inflated bags (9" ride height), in case it came down.

Thanks Caymann. Now I just need to find that manual.

rex · 05-12-2010, 08:20 AM

Go here for the manual:

HWH Service Manuals

You will need to know which sytem you have on your coach. Most lilely a 600 series unless you have a tag, then a 2000.