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Can someone in the community tell me if the original OEM installed Fresh, Grey and Black tank sensor wiring goes directly from the sensor to the Aladdin or does it route through an Intelect module? I’m not finding wiring info in my drawing set
My fresh water sensor is showing a Raw count of 1253 regardless if the tank is full, empty or the wire disconnected from the sensor. So I suspect a wiring issue rather than a bad sensor. Although, I won’t rule out the sensor
my rig is a 2006 Monaco Dynasty Platinum IV.
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I just crawled out of the center bay and checked all the fuses in the HWH box. All good. I’ll pull the panel next. Dang thing was working just a couple weeks ago. Rig hasn’t moved since then.
doug
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Checking out my 2006 Dynasty Pltinum IV getting it ready to roll. My HWH Air Leveling panel is dead. No lights lit and non responsive. Also Tag Axel air dump is non responsive. Both air tanks are full and holding. Checked fuses in the driver side control panel under the cockpit. All fuses are good. Is there a hidden fuse or master reset lurking on my rig? Any first step trouble shooting advice is welcome.
Doug
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I have a 2006 Monaco Dynasty. It has the original Aladdin rear View camera but the original owner did not order the side camera option. The monitor has inputs for side cameras.
What would it take to add your kit to my rig? I am wondering if maybe the wiring for the side cameras are in place as part of a standard mirror wiring harness.
Doug
HWH panel dead
in Compressed Air Systems
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Yes.
Initially I checked fuses but apparently missed one. There are two fuses on my rig located in the front run box. After seeing one and checking it I thought I was good. I missed a second fuse that is also part of the HWH system.
My next task is to calibrate the system. The auto leveling does its thing but consistently is slightly off level. I have been simply manually tweaking. When I run out of other things to do, I’ll look into how to calibrate.
doug