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Country Coach Restoration, Repair & Parts Forums => Country Coach Archive => Topic started by: Bob Kumza on April 12, 2003, 12:05:54 pm

Title: HWH RAISE function - the final answer from CC
Post by: Bob Kumza on April 12, 2003, 12:05:54 pm
Yahoo Message Number: 4679 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/4679)
Thanks to all who volunteered information, especially Fred Johnson, and many thanks to Jorie and Kirk from the CC service department for providing the final answer to correct this situation.

As stated previously, my HWH RAISE function does not latch - the button must be held in the entire time and as soon as it is released, the coach drops back into travel mode. This is a real problem for me since my RAISE button is on a panel next to the floor. I realized the seriousness of the situation when I had to make a very tricky set of turns in heavy rush hour traffic over some rough terrain and could not see my mirrors or much of the traffic around me because I was holding the raise button in with my chin on the dash board.

SO NOW THE FINAL ANSWER has been provided by Kirk and Jorie from CC service.

The latching function is supposed to work on my coach as it is described in the HWH manual. They sent a 3 page fax that describes in detail exactly how it works. Turns out that this function is already programmed into all HWH500 AP22070 boards. The transmission must be programmed to turn on the appropriate output signal and "set point speed" at which the latching function will automatically stop and the system will return to travel mode. The factory recommends 15 mph, but the manual states 10 mph. In either case, the latching will hold the coach at the level you set it until the stop button is pressed or until the set point speed is reached.

If you want your dealer to have the details for implementing this function on your coach, you can have CC service fax the information to your dealer.
Title: HWH RAISE function - the final answer from CC
Post by: Bob Kumza on April 18, 2003, 04:24:56 pm
Yahoo Message Number: 4718 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/4718)
The work is all done and the latching function works great!

Quote from: rvrobert2003
> Thanks to all who volunteered information, especially Fred Johnson, > and many thanks to Jorie and Kirk from the CC service department

for

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providing the final answer to correct this situation.

As stated previously, my HWH RAISE function does not latch - the > button must be held in the entire time and as soon as it is

released,

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the coach drops back into travel mode. This is a real problem for

me

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since my RAISE button is on a panel next to the floor. I realized > the seriousness of the situation when I had to make a very tricky

set

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of turns in heavy rush hour traffic over some rough terrain and

could

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not see my mirrors or much of the traffic around me because I was > holding the raise button in with my chin on the dash board.
> SO NOW THE FINAL ANSWER has been provided by Kirk and Jorie from CC > service.

The latching function is supposed to work on my coach as it is > described in the HWH manual. They sent a 3 page fax that

describes

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in detail exactly how it works. Turns out that this function is > already programmed into all HWH500 AP22070 boards. The

transmission

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must be programmed to turn on the appropriate output signal

and "set

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point speed" at which the latching function will automatically stop > and the system will return to travel mode. The factory recommends

15

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mph, but the manual states 10 mph. In either case, the latching

will
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