Newbie with warning buzzer sounding

[Jeff Miller]

If you got a buzzer when hitting bumps, likely a leveling jack is
hanging and the jack warning buzzer will go off when it bounces.

There is also the headlamp warning buzzer, key-off/lights-on,
sometimes a low-voltage from the ignition switch will cause this
occasionally with the lights on.

Next would be the low-air-pressure buzzer which I think you
mentioned, and overhead the beepers for water-in-racor and shoreline.
I think this covers it?

- Jeff Miller
http://www.wanderlodge.net
http://www.millercoachworks.com


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "SFMEACH" <sfmeach@y...>
wrote:
> Well I am now officially a newbie since I took delivery on the bus
I
> bought back in January today (the person I bought the bus from
stored
> it for me until Spring). Everything seems fine except for a
warning
> buzzer that sounded for about 30-45 minutes in the dash area. The
> previous owner said that the buzzer was sounding due to a
discharged
> genset battery. The genset worked fine with a jump but we did not
run
> it long enough for it to recharge. He said the buzzer would go off
as
> soon as the battery was fully discharged but in the meantime it
would
> sound the buzzer. All systems seemed fine so I drove it home with
the
> annoying buzzer buzzing. It finally went off except for a few
> intermitant buzzes. Can anyone confirm the previous owner
contention
> regarding the genset battery? Oil temp and pressure were in the
> normal range, engine temp was fine, the air pressure was about 125
> PSI, the transmission temp was on the low side, just off the peg.
I
> hope I did not do the wrong thing by driving it.
>
> Steve Meach
> 85 FC35
> Paw Paw, MI