Hydraulic jack, control module location

[Tres Pinos Kid]

Can anyone tell me where the hydrualic jack control module is located. Jayco has been a total disappointment. I have a 2006 Seneca HD, per Jayco they have no idea where it is located, when I asked for them to check the build sheet, the service tech said they did not have one. I guess I should be happy they even answered the phone. They have yet to repond to my Email, first one sent 4 days ago. So please help me out does anyone know where the control module for the hydraulic jacks is located?

Thanks

[Grumpy]

Top of compartment(bottom of floor) just in front of the rear axle in the center. A royal pita to get to.

Love Casa da Fruta CG

[Mountain Cajun]

Grumpy is right. I moved mine closer to the passenger side when I finally got it down to change some fuses. Been working fine after relocation.


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[Tres Pinos Kid]

Thank you, thank you, for the help. My back is all scratched up from crawling under my rig looking for the control module. I really appreciate the quick responce. Grumpy and Mountain Cajun you guys saved me from going crazy.

Jayco if you guys know how to read and check out this forum make a note to self, then you can actually call yourselves TECH SUPPORT!

[Capt. Rich]

Hello Kid,
Did you locate the problem with your jacks? Can you hear the solenoid clicking? I have power to the motor but nothing seems to energize the jacks.Thanks

[Mountain Cajun]

Capt. Rich,
Check the fuses in the box. If they are blown, check the ohms on the dis connected coils on each solenoid. Should be 4 ohms. If not 4 ohms, that's what's blowing the fuses.


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[Capt. Rich]

Hello Mountain Cajun,
What fuses are you referring to?
Thanks, Capt. Rich

[Mountain Cajun]

Inside of the leveling box there are mini-fuses. By the pump there is a main fuse in a fuse holder.


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[Capt. Rich]

Thanks Mountain Cajun, I will check them out,