HYMER Rear Electric Height Adjustable Bed

[CutThroatJake]

Fellow Funsters,

I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction to sort an issue I am having with the height adjustable rear bed in our HYMER A Class.

We have had some work done recently and the workshop raised the bed to it highest point as they were in the garage. Unfortunately now I am unable to lower it by pressing the rocker switch as shown so I am hoping that someone has a simple fix for me as I can find anything in the manual nor from an internet (and forum) search.

Many thanks,

Paul

 

[Nedge68]

I had a similar problem, my bed mysteriously fixed itself, your bed probably has a manual handle which should allow you to wind it down by hand. I suspect the direction relay had become stuck. The switch you are pressing should energise a relay for the bed motor, pressing the other button, reverses the polarity to the motor, by energising a different relay. Our bed is made by LCI (Lippert). It may be that the supply fuse has blown if there was bedding or a pillow left on the bed when raised causing an overload. Some pictures might be helpful for diagnosis.

 

[CutThroatJake]

I had a similar problem, my bed mysteriously fixed itself, your bed probably has a manual handle which should allow you to wind it down by hand. I suspect the direction relay had become stuck. The switch you are pressing should energise a relay for the bed motor, pressing the other button, reverses the polarity to the motor, by energising a different relay. Our bed is made by LCI (Lippert). It may be that the supply fuse has blown if there was bedding or a pillow left on the bed when raised causing an overload. Some pictures might be helpful for diagnosis.

Many thanks for the reply. I suspect you are correct that when they lifted the bed they didn't take into account the fact that my wife had left about 30kg of items on it!

I have just left the site where the MH is stored so will have a look for the manual wind down if it has one when I go back in a couple of days. I will also check the fuse which I assume will be in the Elektroblock though I have no idea which one it will be!

 

[Nedge68]

It is the yellow 20A fuse labelled ‘Hubert’
I suggest you make yourself a list of translations for each of the fuses.

 

[CutThroatJake]

It is the yellow 20A fuse labelled ‘Hubert’
I suggest you make yourself a list of translations for each of the fuses.

Thank you so much for that. I agree I do need a list of translations

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[CutThroatJake]

It is the yellow 20A fuse labelled ‘Hubert’
I suggest you make yourself a list of translations for each of the fuses.

So I have been up to our MH, did the continuity test on the ‘Hubert’ fuse and that was the problem, changed it and all it working as it should

Out of interest how did you know that was the fuse for the bed. When I put ‘Hubert’ into a German/English translator it came back with ‘Hubert’!

Thanks once again so much for your advice and assistance

 

[nicholsong]

'Height adjustable bed'?

How many gizmos do they want to put in MHs, to go wrong and sell spares for?

 

[Nedge68]

Hubbett sorry autocorrect turned it to Hubert. Try Hubbett in Google translate.

 

[CutThroatJake]

So following Nedge68 's advice to make a list of the fuses in our Electroblock 400 I have put together this initial draft and wondered if anyone can spread anymore light on the translations as some are not as obvious as others