Mechanical slide out systems usually provide a hand crank but you may have to remove the motor first.
Most slide out systems provide a way to manually operate the slide out if problems arise.įor hydraulic systems this usually requires relieving pressure in the hydraulic ram and physically pushing the slide out… ask some friends to help you. It could be the slide out is out of adjustment and needs re-aligned. If there is no obvious reason for the binding it’s probably time to contact an RV repair center.
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NYJim says he’s seen tree branches and other items… a fishing pole, a wet tightly rolled T-Shirt, beer cans, used fireworks displays, and a “lost” Winegard TV Antenna… lodged between the top of the slide and the opposing wall, causing the whole room to come to a stand-still! Using caution not to cut yourself, run your fingers around the inner and outer seals, between the slide and the RVs wall opening, top and sides. Look for any objects that don’t belong there. If the slide out moves slow or jerks when moving, check for binding around the wall and ceiling the slide out passes through. In addition to electrical problems, mechanical slide out systems will fail due to broken shear pins, gears and clutches. Rack and pinion slide out system manufacturers use different configurations but the graphic shows generally how they work. The screw jack slide out systems generally utilize the same components used in fifth wheel landing gear only placed horizontally. There are two basic types of mechanical RV slide out systems, screw-jack and rack and pinion. In addition to electrical problems outlined above, hydraulic slides can fail due to low hydraulic fluid level, fluid leaks and defective valves. The direction is controlled by a combination of valves. Hydraulic RV slide out mechanisms use a motor-driven hydraulic pump to actuate a hydraulic ram which pushes out or pulls in the slide out. There two basic types of RV slide out systems, hydraulic and mechanical. It could be in the ‘house’ fuse/breaker panel, around the battery compartment or in the power line at the motor. If there is no response when you operate the slide out switch, check for blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker. RV Slide out systems require 12 Volt DC electricity from your RV Batteries to operate so check the voltage of your battery and charge if/as needed BEFORE any troubleshooting. Last updated on April 18th, 2015 at 09:12 pm
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