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โMay-07-2018 01:00 PM
btcruzer wrote:
I have a 2003 Fleetwood Flair. Must be quite a difference between yours and mine, as the 120 volt and 12 volt breakers and fuses are located behind a false door below the cook stove next to the fridge. Next to the electrical panel there is a sticker stating that the "slide out room motor control" is mounted behind the electrical panel board. That panel is hinged at the bottom and can be released and swung down to reveal lots of wiring. I found the circuit breakers for the slides hidden under the fridge and kinda accessable through that opening.
While investigating the manual open/retract setup for the bedroom slide, I decided to wire that motor to an easy access point so I could connect a jump box to the motor to bypass all the controls and wiring. This has been tested but never needed. I have found that motors fail less often than breakers.fuses, switches and relays.
You do know that there is a manual way to operate there slides? Labor intensive but a good thing to be aware of.
Good luck with this, keep us informed .. inquiring minds wanna know.
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โMay-06-2018 09:29 AM
Kit Carson wrote:
On my Winnebago I found my controllers in a bay hidden behind a black plastic protector. Really a mobile tech found it for me. He is on this forum so he may reply to you. Newman chloride is his name.
โMay-06-2018 08:56 AM
newman fulltimer wrote:
because slide motors take a lot of amps and at 10.4 volts the amps are not there. Possible the landing gear runs off chassis batteries
โMay-06-2018 07:56 AM
jdubya wrote:because slide motors take a lot of amps and at 10.4 volts the amps are not there. Possibletge landing gear runs off chasis batteriesnewman fulltimer wrote:
Your batteries are to low for them to work is all it is
Then why does it operate the levelers? I will see if I can get the voltage up but that is the first thing I checked. Though the 10.6 does bother me, it is on the mains way in the back - to get it down that far suggests a load somewhere. I will try to check them with the engine running - if it stays there, something is wrong. But the slides should take their power from the front stuff nearer the battery I would think, but I can't find any controller to check for voltage. I am fairly certain that no voltage is getting to the motors at all but I'll try to check that too
The battery was dead when I pulled it out of storage - it wouldn't recharge, so I replaced it. It starts the engine fine, but I think I will reseat a few grounds and other connections.
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โMay-06-2018 06:42 AM
wa8yxm wrote:
Most likely eats off a Circuit breaker (Self resetting thermal)
I have not yet found the fried controller for my slides eitehr
I built a new one out of a pair of SPDT relays. Someone else posted a schematic on one of the forums I visit but here are the basics
The motor has two wires.. These go to the moving contacts on teh relays (Armature)
The Normally closed is ground
The normally open is HOT
THe switch (And not an RF controller as well) feed the relays.
NOTE: this is a NON protected systemk holding the switch closed can fry the motor.. I do shut off power to the system when not sliding.