No power to slide out on 2000 Fleetwood Terry
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Re: No power to slide out on 2000 Fleetwood Terry
Well, Carson, sounds like perhaps you have a similar problem like me. I had a problem with the in-line breaker switch on my Sunset Creek where it rusted off one of the contacts. I had a heck of a time finding the problem, but GTS (Kenneth's team) walked us thru it on the telephone and we finally found where the wire was broken off. If i held the wire to the contact, boss could push switch inside and bring in , put out the slide. I'm stopping at GTS next Monday on the way to Fl for winter to purchase a new switch. Just a thought.....
Well, Carson, sounds like perhaps you have a similar problem like me. I had a problem with the in-line breaker switch on my Sunset Creek where it rusted off one of the contacts. I had a heck of a time finding the problem, but GTS (Kenneth's team) walked us thru it on the telephone and we finally found where the wire was broken off. If i held the wire to the contact, boss could push switch inside and bring in , put out the slide. I'm stopping at GTS next Monday on the way to Fl for winter to purchase a new switch. Just a thought.....
C Nash
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Re: No power to slide out on 2000 Fleetwood Terry
Do you hear a click or do the lights dim when you hit the switch? Most also have a brake system. My guess would be a wire or relay. Have you checked to see if you have voltage at the motor? The two wires going to the motor are both voltage carring wires. One for in and the other out or that's the way mine operates. Ground comes through the mount. Are the batteries fully charged?
Do you hear a click or do the lights dim when you hit the switch? Most also have a brake system. My guess would be a wire or relay. Have you checked to see if you have voltage at the motor? The two wires going to the motor are both voltage carring wires. One for in and the other out or that's the way mine operates. Ground comes through the mount. Are the batteries fully charged?