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Slideout Systems
Check that the breather cap is free of contamination before
removing, replacing or installing. In colder temperatures (less
that 10°F), the cylinders and jacks may extend and retract
slowly due to the fluid’s molecular nature. For cold weather
operation, fluid specially formatted for low temperatures may
be desirable.
1. ALWAYS fully
retract
the slideouts and landing gear
BEFORE adding fluid to the reservoir.
2. Remove the breather/fill cap.
3. Pour ATF into breather/fill cap.
a. Do not allow any contamination into reservoir
during fill process.
b. Standard reservoir holds approximately 2 quarts
(1.89 liters) of ATF.
4. Fill to within ¼” of top of reservoir.
5. Replace breather/fill cap when finished.
Hydraulic slideout system maintenance
It is recommended to keep the moving parts clean when oper-
ating in harsh environments (road salt, ice buildup, etc.). They
can be washed with mild soap and water. No grease or lubri-
cation is necessary and in some situations may be detrimental
to the long term dependability of the hydraulic slide system.
Check for any visible signs of external damage or
leakage
be-
fore and after movement of the slide. When the rooms are out,
visually inspect the exterior inner and outer assemblies of the
slideout located underneath the room. Also inspect around
the shoe of the leveling jacks for signs of leakage. Check for
excess buildup of dirt or other foreign materials; remove any
debris that may be present.
If the hydraulic slide system squeaks or makes any noises,
DO NOT use grease. It is permissible to apply a coat of light-
weight oil ONLY to the slideout drive shaft and roller areas.
Remove any excess oil so dirt and debris do not build-up.
For Instructions on how to Override the Hydraulic System,
See
Pages 82-83
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