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SLIDE-OUT
The slide-out room operates by an electric switch that controls an electric motor. Slide-out room
operation uses safety features that prevent mechanical damage and physical harm. The slide-out rooms
will not operate unless the ignition is off and the parking brake is applied.
The design of the slide-out system requires very little maintenance. To ensure long life of the slide-out
system, follow these simple guidelines:
• Inspect the roof of the slide-out for debris such as pine needles, dirt, leaves, sticks, etc. Any
debris left on the top may cause damage to the seals when being retracted. If debris is present
wash with soap and water, then rinse.
• When the room is out visually inspect the wipe seal. The seal should be clean and free of
dirt or other foreign material. Inspect the seal for tears.
• In the event the slide-out room leaks, fully retract it. If necessary, tape the exterior opening
closed with duct tape until repairs to the motorhome can be completed.
• Open a window or a vent to equalize pressure during slide-out operation.
NOTE:
Do not use any petroleum-based products on the slide-out seal. Petroleum based
products can damage the paint and will cause premature aging of the rubber seal.
WARNING:
The outside area must be clear of any obstructions restricting slide-out room
operation. Ensure there is at least five feet of clear space outside the slide-out room
prior to extending or damage can occur. When retracting the slide-out room, ensure
there is sufficient clearance inside the motorhome. Never move the motorhome with
any slide-out room extended.
CAUTION:
Continuous operation of the slide-out room can drain the batteries and damage the
motor from overheating.
Summary of Contents for TREK 2005
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Page 76: ...76 Section 2 Driving Safety TREK 2005 Actual Worksheet 020255k ...
Page 77: ...TREK 2005 Driving Safety Section 2 77 Weight Record Sheet 020263 ...
Page 78: ...78 Section 2 Driving Safety TREK 2005 VIEWS Front Rear 010758 010759 ...
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