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SLIDEOUTS
Manually Retracting a Single Motor Flat Floor or
Wardrobe Slideout with a Square Shaft
This article provides instructions for manually retracting a single motor flat floor or wardrobe slideout with a square shaft if it
will not retract on its own.
If the slideout motor has a brake installed, you must
also hook one brake wire to the battery with the red
slideout motor wire and one with the black slideout
motor wire.
IMPORTANT
!
Make sure you do not damage portions of the
shaft that will slide through the motor, trantorque,
bearing, and cog wheels.
IMPORTANT
!
Option 2
If the slideout is stuck in the extended position and option
1 is unavailable or fails:
Option 3
If the slideout is stuck in the extended position and option
1 and/or 2 is unavailable or fails, try the following steps
to manually retract the slideout by removing the brake
and turning the shaft. Only a few tools are necessary to
complete this procedure; however, it requires the gear
box to be operational.
This can also be done at the slideout controller’s wiring
harness by removing the motor’s red and black harness
plug from controller and jumping a 12 VDC power source
at the Molex plug.
3. Disconnect the wire(s) from the cordless battery pack.
This procedure can be performed on coaches with a
brake on the slideout motor.
IMPORTANT
!
COACHES WITH MECHANICAL LOCK
ARMS
1. Slide the motor back over onto the square shaft, and
reinstall the four mounting bolts.
2. The motor and brake assembly must be installed
(or another way devised) to hold the slideout in the
retracted position prior to traveling.
3. Take the coach to an authorized service center for
diagnosis and repair.
COACHES WITH MANUAL LOCK ARMS
1. Remove the four mounting bolts, and move over the
slideout motor until it disengages from the square
shaft.
2. Manually push the room in or out.
3. Lock the room with manual lock arms (if equipped).
4. Take the coach to an authorized service center for
diagnosis and repair.
1. First, locate the strap that secures the rubber boot on
the outside of the motor.
2. Remove the strap, and pull off the rubber boot,
removing it from the motor.
3. Remove the four screws from under the rubber boot
on the brake.
4. Once the brake is removed, use a wrench to turn the
shaft to retract the slideout.
5. After the slideout is fully retracted, reinstall the brake.