IMPORTANT
This procedure can be performed on coaches without
a square shaft and utilizes a slideout motor located
under the slideout floor near the sidewall.
R-3 BEDROOM SLIDEOUT WITH TRANTORQUE AT MOTOR
This method is the fastest one if the motor or gears fail, as it
does not require battery power. However, this method
requires a significant amount of manpower to push in the
slideout.
1. Loosen the trantorque bushing at the slideout
motor, allowing the slideout to extend and retract
freely.
2. Push the room into the retracted position with the
assistance of several people. This procedure can be
performed on any electric slideout.
3. Remove the motor's black access cover, and
tighten the trantorque bushing to 175 ft. lbs. This
procedure can be performed on all electric slideouts.
R-3 BEDROOM SLIDEOUT SETUP WITH SQUARE SHAFT
IF THE SLIDEOUT IS STUCK IN THE EXTENDED POSITION
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.
WITH MANUAL LOCK ARMS
3. Lock the room with manual lock arms (if equipped).
4. Take the coach to an authorized service center for diagnosis and repair.
WITH MECHANICAL LOCK ARMS
3. Slide the motor back over onto the square shaft and reinstall the four
mounting bolts.
4. Wedge a 2x4" board between the slideout fascia and the exterior wall at
the front and back of the slideout roof to hold the slideout in the retracted
position.
5. Take the coach to an authorized service center for diagnosis and repair.
IF THE SLIDEOUT IS STUCK IN THE RETRACTED POSITION
1. If the motor fails while the slideout is in the retracted position, take the coach to an authorized service center
for diagnosis and repair.
PROCEDURE 3
IMPORTANT
This procedure can be performed on coaches with a brake on the slideout motor.
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