38-72ExplorerDec 14, 2014slide motor ampsI got an Artic Fox with the large slide. The slide is powered by a "PowerGear" motor. Anyone know how may amps that motor draws?
neal10aExplorerDec 16, 2014As the slides age and if they are not properly lubed the draw current will increase. The mfg specs are determined when things are new and in good shape.Sonora108ExplorerDec 16, 2014Don't know how true it is but my TrMetric says 9.5 amps on extend and max of 12.6 on retract. That's on our 2013 Arctic Fox 27-5L.BilltimfloodExplorerDec 14, 2014Have you went to the Arctic Fox site, a lot of good people www.afnash.com/forum.phpbuckyExplorer IIDec 14, 2014Read the label on the motor if it has one. Remember that it is a 12v motor.path1ExplorerDec 14, 2014Either 15 or 20 depending on what you have. To find what you havehttp://www.powergearus.com/products/slideout-systems near bottom of page has PDF file to tell different models apart. Or go by fuse, but I would confirm going by manufacture directions in pdf file.
neal10aExplorerDec 16, 2014As the slides age and if they are not properly lubed the draw current will increase. The mfg specs are determined when things are new and in good shape.
Sonora108ExplorerDec 16, 2014Don't know how true it is but my TrMetric says 9.5 amps on extend and max of 12.6 on retract. That's on our 2013 Arctic Fox 27-5L.Bill
timfloodExplorerDec 14, 2014Have you went to the Arctic Fox site, a lot of good people www.afnash.com/forum.php
buckyExplorer IIDec 14, 2014Read the label on the motor if it has one. Remember that it is a 12v motor.
path1ExplorerDec 14, 2014Either 15 or 20 depending on what you have. To find what you havehttp://www.powergearus.com/products/slideout-systems near bottom of page has PDF file to tell different models apart. Or go by fuse, but I would confirm going by manufacture directions in pdf file.
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