Slide out hesitation

NAPA stocked a relay however it was one without the mounting straps. They ordered one with straps and got it the next day. Installed it and that solved my problem. Thanks so much to all of you for your input and help.

I have a 05 HH II LS & it has a Lippert frame & components. That could also be your source for any parts & info.

I had the same problem. the answer was low battery voltage. Turns out the converter was bad and not charging the battery. Replaced the converter and the slides move as they should.

Bulydog wrote:
Both slides do come in straight and appear to work correctly when they work. I did find the circuit breaker and will visit the local NAPA store when they open Monday morning and see if they have one.

Check the amp rating marked on the side of the breaker. Mine is a 50 amp and NAPA only had 40 amp and lower. Had to drive to RV dealer to get a 50 amp. But some rigs do use 40 amp so good idea to check it.

We had the same problem. Called the Factory (which is still doing repairs etc) and they told us what to do. It has been a long time ago so I forget, but it involved replacing the relay with one that would handle a bigger load. We also have an `05 HH. Suggest you call NuWa. You can get the number from their website..We have never had a problem since. Good Luck

Both slides do come in straight and appear to work correctly when they work. I did find the circuit breaker and will visit the local NAPA store when they open Monday morning and see if they have one.

Bedroom slide is electric, main slides are hydraulic. Do the main slides come in straight? Does one end start to come in before the other?

Thanks so much for the quick responses. A little dark out there right now, however will look for these in the morning. Thanks again.
Bulydog

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It sounds like the auto reset circuit breaker on the battery terminals is tripping out due to too much current being drawn which trip out circuit breaker. A few seconds later the circuit breaker will cool down and auto reset allowing you to try it again...

Something may be dragging on the slide out. Maybe some lub is in order. It could also be a failing auto-reset circuit breaker.

Another fix I have done here was to provide more current by nosing my truck up close to the battery terminals and jumping the 12VDC trailer batteries with my truck start battery. The slide worked perfect every time doing this. This was telling me my trailer batteries may have a low charge state...

Just a couple of thoughts here...
Roy Ken