slide-out switch nightmare
I have a 2005 Keystone Challenger 34TLB, w/3 slides. There is only one switch for the slides, you must extend/retract them ALL, in a prescribed sequence, to move (any of) :@them. I wish I had a sing...
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Are they hydraulic slides? If so the sequence occurs with the slide with least resistance moving first, then the second least resistance, then the last one. The switch simply starts the pump and hydraulic oil pressure does the rest.
That is how my 2007 Keystone Montana with 3 slides works.
And if they are hydraulic your only option I believe would be to install electric solenoid valves on each hydraulic line coming off the oil line manifold near the hydraulic pump. With solenoid valves you could select which slides to enable and disable. I can only control my sequence by closing the little manual valves on each line.
If they are electric slides the above does not apply of course.
That is how my 2007 Keystone Montana with 3 slides works.
And if they are hydraulic your only option I believe would be to install electric solenoid valves on each hydraulic line coming off the oil line manifold near the hydraulic pump. With solenoid valves you could select which slides to enable and disable. I can only control my sequence by closing the little manual valves on each line.
If they are electric slides the above does not apply of course.
