Bedroom slide creeps out after setting a while.

Click this link to show the standard PG motor and brake. That lever is sometime hidden by the black vinyl end cover. Doug

http://rvcomponents.visonerv.com/cgi-bin/md/M2078/s1.pl?

10forty2 wrote:

dougrainer wrote:
With NO info(brand/ make of RV or slide system), the simple answer is the electric brake on the motor release lever is off. Doug

My slide was slightly extending even though it was "reeled" all the way in. Turns out, it was EXACTLY what Doug said here. The brake lever had gotten flipped from stuff stored and moving around in that basement compartment and it wasn't holding. Flipped it back and all was good.

Any pics of that or describe further. I have never seen a brake in my basement...maybe there haven't seen it. Thank you.

Ivylog wrote:
They are all electric... a 12V electric motor driving gears or hydraulic pump. My hydraulic BR slide did it after a day or two so I would bump the close switch once a day. This fixed itself,

Don't be a smart ***. They are either Electric or Hydraulic or Cable driven. Doug

They are all electric... a 12V electric motor driving gears or hydraulic pump. My hydraulic BR slide did it after a day or two so I would bump the close switch once a day. This fixed itself,

smlranger wrote:
If it is the HWH system with hydraulic slides, you may have a weak solenoid. A weak 'Extend' solenoid will let the slide creep out. I had a creeping out slide and just had the extend solenoid replaced. Fixed it.

He stated it was an Electric slide. Doug

If it is the HWH system with hydraulic slides, you may have a weak solenoid. A weak 'Extend' solenoid will let the slide creep out. I had a creeping out slide and just had the extend solenoid replaced. Fixed it.

dougrainer wrote:
With NO info(brand/ make of RV or slide system), the simple answer is the electric brake on the motor release lever is off. Doug

My slide was slightly extending even though it was "reeled" all the way in. Turns out, it was EXACTLY what Doug said here. The brake lever had gotten flipped from stuff stored and moving around in that basement compartment and it wasn't holding. Flipped it back and all was good.

We always use slide locks. You can make them out of 4 bys by cutting and fitting between the slide and the wall when the slide is in. If you want you can pad each end to prevent scratching the wall.

mlbdp wrote:
Driver side bedroom electric slide creeps out after setting a while. What's the fix?

Slide locks.

With NO info(brand/ make of RV or slide system), the simple answer is the electric brake on the motor release lever is off. Doug