Slide won't come in-help
2005 Itasca Horizon 40AD Our right living room slide won't come in. You can hear the motor when you push the in button but nothing happens. Our left living room and bedroom slides work fine. Never ...
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ON MINE.. The control board is up front on the passenger side of the coach, ahead of the steps. There is a clear plexiglass pane over it. If you can dredge up a model # of that board, or the model# of the leveler system, PM me your email address and I can send you what I have in .pdf.
What I remember when I had a solenoid quit was that I was somehow able to figure out which one it was, OPEN the valve manually (there is a knob on top), and then retract it with the pump as normal.
Also, there are several fuses on that board. If you have a voltmeter you can remove the clear cover and get to them with the help of a blanket to lay on, and a doubled-up pillow to keep your head and shoulders elevated to reach in. Be careful where you are because that board also controls the jacks, and airbag dump, so stay in a safe position incase the coach dumps air or jacks retract.
There's the other question... Does ANYTHING work, or just the retract slide?
MORE: IF it's like mine, look closely at the stairs, two of them are on a hinge, and you have a couple of screws locking them in place. Remove and lift
What I remember when I had a solenoid quit was that I was somehow able to figure out which one it was, OPEN the valve manually (there is a knob on top), and then retract it with the pump as normal.
Also, there are several fuses on that board. If you have a voltmeter you can remove the clear cover and get to them with the help of a blanket to lay on, and a doubled-up pillow to keep your head and shoulders elevated to reach in. Be careful where you are because that board also controls the jacks, and airbag dump, so stay in a safe position incase the coach dumps air or jacks retract.
There's the other question... Does ANYTHING work, or just the retract slide?
MORE: IF it's like mine, look closely at the stairs, two of them are on a hinge, and you have a couple of screws locking them in place. Remove and lift
