Erratic Kwikee Steps
This is a two-step assembly on a 2003 Class C. It's worked fine for years. A few years ago, I had to lubricate it since it was binding when closing. Till Today... We broke camp, and the step operat...
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Done and Done. It all works. Lubed it with Blaster Brand, Chain and Cable Lube. A little hard to describe, best might be "Gear Lube in a Spray Can." Sprays on, but a film of thick oil remains after a long time. I bought it for bicycle sprockets.
It seems I can follow the troubleshooting for what seems like a later version of Kwikee steps. I noticed the Control Unit on our steps does not have the extended mounting tab on one side like the ones I see pictured for sale. Rather, the one tab on the wiring side, is just an "ear" like the two on the other side. Motor doesn't look like the popular ones either.
It was useful to know the Door Switch is Normally Open and provides a Ground Signal.
But, didn't need parts on this one. Just DVOM and some connectors.
Thanks for everybody's help!
It seems I can follow the troubleshooting for what seems like a later version of Kwikee steps. I noticed the Control Unit on our steps does not have the extended mounting tab on one side like the ones I see pictured for sale. Rather, the one tab on the wiring side, is just an "ear" like the two on the other side. Motor doesn't look like the popular ones either.
It was useful to know the Door Switch is Normally Open and provides a Ground Signal.
But, didn't need parts on this one. Just DVOM and some connectors.
Thanks for everybody's help!
