Slidemotor craziness
I acquired a 2005 Trail-lite.. its wasnt terrible. Tb27ds I have a dilemma, after having the battery terminals reversed on a very weak battery I've discovered that my Slide motor only slides w...
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BFL13 wrote:
Welcome to the forum.
Yes, the Lippert electric slide works from its own pos wire on the battery (often red) with a 30a fuse (check that too) separate from the other (often red) wire for the DC fuse panel-to /from the converter (with another fuse for that wire near the battery)
On the battery red and white wires--red is pos , white is minus. If red and black-- red is pos, black minus. If black and white-- black is pos and white is minus..
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Other colours, use your voltmeter--if it shows a - in front of the numbers, that is an RP, and if it shows just the numbers, that is good.
So I'm great at a lot of things but not so much electrical. When you mentioned how they both run red wires it made sense why they were working alternately seeing as I put one of them on neg every other tryWell honestly I just ran both red wires to the positive terminal. Problem solved. However the only thing that can be construed as a ground/ negative is a short wire bolted straight into the tongue.
Also I'm pretty sure the converter/ charging component is shot. I hear no fan. Furthermore this alleged fuse/ breaker near the battery seems non existent IMO
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When your referencing using the voltmeter I'm not sure I understand how to diagnose lead wires that have no battery hooked up to them to determine a number.
