My new TT has this system and there were no manuals in the packet. I asked the guy in the shop at the Dealer how to retract the slide in an emergency and he said I would have to cut out portions of the interior wall. That answer made my decision to never let them touch my TT! I did my homework and would like to share the info here. The pdf file is a manual and the youtube video shows how to disengage the motors and retract the slide in emergency situations. http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/michaelreush/2012-08-17_183902_lippert_insync_2.pdfhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymt1Uesf0Pc

Hmmmmm... I thought the web addresses would automatically become links. Oh well just cut and paste into the command line on your web browser.

Was this it?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSz5bQywxeEGuees not, but still shows the motor location:)

Thank you! Hope it's something we never need to disengage but still good to know!

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brulaz
Explorer
Apr 29, 2013
Olde Volks Place wrote:
Where would you find that box? sorry if i missed that part of the info.

also if you have a lippert frame would it be safe to assume that they use a lippert slide mech to, or mix n match components one mfg to another.

There's another style Lippert slide mechanism on Keystone trailers. It has a geared rod under the slide. The Schwintek has geared tracks on the side of the slide and is supposed to be less heavy.

Pretty easy to tell which mechanism is being used.

Did Lippert buy out Schwintek?
Olde_Volks_Plac
Explorer
Apr 29, 2013
Where would you find that box? sorry if i missed that part of the info.

also if you have a lippert frame would it be safe to assume that they use a lippert slide mech to, or mix n match components one mfg to another.
Crazy4gsds
Explorer
Apr 29, 2013
Thank you! Hope it's something we never need to disengage but still good to know!
leftybj
Explorer
Apr 29, 2013
Thanks for the links.
goducks10
Explorer
Apr 29, 2013
Was this it?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSz5bQywxeE

Guees not, but still shows the motor location:)
downtheroad
Explorer
Apr 29, 2013
Here you go.

Link

LINK
leftybj
Explorer
Apr 29, 2013
Hmmmmm... I thought the web addresses would automatically become links. Oh well just cut and paste into the command line on your web browser.