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- Also, IF the door is NOT closed correctly, you have the same problem. Make sure the secondary part of the door latch IS engaged when the door is closed. Doug
- djh77rvExplorerHey tx for that info. Time to do some testing.
- wa8yxmExplorer IIII'd not say the switch is bad.. I'd guess the door is bad..
Ok, here is the switch setup on MOST rv's (optional follows)
In the door jam at some point is a small glass tube with a pair of metal "Leaves" and a wire off each end. the leaves are ferromagnetic (A magnet will make 'em move) and when the door closes (The screen usually) a magnet on the lower edge of the door makes them either open or close. operating the steps.
IF the door is a bit bent. the magnet will be out of position and as the door moves about due to twisting and shaking.. the steps go out the steps go in the steps to out the steps go in. - djh77rvExplorerThanks Doug!
- That usually indicates the door magnetic/pin switch is defective. Not keeping a good contac. Doug
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