Slides slow to come in

Follow up...the battery is good. Had a ground wire that I did tighten about a quarter turn and checked other connections. Slides do work but am going to improve existing ground wires.

I have a new battery but will check the battery under load to see what voltage is then.If it is 13.3 without a load what would the drop likely be under load?
Can the pump/motor be repaired if it comes to that...meaning rebuilt.

If there's a question about the batteries, start the generator. If the batteries are the problem, the large charging current from the generator to the batteries will at the same time put the large current into the slides.

So, if the slides work a lot better with the generator running, then the batteries are a problem. If the generator doesn't make a difference, it's probably not a battery problem. This is a lot easier than pulling the batteries and having them tested.

Bill

If you are in colder weather the hydraulic slides often will move very slowly.. this also causes the hyd pump motor to pull more current try8ng to operate the slides...

You may want to consider changing out the hydraulic fluid with lower viscosity ....see this link...

https://www.lci1.com/images/support/lipsheet/0291.pdf

Check your battery voltage while the slide is moving. I'll bet that the voltage drops which tells me the battery is going bad. If the voltage does not drop under load then there is something like a loose wire or corrosion of a wire or something mechanical with the slides.

Get the battery checked out. I'm guessing the battery might be bad under load.