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SECTION 2
DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME
damage to floor covering or cabinets when
the room is retracted.
• See your authorized dealer for regular main-
tenance and service of the mechanism and
hydraulic system.
• See the HWH guide in your InfoCase for
maintenance information.
If Slideout Room Will Not Operate
(Troubleshooting)
• The chassis battery may be low on charge.
Press the Aux. Start switch on the dash to the
momentary (MOM) position while pressing
the slide-out control switch. This momentari-
ly connects the coach batteries to assist in
retracting the room.
• One of the fuses may be blown. Fuses are
located on the interior firewall beneath the
dash, beneath the instrument panel dash pod,
and inside the leveling control pad housing.
Unfasten the control pad from the driver side
armrest panel to inspect the fuse.
• If the batteries and fuses are okay, there may
be a failure in the hydraulic system or electri-
cal system. See "Emergency Crank-In In-
structions" below for help.
Front Slideout Room Emergency Crank-In
Procedure (Use only when slideout room will
not retract using control switch)
If a failure occurs in the slideout electrical or
hydraulic systems, and the room will not retract
using the control switch, you can manually crank
the room in using an emergency winch system
described below. The winch is stored in a cargo
compartment on the passenger side of the coach.
Step 1 - Relieve Hydraulic Line Pressure
• Open the hydraulic pump slideout solenoid
valves to release hydraulic line pressure and
let fluid bypass into the fluid reservoir. The
pump is located behind an access panel in the
storage compartment on the driver side of the
coach. (It is visible to the rear of this compart-
ment while the slideout room is extended.)
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Slideout Pump Access Panel
inside StoreMore compartment
WARNING
Stop engine, place transmission in
park position and apply parking brake
before lying beneath vehicle for this
procedure.
NOTE: The hydraulic pump is equipped with two
types of hydraulic solenoid valves
shown. The leveling jack solenoids have
a T-handle on the valve shaft that can be
turned by hand. The slideout room sole-
noid has a small 1/4" nut at the end of
the valve shaft that requires you to use a
1/4" nut driver tool that is provided in
your InfoCase.
See the HWH Operator's manual includ-
ed in your InfoCase for specific instruc-
tions on which valves to open for front or
rear slideout rooms and what additional
precautions to follow.
• Open the slideout solenoid valves (with 1/4"
nuts on the ends) on the pump to relieve
hydraulic line pressure. DO NOT LOOSEN
NUTS MORE THAN 3 FULL TURNS.
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