Winnebago Journey Owner's Manual page 49

· Level the coach.
· Set the Parking Brake. An interlock relay
system will then provide power to the slide-
out control switches.
· Release travel straps (galley).
· Press slide-out switch and hold until room is
fully extended, then release switch.
· The front slideout control switch is located on
the lower right dash bezel, above the ignition
key and park brake knob.
Front Slideout Switch
Rear Slideout Switch
(on wall in rear of couch - varies by model)
Before Retracting Slideout Room
If it has rained recently before you retract the
slideout room, we recommend using the hydrau-
lic leveling system to lean the coach and drain off
any excess water possibly remaining on the roof
before retracting. Lean the coach slightly to the
left (driver's side) as shown by raising both right
side jacks to let excess water flow away from the
rooftop weatherseal and toward the outside of the
slide-out roof.
DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME
To Retract Slideout Room:
CAUTION
Although there is an awning over the
roof of the slideout room, there is a
possibility of debris getting onto the
roof. Because the slideout roof is
drawn into the interior of the coach
when retracted, be sure there is no
debris, such as excessive dirt, tree
seeds, twigs, leaves, etc. on the roof
before retracting.
· Remove all items from the coach living room
floor. Turn leveling system on to provide
power to the slideout control switch.
· Press slideout switch and hold until room is
fully retracted, then release the switch.
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.
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