Still working on getting everything tip top. I have the power reclining couch/bed. Is anyone aware of any maintenance items required to keep things working as they should? All I cna think of is a bit of oil on the mechanism.
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2007 Winnebago Journey 36SG and 2013 Honda CRV Toad
e-Trailer XHD Towbar (Demco) Blue Ox baseplate, SMI Stay N Play brakes
Longer answer… it has never once crossed my mind. But then we only use that “feature” when we are showing the RV to friends. Especially the pull out foot rests that rattle when we’re driving the RV.
You really are being thorough. Good for you.
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2017 Winnebago Adventurer 37F
2016 Lincoln MKX Toad
Tim myers
I have been under the couch and found that cleaning the runners and lubricating them made the that tiny motor that moves the unit in and out work a little easier. You would be surprised at how much stuff gets built up over the years.
Of course I'm the kind of guy who also cleans the heating ducts with a vacuum.
Good Luck!
I rebuilt the cable that secures the footrest for travel. PO mentioned that it creeped-out during travel. Heard differing remarks about how long the original cable was (for replacement purposes). @$84.00 the price seemed ridiculous, so I built one myself and it works good.
We love it and use it all the time...but I never thought about maintenance. I'll add the suggestions to my list (though I will probably end up breaking it!).
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2023 Newmar Bay Star 3014, towing 2014 Honda CRV
2017 Winnebago Adventurer 35P
2013 Itasca Sunstar 26HE
Still working on getting everything tip top. I have the power reclining couch/bed. Is anyone aware of any maintenance items required to keep things working as they should? All I cna think of is a bit of oil on the mechanism.
We've had one repeating glitch on ours. I assume it similar. We found out the electric switches are not "grandchildren proof" and don't seem too stout. Thus far we've had to replace the forward one 2X. Not hard to replace but I'm now keeping a spare. (and watching the grandkids to assure they are not spending hours running the seats in and out)
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Joe a/k/a "Americanrascal"
2016 Winnebago Adventurer 38Q +tow dolly
8th RV to sit in our driveway in 50 years
We've had one repeating glitch on ours. I assume it similar. We found out the electric switches are not "grandchildren proof" and don't seem too stout. Thus far we've had to replace the forward one 2X. Not hard to replace but I'm now keeping a spare. (and watching the grandkids to assure they are not spending hours running the seats in and out)
Ah yes , the young grand kids always want to push those buttons....
Love it.....