Navion Slide out not extending

[Oh my Navion]

My slide out will not go...I am plugged in, parking break on, when I hit the extract button..nothing happens, no noise, nothing...where is the fuse?

[crah]

Originally Posted by Oh my Navion

My slide out will not go...I am plugged in, parking break on, when I hit the extract button..nothing happens, no noise, nothing...where is the fuse?

What year Navion? You're engine needs to be running also. Is this a new to you RV?

[Wyatt]

Originally Posted by Oh my Navion

My slide out will not go...I am plugged in, parking break on, when I hit the extract button..nothing happens, no noise, nothing...where is the fuse?

In mine, if my STARTER battery voltage is too low, they won’t retract. I don’t have to start the engine, but I always do...

[Oh my Navion]

2007, I bought last July, yes I had engine going too, worked just fine last fall

[Oh my Navion]

? Starter battery, as in engine battery or? Do you know where the fuse is also

[CGKMGK]

Just a thought here.
Is the emergency brake lever pulled up?
The slide will not operate without the emergency brake engaged.
And, you should have the engine running during operation to ensure full voltage is getting to the slide motors.

[Wyatt]

Originally Posted by Oh my Navion

? Starter battery, as in engine battery or? Do you know where the fuse is also

Yes, the “starter” battery that starts the engine. The other batteries are most often referred to as “coach” that are used for the light, etc. in the RV itself.

I don’t share your model, so I cannot comment on the location of the fuses, but your owners manuals should. Remember, you probably have a set of fuses for the coach, and a set for the engine. In mine, in the engine compartment I have a fuse box, and also near my parking brake.
The coach fuses are in a panel that house the 120v breakers as well.

[Oh my Navion]

Originally Posted by Wyatt

Yes, the “starter” battery that starts the engine. The other batteries are most often referred to as “coach” that are used for the light, etc. in the RV itself.

I don’t share your model, so I cannot comment on the location of the fuses, but your owners manuals should. Remember, you probably have a set of fuses for the coach, and a set for the engine. In mine, in the engine compartment I have a fuse box, and also near my parking brake.
The coach fuses are in a panel that house the 120v breakers as well.

I have a 23h, just spent two hours at a Winnie Serv place, they couldn't find it!
Owners manual doesn't say either.. should be easily accessible! So I'll continue my search!

[Oh my Navion]

Originally Posted by CGKMGK

Just a thought here.
Is the emergency brake lever pulled up?
The slide will not operate without the emergency brake engaged.
And, you should have the engine running during operation to ensure full voltage is getting to the slide motors.

Yep did all that!

[Morich]

If you look at this series of postings, you can see a major problem with the info you are giving.
to look for drawings, manuals or almost any truly good info, the readers have to know what to look for. Things like year, make, model and at times even the serial number are required to locate the correct drawing.
So do not ask folks to sort, hunt, and peck to find info to help you! The folks who get the most help have already stopped to think and also have tried but then when they ask for help, it is always nice to make it easy to help.

[Oh my Navion]

Originally Posted by Morich

If you look at this series of postings, you can see a major problem with the info you are giving.
to look for drawings, manuals or almost any truly good info, the readers have to know what to look for. Things like year, make, model and at times even the serial number are required to locate the correct drawing.
So do not ask folks to sort, hunt, and peck to find info to help you! The folks who get the most help have already stopped to think and also have tried but then when they ask for help, it is always nice to make it easy to help.

I have put make model year etc.. sorry first timer looking all over..was just thinking some one already knew, never asked anyone to hunt!

[Oh my Navion]

I'm done..have a great trip

[Dalep]

My 2018 Sunstar will not slide in or out (no power ) unless the coach batteries are also on. Plus brake set and running .

[09 harley]

Not an answer to the question but a suggestion to anyone owning any style of RV that had a slide. Be come familiar with the operation and location of all components of your slide. You want to be able to diagnose the problem. You can’t depend or on some cases wait for an answer on a website. The one sure thing about slides is that you will have a problem so like a good Boy Scout, be prepared.

[jcurtisis]

Originally Posted by Dalep

My 2018 Sunstar will not slide in or out (no power ) unless the coach batteries are also on. Plus brake set and running .

Yes; our 2018 Navion requires the keys in and switched to “accessory” or just turn the chassis engine on; emergency break is sometimes not pulled up enough on mine.

[joycev1105a]

Originally Posted by Oh my Navion

My slide out will not go...I am plugged in, parking break on, when I hit the extract button..nothing happens, no noise, nothing...where is the fuse?

Hi, my rig needs key on in accessory mode. Very frustrating when I forget.
Hope that's all it is
JH