Our leveling system and slides aren't working. The levels went half way down and now the slides wont go out. Please Help! If there is a reset we cant find it! Hydraulic fluid good!! Batteries fairly new! It acted like it threw a circuit breaker but we cant find one .
Leveling System and Slide Failure on 2006 Tour
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Original Member Title: leveling system and slide issues 2006 Tour
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A member with a 2006 Tour reported that the leveling jacks stopped halfway down and the slides would not extend, even though the engine was running, hydraulic fluid was good, and the batteries were fairly new. Members said the symptoms sounded like a tripped breaker or blown fuse, but noted those feeds may not be in the normal Winnebago fuse panels.
Several members suggested identifying the leveling system brand and model, likely HWH if equipped, and using the proper service manual for...
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be happy
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First off Welcome to the Forum!
Section 10 page 1
Note: We recommend that you KEEP THE ENGINE RUNNING WHILE EXTENDING OR RETRACTING SLIDEOUT ROOMS so the engine alternator can provide maximum power for proper operation of the slideout mechanisms
Do not know if you have owners manual so heres the link
Section 10 page 1
Note: We recommend that you KEEP THE ENGINE RUNNING WHILE EXTENDING OR RETRACTING SLIDEOUT ROOMS so the engine alternator can provide maximum power for proper operation of the slideout mechanisms
Do not know if you have owners manual so heres the link
RayIN
Senior Member
What brand and model? If HWH brand, this will help ID your model# and the service manual has a excellent troubleshooting section. A search engine will locate your models service manual for free download.
If you don't want to search for your service manual, you can find it in the HWH library.
If you don't want to search for your service manual, you can find it in the HWH library.
Morich
Senior Member
The problem sounds like a breaker or fuse but that leads to a second problem as those power feeds are not on the panels, etc. that Winnebago adds in many cases!
My guess might be to look at info to spot where there are fuses on the HWH equipment itself, rather than on the "normal" Winnebago places!
It might be thought of like we might find in many things at our house. There is the big breaker box but the problem may be on some other item like the TV and a fuse may be there?? It took me a bit to find I had a blown fuse on my recliner!
But getting the correct HWH(if that brand) can get you the right info to find that fuse. If not a fuse that info is defitely the place to look for truly good troubleshooting info.
My guess might be to look at info to spot where there are fuses on the HWH equipment itself, rather than on the "normal" Winnebago places!
It might be thought of like we might find in many things at our house. There is the big breaker box but the problem may be on some other item like the TV and a fuse may be there?? It took me a bit to find I had a blown fuse on my recliner!
But getting the correct HWH(if that brand) can get you the right info to find that fuse. If not a fuse that info is defitely the place to look for truly good troubleshooting info.
dickb46
not dead yet..
Mine has 2 waterproof fuses on the pump one 30A and one 40A
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