Minnie Plus 26RBSS Slow Slide Retraction and Controller Location

[Dsawdey]

My slide out when fully extended is slow to start to retract when pressing the pull-in control button.
I have it plugged into house power so that should not be the issue. I am trying to locate the slide out controller, checked all access panels, cabintes for the controller so I can read the diagnostics lights to determine the issue. Winnebego does not have it documented where the controller is located, all the locations they recommended I checked. Does any one have expereince and recommendations with this model?

 

[AstroTom]

It may be located behind the frame trim where the motors are. Good luck. I know the slide in my 2025 2108TB is slow to start and finish both opening and closing and has been since new.

 

[Dsawdey]

Will look there< I do make sure all the exterior rubber seals are lubed as I have seen those stick and affect the slide.

 

[creativepart]

There is no such thing as a Minnie Winnie Plus 26BSS.

What you have is a Minnie Plus 26RBSS travel trailer. The Minnie Winnie is a Class C motorhome and there are no Plus models nor area there any 26RBSS floor plans in the Minnie Winnie motorhome lineup.

You will find it a huge plus to look for info, service and parts if you describe your travel trailer by its proper name - Minnie Plus 26RBSS.

 

[Morich]

The trailer group is a bit of unknown territory for info, but some general ideas of where they may have put the controller may help?
When looking for it, there are some places that may fit the search. One is that it is often put in space which is not likely to get used or filled as well as out of sight. A space that is not used is often up on the bottom of some surface like the top of a compartment and near the outer wall, where you never set something on it and may not see it until sticking your head in and looking up near the outer wall!
Another place that hides is when they put it on the bottom of the slide so that you only see if when open and nearly laying on the ground to see the bottom of the slide while it is out!
I may not be correct in this but I tend to think of them as not being enclosed as the electronics do need a bit of air. Also I think of them as being on the same side as the slide to avoid longer wires?
Maybe that can cut the chase a bit if no actual owners of that Rv come along to give better ideas to look? A bit of "look where you don't often look" for it hiding in that space you don't use or see?