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Members are helping diagnose why the slide-out on a 2017 Winnie Drop 170S isn’t receiving power, despite the trailer being connected to 30-amp shore power and all other systems functioning. The original poster has already replaced the 10-amp fuse and checked the wiring at the toggle switch, but the slide remains inoperable. A moderator suggests using a multimeter to trace the power issue, which the original poster plans to acquire.
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Members are helping diagnose why the slide-out on a 2017 Winnie Drop 170S isn’t receiving power, despite the trailer being connected to 30-amp shore power and all other systems functioning. The original poster has already replaced the 10-amp fuse and checked the wiring at the toggle switch, but the slide remains inoperable. A moderator suggests using a multimeter to trace the power issue, which the original poster plans to acquire.
Another experienced RVer points out that slides typically require more than a 10-amp fuse, speculating there may be a separate, higher-rated fuse or breaker for the slide motor itself. Due to limited wiring diagrams, this is presented as an educated guess. Another member provides a photo of the slide controller’s location and advises checking if the rocker switch is illuminated; if not, there may be a power loss between the switch and the fuse panel. They also mention a battery isolation switch in the forward storage compartment that must be closed if shore power isn’t connected.