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Slideout CONTROLLER question
Old 08-27-2009, 04:50 PM   #1
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Our LR slideout button is over the entry door, and the controller is under the kitchen sink cabinet. Lately, the controller makes a loud buzzing sound after the slideout movement has come to a stop, both fully in or fully out. I've found that pressing the button again will silence the buzzing, and that does not cause the slideout to reverse it's previous direction, and start moving again. After stopping the buzzing by pressing the button, if I press it AGAIN, then the slideout moves and the buzzing returns at the end of travel, as before.

I don't have the system that Newmar used which requires me to hold the button in continuously while the movement is happening.

Anybody have this issue and how was it resolved? Thanks, ED

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Old 08-27-2009, 07:11 PM   #2
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ED, remove the plugs or plug, memory , a couple of times and see if that clears it up I wouldn't adjust any pot it may be just oxidation on pins of plugs.
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