Bedroom slide

[rbmonty]

Newbie to the forum!!!!!!!!!!!
This forum is such a great tool to find out things that we all seem to have in common. I read it all the time and it has helped to me so much. So thanks to all.

Now i need some help I have a 2000 38' fdds limited.

My slide will not move.It does not click or make any noise .The fuses are all good . The switch seems to be ok. The gen. slide works.Frontroom slide works. Leveling jacks work. need help!

[EngineerMike]

IIRC your bedroom slide is electric, not HWH hydraulic like the gen & living rm. You can use the search function from the Alpine Owners Forum home page to find prior threads on the electric slide, its control board, relays...

Welcome to the forum!!!!!!!!!!!! Hope to see you around regularly, as well as at some Alpine rallies soon. We'll have our 10th Quartzite rally in January, and we are guaranteed to have weather. Should be great.

[Old Scout]

Welcome to the forum--and to the wonders of Alpine ownership [e.g. I wonder how this works?]. In addition to the quartzsite rally in Jan--EM's favorite?, we also have the Heritage Rally coming up in late Oct in Texas. Not sure of your status with ACA but the Alpine Coach Association is a great group of people--hope to see you at one of our gatherings soon. Membership information is provided at the top of this forum.

[hax]

I had this problem and there was a blown 20 amp slow burn fuse hidden behind the bath room sink. It is in an inline fuse holder. The fuse in the fuse panel in the bathroom, on my coach, does not have a wire going to the slide motor.

[rbmonty]

Thanks for your replies . looking for a fuse hideing somewhere, hope to see you at one of the rallies.

[GMDavidson]

I have a 2001 so I'm not sure what the differences are. But as mentioned earlier there is a control box in the bathroom vanity. My problem was there is a fuse mounted to the top of the battery compartment - the connections to the fuse were loose and dirty. Cleaning and tightening solved my problems.
Lots of luck!
Gary