Newcomer here. I have a 2000 Alpine Coach 38'. She is winterized here in New Mexico and leaning heavily to the opposite side of the slide outs.
Anyone know what could cause this?
Should I store her on the hydraulic jacks???
Also, I have a periodic electrical interruption when plugged into 50 amp and also with the gen set on. One side of the coach (sink side) goes dead while the other side is live. Eventually electricity comes back on. I'm stumped.
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Welcome to IRV2 and the Alpine Owners Forum. If you parked the Alpine and did not dump the air, the air bags on the passenger side probably lost air pressure first and that’s why it is leaning to one side. Yes you could have stored the coach with the jacks down, or you could have dumped the air on all of the air bags when you store it.
As for the loss of electrical power on the Passenger side (Kitchen side on a 38ft) it is probably the Inverter. I had the same problem several years ago and it was the inverter not switching properly all of the time.
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Your ride height could be out of adjustment. That could be the reason you are loosing air pressure during storage. Worked for me, had exactly the same problem
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