2004 Allegro 32BA Slide not going out??

[vfr750nm]

I have read what I could find, but still no luck. 2004 Allegro 32BA, Bedroom slide works fine. Table and couch slide was working a few weeks ago. It has been cold, but there is no sound of the motor or anything when pushing the switch. Drivers chair is forward and locked in place. Tried releasing parking break and resetting, tried it with generator running, with ignition key off and no key, off with key, on with engine not running, engine on and running. Opened up engine hood and saw the electrical boards, slider junction, relays, and a ceramic fuse. Too dark and late to do voltage checks, will check the fuse in the morning and then maybe pull the switch??

Anyone else have this kind of problem in the past or during the winter? Frustrated as we had it out on the road 1 November, parked winterized, and thought about heading south for Christmas, but this makes me wonder. Thanks in advance.

Steve

[vfr750nm]

Not sure why it does this, but in case it helps someone else out...

We had started the engine and generator a couple weeks ago to "exercise" the House Bus while in storage for the winter. Everything worked then, so what could be the problem.

I read all the posts I could find and tried a lot of different combinations of things as you can see from original post. So this morning I went out to try one more thing...turn the key to the ACC position. Not the On or Off, but the CCW to the ACC position and back to off. Everything worked as it should after that.

This is a great website for resources and information, so thanks to everyone for taking a read.

[paz]

"On" is the same as "Run." Although some manufacturers are different, and even some later Tiffins are different, the ones back around the mid-2000s (we have a 2005) have the slides interlocked with the ignition switch so you can't activate the slides with the ignition on to prevent deploying a slide while going down the road. I always run our slides out with the key all the way off.

[vfr750nm]

That is what we thought and had been doing. Our unit must have a sloppy key switch, as the slide switch didn't know it was in the off position. Moving it to ACC must have been enough to engage the interlock. Thanks for the reply!