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Old 01-25-2015, 12:11 PM   #15
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No delays in the circuit. That used to happen to mine and I replaced the switch and if fixed it
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As a side note, the techs at BAL told me to ALWAYS level the coach FIRST before moving the slides out and to bring them back in before retracting the jacks.
Gramps...read your owners manual. This info by the BAL tech is the exact opposite of what Monaco recommends. I know, it is confusing but they are the designers and as such should know what they are talking about.

However, I really don't think it makes that much difference as when we had our Safari, I sometimes forgot about doing as Monaco recommended and would not run the slides out until I had the leveling jacks down....never seemed to make a difference and I never had a problem with either one of my slides.

I don't know if it had something to do with the 3-point leveling system or not....but to the best of my knowledge, only Monaco products used this method.

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Old 01-25-2015, 01:11 PM   #17
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Yes, it is the exact opposite of the manual, but the BAL guys were very firm...they told me do not do what the manual says...level first before moving the slides.

Of course they were saying this about their slides, other makes could be different.
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On my 06 the engine must be off or the slides won't move - I do leave the shore power on untill slide are either in or out or they are slow - the bigger the slower.

its only one wire to bypass this .. i did it on my RV

my slide is the same

hard time moving with out a good bet of power to help it
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