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Old 05-02-2013, 11:28 PM   #1
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Slide-out

Need advice again. Slide-out comes in completely at the top but does not retract fully at the bottom, comes in all the way except for about one inch. Is there a way to adjust this or what do you think i can do ? Walter
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First, double-check to be sure something is not on the floor under the slide room that won't allow the bottom of the room to close completely. Most common cause is a piece of carpet is torn off the floor and gets stuck under the slide room. Or a kid's or dog's toy sneaks in behind the slide room when it's closed, then when you open the slide the toy falls down to block the slide from closing completely.
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You have good voltage and amp draw? Maybe not enough power to get it in that last bit.
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Old 05-04-2013, 06:01 PM   #6
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Determine the make/model of your slide mechanism. Run an internet search for the service and/or installation manual. I've always found those documents with an internet search.
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