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Old 06-04-2010, 01:38 PM   #1
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Smile National Sea Breeze Slide Question

Just wondering if anybody knows whether or not there is or should have been a special tool provided for manually retracting the living room slide when the motor doesn't work.

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I think they all show that you use a wrench or socket. No special tool needed or provided. I know I didn't get one.
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Thanks for the advice. Since the shaft that operates the slide is square, it appears that the only way of moving it manually would be to use a large cresent wrench. Hopefully, there will never be a need to do this. I have had several instance where the slide did not deploy when the switch was activated. It seems to be an intermittent problem.

Also, there is a star shaped fitting on the end of the slide shaft that may lend itself to using a socket. Since the fitting looked so unique, I thought that a special tool may have been provided with the unit when it was new.

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I have a nat'l seabreeze & the track on one of the drawers has come loose on the back side. Unable to get drawer off the track to be able to refasten the slide. Can anyone give me a clue?
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