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Rzrjunky · 06-08-2013, 11:29 AM

New guy here. Need some help. I have a 05 WW SLC3705 Toy hauler. Last week my bedroom slide stopped working. I have checked the breakers and fuses in the breaker box. OK. looking around for maybe loose wires. from what i can see nothing loose. somebody told me that there is a reset switch or breaker somewhere in the wiring. I pulled the panel up from under the bed and i can't see any such thing. looked in front where batteries go, nothing. looked under trailer along frame rails, nothing. Again, I was told that there should be a release lever on the motor so i could manually slide it out. Can't get to it. checked the switch, no power. Kinda sounds like there maybe a reset or breaker somewhere that has been tripped. looked online for anything about this and nothing. Maybe I'm not smart enough to find it. Maybe someone here has some knowledge about this. Sure could use some help.

Thanks. I really don't want to take it to a shop. This is something I can do if I know where to start.

jesilvas · 06-08-2013, 11:36 AM

You might learn things by taking it to a shop. They can teach you a lot.

Idk anything about that particular unit, but if it has two slides, usually they use a 12V motor running a hydraulic pump that runs all slides in on one system. Is that yours?
Kind of sounds like you're describing electric motors for each one of them.

If you have no power to either side of your switch, then there are circuit breakers for the 12V system. Usually near the battery.

myredracer · 06-08-2013, 11:52 AM

I believe that one of the breakers in the A-frame next to the battery is for the slide. Check it with a voltmeter. It's auto-reset so if it's not working, it's failed. I really don't know how they wire these because if there is the circuit breaker, why the fuse in the panel as well?

jesilvas · 06-08-2013, 12:05 PM

Are there actually two fuses for it or is one fuse for just the switch supply and the circuit breaker for the motor?

Rzrjunky · 06-08-2013, 01:11 PM

My t/h only has one slide. Bedroom. There is no reset where the bats are. I just called a local repair shop and was told to look for a slow burn fuse or breaker, but they don't know where to look. Really?

jesilvas · 06-08-2013, 01:21 PM

You expect them to know your exact unit backwards and forwards? There are WAY too many layouts to tell you where yours is at. I can just tell you where they "might" be. They can too.