At this point, the slide room can be manually pulled back into its retracted position. Lippert Components, Inc. Informational Publication LIP Sheet - 0192 revA SCHWINTEK IN-WALL SLIDE MANUAL OVERRIDE Motor Retaining Screw Motor Engaged Motor Disengaged Override Spring. Out Owner's Manual Schwintek Slide Out - Schwintek IN WALL slide out troubleshooting guide DISENGAGE MOTORS, MANUALLY RETRACT ROOM AND TRAVEL LOCK. SCHWINTEK IN-WALL™ TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE. I have three slides, one which is a full wall slide, as well as two of the slides utilize the LCI Schwintek In-Wall Slide-Out system. Push the slide room in by hand until the slide column is flush with the side wall of the coach. Screw the slide column into the side wall from bottom to top. Remove the floor jack (Fig. From the inside of the coach, connect the wiring harness to the motor cable. Repeat this process for the other side of the slide room. Special note: Camper manufacturers and Lippert (Schwintek) want to sell the entire slideout mechanism ($900+) and not part replacements. However, individual parts can be found on E-bay. The 'shoe' can be seen in the Schwintek manual illustration that follows. Note, that it is the Upper bearing block illustrated. (click to enlarge image). Cylinder Testing For Slide Units; Changing A Slideout Cylinder; Extend And Retract Cylinder Port Locations; Hydraulic Operation Fluid Recommendation; Electric Bedroom Slideout System Operation And Service Manual; Schwintek. Schwintek In-Wall Slide Roller; Schwintek In-Wall Slideout Identification; Schwintek In-Wall Rack Comparative.
Schwintek Slide Manual Retract
Well, made it to Florida for our spring break trip. Overnighted at a Cracker Barrel in Rock Hill, SC where we used the bedroom slide, then on to Fort Wilderness. Upon setting up, the bedroom slide worked well on the rear side, but would only move a few inches on the forward slide. After much troubleshooting and trying to remove the motor, I removed the entire track assembly (not a good idea on the road) and fished out the motor. Using a too short ladder, I got on the slide roof and got it from there.
Upon disection, I found the timing magnet split in half and loose on the shaft. I figure it had a winter cracking and the rough roads split it the rest of the way. The motor would turn, but the computer couldn't count the turns and would shut it down.
Road repair, super glue the halves back together and added a plastic washer to the top I cut out of some packaging in the pantry to hold it together. Works like a champ!
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Schwintek Slide Service Manual
This Imagine 2150RB is the first RV we've owned with a slide, it has the Schwintek system. The slide is about 8 feet and has the frig and a tri-fold sofa. I've read the manual a number of times, watched some youtube vids and lubed the correct places and the seals. My question and slight concern is when you run the slide out or in it just doesn't sound very smooth. It's a little bit herky-jerky and you can hear the rpms of the motors vary slightly. No evidence of uneven wear on the racks or rubbing marks anywhere etc but I just don't know what is normal. What is it sliding on under the floor and should something down there be lubed? Also my spot at the storage isn't level, should the trailer be level to run the slide? Can't get to the bedroom with the slide in.
thanks
Jeff