No problem happy to help. If you drop the underbelly near the side the manual crank is on you will see the motor. 2 bolts and 2 wires and you can pull the motor head off and put the new one on. Fairly simple replacement. -Todd
For these types of slides, you want to look at gear pack which is a round sprocket on the outside of the frame and below the square extension tube bar that extends with the slide. There is a cross bar connecting both of these together. Need to check to ensure all the teeth are there and not chipped and that it is making good contact with the extension tube which also has teeth you need to check as well. Trying to describe this as best I can without pics, but hopefully this makes since. Certainly this gives me some insight for another video. Let me know if this helps. -Todd
@@thatdudergaming1424 you would have to drop the underbelly to access the motor directly. If it doesn’t have an override in the motor when you gain access you might have to remove the motor head and push the slide in. -Todd
@@169hellokitty the slide out is out of sync and may have jumped track. The side opposite of the motor has a gear that can be taken off. Retract the slide all the way, remove the gear, push the slide in to the even it out and reattach that gear. The cause would be that the slide has shifted, so make sure everything is tight and making good contact on the tracks when operating. -Todd
Omg life saver!!!! Thank you!!
Very welcome!! -Todd
Thank you. !!! Saved my husband’s life.
@@MG-sn8vb 😂 well I’m glad he lives to see another camping trip! Make sure you like and subscribe for support!! -Todd
Great information
My slide out stopped working. It’s either the fuse or it’s jammed. I’m going to try this later today. I hope it works.
Recommendation for a 06 daymon daybreak living room slide ? I dont see any of that nor the lock toggle on the motor . Thabk you sir
Thanks for the info! How difficult is it to replace the motor?
No problem happy to help. If you drop the underbelly near the side the manual crank is on you will see the motor. 2 bolts and 2 wires and you can pull the motor head off and put the new one on. Fairly simple replacement. -Todd
What if one side of the slide cranks in easily and not the other. It’s off tracking.
For these types of slides, you want to look at gear pack which is a round sprocket on the outside of the frame and below the square extension tube bar that extends with the slide. There is a cross bar connecting both of these together. Need to check to ensure all the teeth are there and not chipped and that it is making good contact with the extension tube which also has teeth you need to check as well. Trying to describe this as best I can without pics, but hopefully this makes since. Certainly this gives me some insight for another video. Let me know if this helps. -Todd
The slide is already in. What would you do if slide is out.i sure wouldn’t,t call You.
@@gordbutters7708 sorry I’m not understanding your question. Turn it one way the slide goes out turn it the other way slide goes in. -Todd
What if you don't have that hole?
@@thatdudergaming1424 you would have to drop the underbelly to access the motor directly. If it doesn’t have an override in the motor when you gain access you might have to remove the motor head and push the slide in. -Todd
What if one side isn’t going all the way like it’s supposed too but the left side is
@@169hellokitty the slide out is out of sync and may have jumped track. The side opposite of the motor has a gear that can be taken off. Retract the slide all the way, remove the gear, push the slide in to the even it out and reattach that gear. The cause would be that the slide has shifted, so make sure everything is tight and making good contact on the tracks when operating. -Todd