How much weight can RV slides hold?
How much weight can RV slides hold?
On an average RV slide out can handle a weight between 600 lbs to 1400 lbs. The weight capacity usually also varies on where the slide is located (rear or front). Also, high end RVs will have much higher capacity that can be greater than 4000 lbs.
Why is my slide out not working on my car?
To get back home to Katy, the power supply wires to the motor were “reversed” so the slide could be retracted so I could drive home to Katy, TX. With the power supply wires “reversed”, the slide will now not extend.
Is the Lippert slide out controller a problem?
A final update for my slide-out problem. The good folks at RV Masters in Houston diagnosed the problem to be a “bad” Lippert Slide-Out Controller. The “in/out” switch and relay all work fine and were not the problem. A new controller was installed and the slide out is working great again!
Why is my passenger side slide not retracting?
My trip to Baton Rouge for LSU football this past weekend went to heck when my passenger side slide would not retract (we stayed Thursday night in Lake Charles, LA to visit my son’s family). After calling a couple of Lake Charles RV repair shops, the initial thought was the slide motor had quit working.
Is there an electrical problem with the slide out?
Finding an apparent electrical button, the control panel was removed and the wires for the stuck slide were placed on another slide “in/out” button. Again, there was no power to the stuck slide when the “In” was pushed. The two young mobile repair techs were now perplexed and did not have the skill to trouble-shoot the electrical issue.
A final update for my slide-out problem. The good folks at RV Masters in Houston diagnosed the problem to be a “bad” Lippert Slide-Out Controller. The “in/out” switch and relay all work fine and were not the problem. A new controller was installed and the slide out is working great again!
To get back home to Katy, the power supply wires to the motor were “reversed” so the slide could be retracted so I could drive home to Katy, TX. With the power supply wires “reversed”, the slide will now not extend.
My trip to Baton Rouge for LSU football this past weekend went to heck when my passenger side slide would not retract (we stayed Thursday night in Lake Charles, LA to visit my son’s family). After calling a couple of Lake Charles RV repair shops, the initial thought was the slide motor had quit working.
Finding an apparent electrical button, the control panel was removed and the wires for the stuck slide were placed on another slide “in/out” button. Again, there was no power to the stuck slide when the “In” was pushed. The two young mobile repair techs were now perplexed and did not have the skill to trouble-shoot the electrical issue.