OK i got under the unit and opened up the inspection hatch under where I saw something hitting the bottom , I discovered the motor there lying on the insulation . I noticed the notch in the end of the motor and put it back up in place on the end of the shaft. While holding the motor I got the wife to flick on the slide out switch quickly , just an on then right off again just to see if I could hold the motor in place while it spun the slide out . I could so out the slide went with me holding onto the motor. Then i started inspecting the motor and found a place for a bolt to go and thread into the collar of the shaft to hold it in place, but no bolt. So i started feeling around up inside and guess what i found , a bolt but it couldnt of been in the motor because it was rusted and un marked from maybe working its way out. I tried it to see if it would fit anyway and guess what it fit perfectly,, it left me wondering how long that motor hung on up there running the slide in and out with no bolt in it lol. oh well the bolt is back in now working great again , easy fix.
