Slide out Fuse ?

[WingTransport]

Good morning, My Cyclone 4200 bedroom slide may have blown fuse? Slide is stuck in. Can anyone tell me where to look, I understand there is a 30amp fuse someplace. The 15amp in the main fusebox is fine, changed it out anyway. Thank you for any help you may offer.

 

[danemayer]

Hi WingTransport,

If you have an electric motor driving the slide, it probably gets power from the row of 12V DC mini-circuit breakers near the battery.

If the other slides, probably hydraulic, are working, the buss bar with those breakers should have enough power to drive the electric motor.

If all the slides are dead, you may have a tripped manual-reset breaker on that buss bar. If tripped, the battery won't get charged and when you go to use the slides, may not have enough juice to drive the high current devices. There's a teeny-teeny-tiny reset button on one of the breakers. The breakers are near the battery, and are usually covered by red rubber boots.

If everything else is working, you may have a wire that's come off from a wire nut near the motor, or perhaps a motor failure. Sometimes that wiring is under the bed platform. Sometimes behind the fascia. Perhaps another 4200 owner knows and will chime in.

 

[WingTransport]

Thank you for the reply. Yes it is just the bedroom slide [ Schwinteck ] two motors one either side. I hear no noise or indication from them while depressing the switch. I will look by the battery for the bus bar and maybe a fuse/breaker there. I thought I had read there was a 30amp fuse someplace on this? maybe by that bar? Thanks again

Hi WingTransport,

If you have an electric motor driving the slide, it probably gets power from the row of 12V DC mini-circuit breakers near the battery.

If the other slides, probably hydraulic, are working, the buss bar with those breakers should have enough power to drive the electric motor.

If all the slides are dead, you may have a tripped manual-reset breaker on that buss bar. If tripped, the battery won't get charged and when you go to use the slides, may not have enough juice to drive the high current devices. There's a teeny-teeny-tiny reset button on one of the breakers. The breakers are near the battery, and are usually covered by red rubber boots.

If everything else is working, you may have a wire that's come off from a wire nut near the motor, or perhaps a motor failure. Sometimes that wiring is under the bed platform. Sometimes behind the fascia. Perhaps another 4200 owner knows and will chime in.