2014 Wildwood X-lite 262BHXL slide not working

[Turco14]

Currently my slide won't go in or out with the switch. It works fine with the remote. So far I have replaced the switch, checked the fuse off the battery, checked fuses in fuse box. The power distribution panel doesn't have any blinking LEDs either. I'd really like to see a wire diagram for this so my head stops hurting.

[bikendan]

30 amp fuse specific for the slideout, usually underneath the trailer and near to the slideout.

[Turco14]

Okay, I'll have to look again. Only one I see is coming off of the battery/

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by Turco14

Okay, I'll have to look again. Only one I see is coming off of the battery/

Might also be one in the fuse panel.

[Turco14]

Fuse panel and circuit breaker are good to go.

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by Turco14

Fuse panel and circuit breaker are good to go.

The slideout is 12v DC so it won't involve any 110V AC circuit breaker.

[Turco14]

Okay, but why does it still operate with the remote?

[Turco14]

Just need a wire diagram so I can see how this all works. I find similar ones online but most are hydraulic pumps.

[Stormrider151]

When you say fuse panel are you referring to the fuses in the converter? If so there is another fuse/relay panel in your trailer. The LCI control board is a separate panel that has fuses and relays on it. This could be located anywhere in your trailer and is separate from your converter. Look for any panel that is attached using screws making it accessible. On two of my trailers it was located in the same compartment with the water pump. Awesome spot for an electrical panel. On my current trailer I found it (after days) sandwiched in the wall in the pass through. A trick to finding it is to get everything very quiet in your trailer. Then using your remote operate your awning if it's remote controlled. You will hear a distinct click from the awning relay. That's how I found mine. I had the exact same problem with my stab jacks and I found a blown fuse on this board. Good luck.

[Turco14]

Originally Posted by Stormrider151

When you say fuse panel are you referring to the fuses in the converter? If so there is another fuse/relay panel in your trailer. The LCI control board is a separate panel that has fuses and relays on it. This could be located anywhere in your trailer and is separate from your converter. Look for any panel that is attached using screws making it accessible. On two of my trailers it was located in the same compartment with the water pump. Awesome spot for an electrical panel. On my current trailer I found it (after days) sandwiched in the wall in the pass through. A trick to finding it is to get everything very quiet in your trailer. Then using your remote operate your awning if it's remote controlled. You will hear a distinct click from the awning relay. That's how I found mine. I had the exact same problem with my stab jacks and I found a blown fuse on this board. Good luck.

Okay. My slide works with the remote. It didn't work with the switch in the control center area

[Stormrider151]

Originally Posted by Turco14

Okay. My slide works with the remote. It didn't work with the switch in the control center area

Yep, exactly the same thing that happened with my stab jacks. I could operate them with the remote but not the switch. I tested the switch and it was fine. I would almost bet you will find the problem on that control board unless you have a shwintech slide. Never the less you need to know where that all elusive control board is.

[Turco14]

Originally Posted by Stormrider151

Yep, exactly the same thing that happened with my stab jacks. I could operate them with the remote but not the switch. I tested the switch and it was fine. I would almost bet you will find the problem on that control board unless you have a shwintech slide. Never the less you need to know where that all elusive control board is.

Thanks. I'll start looking when it cools off outside. Your saying there is a fuse on that panel??

[CedarCreekWoody]

It looks like this:

[Turco14]

Originally Posted by CedarCreekWoody

It looks like this:

Ah ha...now I know what I'm looking for!!!

[Stormrider151]

Originally Posted by Turco14

Thanks. I'll start looking when it cools off outside. Your saying there is a fuse on that panel??

I would be surprised if there wasn't. Even if not it would be a good idea to know where this is for the future. There are a number of relays and fuses on it.

[Stormrider151]

I'm wondering did you figure out the problem?

[Ida Ratherbe Camping]

I have a whole lot of inline fuses under my fridge behind a panel. I hope I never blow one cuz it will be a night mare. All wadded up jumble of wires.

I think you need to look elsewhere besides electric panel for the fuse. Under tongue, or behind a panel. Easter egg hunt if you will.

[Turco14]

Originally Posted by Ida Ratherbe Camping

I have a whole lot of inline fuses under my fridge behind a panel. I hope I never blow one cuz it will be a night mare. All wadded up jumble of wires.



I think you need to look elsewhere besides electric panel for the fuse. Under tongue, or behind a panel. Easter egg hunt if you will.

I haven't found it yet, we are camping his weekend and when it cools off I check a few more spots. I will concur this!!! [emoji12]

[Stormrider151]

Let us know what you find. This is always interesting and helps others out.

[Turco14]

Okay I found the suspected fuse behind my breaker panel and under my fridge. Now before I try and use the switch, I would like to know if I have it hooked up correctly. I have a green, blue and red wire. I don't want to assume anything but pretty sure the red is ground and would be in the center and the blue and green would be the out and in. Even if they were backwards, it would be easy to figure out.