Georgetown 3 Slideouts question

[themusicman]

My levelers and Slide outs aren't working. They worked earlier today.

Is it a fuse?

I can't get at the fuse box on the back bed?

Is there another location?

Anything I am missing?

Any help would be appreciated.....I am not very smart!

Thanks

[kenandterry]

Can you access the area under your entrance steps?

On the wall directly in front of you, beside the BCC ( Battery Control Center) you should see a black square relay trip breaker. Look,carefully, and you might see the trip arm exposed out at a 45 degree angle.....looks like a little stub.

That will trigger if you use the jacks or slides with weak batteries.

Push it back in and you should be good to go.

Engine running for hydraulic jacks.
Generator running or plugged in a campground for powering the slides will help the batteries under the steps.....they need to be really strong.

[themusicman]

THAT WORKS! I LOVE YOU MAN!

Thanks for the help. You saved the day.

I am not going to tell my wife you helped though....I am going to let her think I figured it out by myself!

[kenandterry]

Great news.

By the way.....

This kind of posting would be best filed under Georgetown motorhomes. Only another Georgetown owner would know where and what parts are involved with your reported troubles.

I just happened to scan your posting because you said Georgetown 3 slideouts.

[Doug Eichel]

Originally Posted by themusicman

My levelers and Slide outs aren't working. They worked earlier today.

Is it a fuse?

I can't get at the fuse box on the back bed?

Is there another location?

Anything I am missing?

Any help would be appreciated.....I am not very smart!

Thanks

Hi have Georgetown 377. Had a similar problem last year. Under the step there are 2 breakers. They are about 2” square and the reset on mine is a Red flat out the side. Had to squeeze that flag back in to reset the breakers. Hope this helps!

[km5xa]

Originally Posted by kenandterry

Can you access the area under your entrance steps?

On the wall directly in front of you, beside the BCC ( Battery Control Center) you should see a black square relay trip breaker. Look,carefully, and you might see the trip arm exposed out at a 45 degree angle.....looks like a little stub.

That will trigger if you use the jacks or slides with weak batteries.

Push it back in and you should be good to go.

Engine running for hydraulic jacks.
Generator running or plugged in a campground for powering the slides will help the batteries under the steps.....they need to be really strong.

Not all rigs can have the engine running and lower hydraulic jacks. If my Georgetown 360's engine is running nothing happens. In fact if my jacks are down and I start the engine, the jacks will retract. So per Brian Moran at FR, I plug in to shore power first.