I just traveled from Minneapolis to Richmond, VA, to Portland, ME without a hitch. This morning I went out to my motorhome to get some clothes (staying with relatives) and tried to push out the bedroom slide out. Nothing. Tried the front slide out. Nothing. It looks like the fuses are all good and everything else works fine. Anybody have any ideas?
Check your electric panel where main fuses are. If like my Lexi, should be by the entry step, just inside the door on left. In addition to fuses, there should be a circuit breaker that is re-settable. Very small black push reset switch on side of breaker. If switch is out, simply push in to reset.
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There is probably another fuse under the camper just for the slide out. Mine is located near the front of the camper to the right as I look towards the hitch. There are wired running under there and one has a green small rubber box. The box pulls apart and there's a fuse in it. When my slide out stopped that was the cause.
Fixed it. I found the slide out control board inside the small compartment next to the generator compartment. It was mounted on the ceiling of the compartment so I hadn't noticed it before. Noticed the box had no indicator lights lite so decided there was no power to it. (Makes sense). I followed the power wires back to the battery storage compartment which is under the top entry step. In there is where the main power splits off to various devices including the main power breaker/fuse panel. I found two 5 amp fuse holders. One was fine and the other was blown. No idea why it was blown but after replacing the fuse both slide outs worked fine.
Good luck with that Aaron. Based on the wiring I've seen on my unit my guess is they don't have any wiring diagrams. I'm pretty sure they just send people in and say "go wire this stuff up". Every time I work on something I have to get out the tu wraps and tape and organize what's there. Doesn't seem like there was much planning.
Another thing I learned is the power for the slide outs is NOT on the main 12 volt switch. In addition the same 12 volt power that does the slides is also the power for the CO/Propane detector. We've had fits with that thing going off for no reason at all and the only thing you can do is press the button which gives you 3 minutes before it goes off again. Need to disconnect the power to "re-set" it and all is fine. So, I put a 12 volt rocker switch above the detector so I can simply turn it off momentarily and back on to re-set it. Just have to remember to turn it back on!
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Now I don't have to go look for it! 
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