Slide Problem

[Roland Hebert]

The kitchen and main slide on my 2011 Montana High Country 343rl are chattering, in and out. Can't find any info on how to fix. Any help out there?

[hankpage]

If they are hydraulic they may be low on fluid since they may work off the same pump. Maybe someone with a similar model can be more specific. Good luck and let us know what you find.

[Poppy's 5th Wheel]

I think they're electric/cable and, if so, my main slide does the same thing. It's very disconcerting but I had it checked while on the road this summer and the technician could find nothing specifically wrong with it and offered no solution. I thought it was going to up and quit working! I have noticed, from the outside, the cables appear out of adjustment as they no longer pass through the center the round holes in the metal frame of the trailer but have been migrating inwards, cutting the metal and now the holes are elongating inward which makes me very nervous. The cable is remarkably not fraying or anything but I will be taking mine in to the shop for a more thorough check and maybe realignment.

If I'm wrong and yours are hydraulic, I apologize for carrying on


I would love to hear what yours are doing more explicitly and if you come up with anything.

[Firestorm]

http://norcoind.com/bal/downloads/video/video.htm

Originally Posted by Poppy's 5th Wheel

I think they're electric/cable and, if so, my main slide does the same thing. It's very disconcerting but I had it checked while on the road this summer and the technician could find nothing specifically wrong with it and offered no solution. I thought it was going to up and quit working! I have noticed, from the outside, the cables appear out of adjustment as they no longer pass through the center the round holes in the metal frame of the trailer but have been migrating inwards, cutting the metal and now the holes are elongating inward which makes me very nervous. The cable is remarkably not fraying or anything but I will be taking mine in to the shop for a more thorough check and maybe realignment.

If I'm wrong and yours are hydraulic, I apologize for carrying on


I would love to hear what yours are doing more explicitly and if you come up with anything.

http://norcoind.com/bal/products/oem...de/index.shtml
http://norcoind.com/bal/downloads/video/video.htm

[abneynormal]

mine is hydraulic but I like knowing how rv systems work. if it is poping I would inspect the cables for fraying. the above video is great