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More likely the headlamp will have a TYC number on it and with that you can get a replacement.

Look at this link for replacement monitor. http://www.rvcams.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=rvcams&Category_Code=18&Product_Code=WDRV-7063M-UPGD&Search=&Sort_By=newest&Per_Page=40

Read your owners manual. Each manufactures slideouts operate different. Mine is supposed to have full air suspension and the engine not running. It can be plugged into shore power or running generator to give it more ump.

I don't understand how a 12 volt circuit would trip a 120 circuit?

Beyond the the valves to near the transmission it may be a pressure leak.

Try filling the reservoir for the jacks not using the jacks try again. If fluid is low it may thinks the jacks are down and cause other problems.

What is the ECM suppose to improve?

If the rain was coming down hard enough with the wind in the right direction a little water can get in. Not really enough to bother us.

Go through all settings on control panel and check battery temperature. I had a low charge from my inverter and found temperature sensor was bad. It was telling the charger that the temperature was too high so the charge rate cut way back discharging the batteries.

OK the address is .net instead of .com. If you copy and paste the address, it becomes a link that takes you to wrong place.

You need to change your link to https://www.shadepro.net/ same phone number

Would you go to a steakhouse and bring your own steak, expect a refund if you don't think they didn't cook it to your taste? Why do people expect to do the same to a repair shop?

Check fluid level. If there no fluid jacks will not move. You have to locate motor with pump and check the reservoir attached to it.

Somehow I think it might be mandated by the government on newer coaches like on cars.

The pin came out, broke or what? Mechanical failure I would think at that point.

The power gear panel would flash and state jacks down if jacks are down or fluid is low. It will also go into auto retract.

What jleamont says, I had to replace mine for same reason.

He messed up big time. You supposed to test it with tailgate down and jack slightly raised. That way if it came loose no damage is done. Also looking at the release handle he should of known the position that handle was in. Yes you must keep everything lubed but there is other factors involved.

I stopped at John Deere and went to the agriculture parts counter for non stick spray. The parts person have a motorhome also and and very aware of the problem the slide pushing and pulling over nylon blocks as he had same set up. He got me a can of spray and told me to spray the bottom of the slide with it out that rubs the blocks and let it dry. Then run the slide in and out then apply a second coat. That will get it started and will run smoother and more quiet. Apply a coating once a month and will even notice after prolonged use that the slide will soon operate faster. He also says I can spray the gears and tracks with it too. https://www.greenpartstore.com/John-Deere-Graphite-Lubricant-TY25797.html

The equipment will cost you about $2,500. That means they are charging you about $4,000 for labor.

That should be under warranty no matter how small it is.

That stuff looks like a winner as I can coat the bottom of the slide and not wash off or attract dirt.

The motor gearbox is 26:1 and the ragbox is about 50:1 that puts lots of torque to the final gear. If you hold the switch something will break in short order.

I replaced the bolt with like grade factory bolt. I believe my DR slide is dragging on the nylon blocks too hard causing the hole in the square driveshaft to to longgrate until bolt brakes. Looking for solution to clean or lube the nylon blocks. As for the bolt I can not confirm if it's a shear bolt or not but that one is breaking and the others are fine.

I'm thinking the clunking noise is the ragbox worm gear jumping the brass gear if your talking about the bed slide. I had to replace the ragbox because the brass gear was worn out. New box don't clunk yet.