Full wall slide

[jtroop]

On the full wall slide controller I'm getting 9 red blinks and one green blink which means: "Hall power short to ground, motor one". I am getting ready to leave on a trip and the slide goes in and out. So, I don't know if this is a faulty error reading or if there's something wrong with the slide. Does anyone know? Unfortunately I did not get many owners manuals with this rig. The dealer is supposed to get them for me.

[nosticks]

Manuals available on line. The hall sensor counts revolutions of the motors and keep them in sync. Lucky you are able to get the slides in and out.

[jtroop]

Yes, lucky me. I am at a rural campsite, with a weak data signal. My phone has 1 bar where I can get to the forums. I won't be able to access net for downloads until Sunday. If anyone knows how to fix this, please advise.

[Beau388]

There is a slide controller for each slide and the overhead bunk. They are identical. There are two multi-wire plugs (one for each motor) and two spade plugs with single wires for each controller - the spade lugs are the battery power supply to the controller.
The controller for the bunk is in the far left cabinet overs the dash, that will give you a idea of what you are looking for. Somewhere under the slide in a storage compartment is an identical slide controller mounted high on the compartment wall. There five wires in each multi-plug; two are for the hall-effect sensor. I suspect one has broken or pulled loose. The wires are clearly labeled in the controller.

If the slide will not move the emergency procedure is to override the controller (no synchronization). Press the override switch (just to the right of the LEDs on the controller) seven times in rapid succession holding in the seventh time until the lEDs flash rapidly. That will override all safety functions of the controller.

[jtroop]

Originally Posted by Beau388

There is a slide controller for each slide and the overhead bunk. They are identical. There are two multi-wire plugs (one for each motor) and two spade plugs with single wires for each controller - the spade lugs are the battery power supply to the controller.
The controller for the bunk is in the far left cabinet overs the dash, that will give you a idea of what you are looking for. Somewhere under the slide in a storage compartment is an identical slide controller mounted high on the compartment wall. There five wires in each multi-plug; two are for the hall-effect sensor. I suspect one has broken or pulled loose. The wires are clearly labeled in the controller.

If the slide will not move the emergency procedure is to override the controller (no synchronization). Press the override switch (just to the right of the LEDs on the controller) seven times in rapid succession holding in the seventh time until the lEDs flash rapidly. That will override all safety functions of the controller.

Lol, guess what, it is the controller in the left overhead cabinet, above tbe driver seat. I'm still learning this new rig. So, this is the controller for tbe bunk. I have not tried to lower the bunk yet.....dare I not? The error code indicates motor 1, should I pull the multi plug for motor 1 off and look for a broken wire for the hall ground?

[jtroop]

Originally Posted by Beau388

There is a slide controller for each slide and the overhead bunk. They are identical. There are two multi-wire plugs (one for each motor) and two spade plugs with single wires for each controller - the spade lugs are the battery power supply to the controller.
The controller for the bunk is in the far left cabinet overs the dash, that will give you a idea of what you are looking for. Somewhere under the slide in a storage compartment is an identical slide controller mounted high on the compartment wall. There five wires in each multi-plug; two are for the hall-effect sensor. I suspect one has broken or pulled loose. The wires are clearly labeled in the controller.

If the slide will not move the emergency procedure is to override the controller (no synchronization). Press the override switch (just to the right of the LEDs on the controller) seven times in rapid succession holding in the seventh time until the lEDs flash rapidly. That will override all safety functions of the controller.

Thanks for the assist! I'm 10-8 now. I did the controller override procedure and the error code is gone. I remember seeing a controller in the storage bay and your post clicked. I guess these controllers sometimes need to be reset or something?