1999 Damon Challenger slideout

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All Messages in Thread	Author	Date
1999 Damon Challenger slideout	Tim	7-23-09
Slide out will not go in or out, checked there is no power to the switch where do I look from here?
Re: 1999 Damon Challenger slideout	Keith	7-24-09
Hi Tim, Maybe a blown fuse? Good battery/power to the RV? Some manufacturers have a circuit board in the slide out power system that go bad. No power tho' first thing I'd look for is a fuse, considering you have ample power to the RV. Good luck
Re: 1999 Damon Challenger slideout	John Ruszaj	8-13-09
I have a 2001 challenger. There is a fuse 10amp.? I think its #38 in fuse panel by drivers seat left side. That is in a Ford Chassis.
Re: 1999 Damon Challenger slideout	terry	1-2-10
Slide would not go in or out. Checked breaker under slide out, it was blown and would not reset. Replaced with fuse of same amperage and it blew immediately. It must have a short but where do I look for the short?

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