Hi Ranald,
I have the same year and model Micro Minnie as you.
There are no drain holes for the slide.
Sounds like you either have seal damage or the top of the slide is not pulling in tight.
Our MM has the Happijac above floor slide system that uses two micro switches to limit the slide’s movement in and out. One switch limits how far the slide retracts and the other switch limits how far the slide extends.
The first thing I would check, when retracting the slide, is the first part of the slide to contact the Micro Minnie's exterior sidewall the top exterior trim around the slide room.
When closing, the top trim of my slide touches the sidewall first, compressing the rubber seal along the top edge of the trim. Then the slide continues to close until the bottom of the slide pulls in tight compressing both the bottom and side trim seals and then stops.
If the slide appears to be retracting properly, then I would be looking for damage or deterioration to the top and side compression seals around the perimeter of the slide room's exterior trim.
There are also two sets of wiper seals, an inner and outer along the top, sides and bottom of the slide room opening that are attached to the body of the MM. These may also show damage or deterioration, especially the outer wiper seals. I replaced both of the outer side wiper seals a couple years ago due to cracking and splitting.
Attached are a couple manuals for the Happijac slide system incase you ever need to manually retract or extend the slide or need to trouble shoot both the electrical or mechanical side of the slide mechanism.
Let me know if you have additional questions.
Fred
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