Fuse or Breaker Location

Shawn · 12-20-2017, 07:46 PM

I have a 2009 Winn Vista 33' bunkhouse with the Bunkbeds. My aft pop out seems to have quit working. The controller on the wall doesn't light up when button is pressed like the forward controller that is working. I have looked in all the breakers and fuse panels that I know of.
Can anyone offer and possible locations to look? Could this also be the tied to the Aft A/C unit? the thermostadt is lit up and selected but the rooftop unit never turns on..
Anyone?? Please help...

powercat_ras · 12-20-2017, 08:30 PM

Slideout Controllers are on the Chassis Battery System, not on the Coach Battery System. On my Vista, each Slideout Controller is on a separate 30 Amp Circuit Breaker. Not the same year so take all this with a grain of salt. You can go on winnebagoind.com and download the electrical diagrams for your RV this may help too.

**ThomB** · 12-21-2017, 07:52 AM

Any lights flashing at all when you do hit the button? We've got a 32K (sounds like the same model as you possibly). When we purchased it the slide controllers were unscrewed from the wall. I found out that the previous owner would have issues and always have to unscrew them to push the reset button on the back of the controller. Last summer I had a couple remote switches installed and put them into the wall above the panel so I now don't have to open things up when they fail.

Podivin · 12-21-2017, 09:16 AM

One of the suggestions in the manual for mine is to disconnect the batteries using the 'salesman switch'. Disconnect, give it a minute or so then reconnect. That will sometimes reset a non-working control module.

On my coach there is a metal box mounted to the side of one of the basement compartments labeled 'Slide Out Room Control'. As I recall there are just control modules/boards in there, no breakers - but it wouldn't hurt to take a look.

bobmac · 12-26-2017, 07:49 PM

As others have pointed out, the slides are powered from the chassis batteries. The controller is generally located in proximity to the chassis circuit fuses and you should have one or more labelled for the slides. Not sure if you have the "classic" Power Gear slides and controllers. If so, check the breakers and make sure the power connector to the controller (on my Journey, they are inside the controller box), are securely connected to the controller plug. Good luck!