Lippert SlimRack User manual

SlimRack® Slide-Out
OWNER'S MANUAL

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Introduction
The Lippert SlimRack® Slide-Out system maximizes interior RV space by providing added comfort and
offering a practical solution for additional space needs. The Lippert SlimRack Slide-Out system combines
versatile above-floor placement with attractive, seamless flush-floor style for a sleek, polished, high-end look
with no step up.
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product. Actual appearance of provided and/or purchased parts and assemblies may differ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction 2
Product Information 3
Component Descriptions 5
Safety 6
Operation 7
Prior to Moving the Slide-Out Room 7
Extending the Slide-Out Room 7
Retracting the Slide-Out Room 7
Troubleshooting 8
Manual-Program Motorized and Towable Controllers 8
Auto-Programmable Controllers 8
Preparation 8
Resources Required 8
Auto-Programmable Controllers 11
Electrical Override Modes 14
Manual-Program Motorized or Towable Controllers 14
Auto-Programmable Controllers 15
Manual Override Mode—All Controllers 16
Alternate Override Modes—All Controllers 17
Maintenance 19
Wiring Diagram For Controller 1510000199 / 366697 20
Wiring Diagram For Controller 700155/700157 20
Wiring Diagram For Controller 1510000236 / 366701 ,697096, 700156 21
Wiring Diagram For Controller 1510000276 / 366703 (WGO - Discontinued) 22
Notes 23

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1510000276 / 366703
(Winnebago) Discontinued -
replaced by 697096 or 700156
and harness 387587
Fig. 3
Product Information
The Lippert SlimRack Slide-Out system is a rack-and-pinion design operated by a 12V DC gear motor. Slide-
out systems are engineered to provide years of trouble-free service. Changes to weight, stroke, weight
distribution, gear rack position, controller, power supply seals, slide toppers, ramps, rollers, etc., all have
an effect on the performance of the system. In order to secure warranty coverage, each new application
or changes to existing applications MUST be audited and approved by Lippert Components with a signed
document. Audits can be arranged by contacting Lippert Components.
This manual provides information for slide-out systems that use one of three different controllers: Power Gear
part number 1510000199 / Lippert part number 366697 ,700155, 700157 (Fig. 1), Power Gear part number
1510000236 / Lippert part number 366701 697096, 700156 (Fig. 2) or Power Gear part number 1510000276 /
Lippert part number 366703 (Fig. 3). Controller Power Gear part number 1510000199 / Lippert part number
366697 connects to a touchpad. Controller part numbers (Power Gear / LCI) 1510000236 / 366701 and
1510000276 / 366703 connect to a rocker switch.
NOTE: Previously, some Winnebago models used controller Power Gear part number 1510000276
/ Lippert part number 366703 (Fig. 3) which required a wire harness with an 8-pin connector
for connecting the controller to Motor 2 (Fig. 3A). For all new units, Power Gear part number
1510000276 / Lippert part number 366703 has been replaced by number 697096 or 700156. For
servicing older Winnebago units, controller Power Gear part number 1510000276 / Lippert part
number 366703 has been replaced with controller part number 697096 or 700156 with an added
adapter wire harness 387587 (see section Wiring Diagram for controller 1510000276 / 366703 (WGO
- Discontinued.)
A
1510000199 / 366697
Fig. 1
1510000236 / 366701
Fig. 2
700155
700156700157
697096
NOTE: All the controllers that are being replaced by the new controllers. Refer to New Slim Rack Controller
QR-124 document.
Replacements Replacements

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Motor-Block Assembly
Early February 2018 Production
Fig. 6
Motor-Block Assembly
Production Prior to February 2018
Fig. 4
There are two types of brackets used for fastening the motor and block assembly. Effective early February,
2018, the bracket used for the spring and hook attachment (Figs. 4 and 5) between the motor and the block
was replaced with a new bracket and retention screw (Figs. 6 and 7).
Old Bracket 389061
Fig. 5
New Bracket 422671
Fig. 7

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B A
A B
Component Descriptions
• A touchpad (Fig. 8), used with programmable controller Power Gear part number 1510000199 / Lippert
part number 366697, 700155, 700157 or a rocker switch (Fig. 9), used with auto-programmable controller
part numbers (Power Gear / Lippert) 1510000236 / 366701 697096, 700156 and 1510000276 / 366703
(Winnebago). Both types of devices mount to the wall and allow slide-out room movement as well as
provide feedback to the user.
• A specially designed controller that gives the user full control of slide-out room movement, in or out.
The controller has programmable stops that stop the motor when the slide-out room is fully extended or
retracted and the ability to detect faults for ease in troubleshooting.
NOTE: The programmable controller, which incorporates use of a touchpad, is initially programmed once
at installation. It is reprogrammed by an OEM-authorized dealer only if stops must be reset due to
fault codes or to change the initial settings. With the auto-programmable controllers, those that
connect to a rocker switch, the stops are automatically programmed each time the slide-out room is
used.
• Vertical channel with 12V DC gear motor and gear rack arms that mount into the side wall opening and
slide-out room.
• Harnesses to connect the rocker switch or touchpad and the motors to the controller.
• A manual override that allows extension / retraction of the slide-out room in the event of a loss of power.
• Floor rollers (not supplied by Lippert ) that support the slide-out room's weight while extending and
retracting the slide-out room. Only floor rollers approved by Lippert can be used with the system. Contact
Lippert for recommended rollers.
Fig. 8
Fig. 9

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Safety
The “WARNING” symbol above is a sign that an procedure has a safety risk involved and may
cause death or serious injury if not performed safely and within the parameters set forth in this
manual. Always wear eye protection when performing this procedure. Other safety equipment to
consider would be hearing protection, gloves, and possibly a full face shield, depending on the
nature of the procedure.
Always make sure that the slide-out room path is clear of people and objects before and during
operation of the slide-out. Always keep away from the gear racks when the slide-out room is
being operated. Obstructions in the slide-out room's path can cause serious personal injury,
severe product or property damage .
Moving parts can pinch, crush or cut. Keep clear and use caution.
When manually retracting the slide-out room, make sure that both sides of the slide-out room move
together. Damage to the slide-out room may result if movement is not uniform.

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Always make sure that the slide-out room path is clear of people, pets and objects before and
during operation of the slide-out. Always keep away from the gear racks when the slide-out room
is being operated. Obstructions in the slide-out room's path can cause serious personal injury,
severe product or property damage .
Operation
Prior to Moving the Slide-Out Room
1. Make sure the engine or generator is running to ensure ample voltage is being supplied to the
slide-out controller.
2. Set the parking brake if applicable.
Extending the Slide-Out Room
1. The engine or generator must be running, or unit must be plugged into shore power.
2. Transmission must be in park or neutral (if applicable).
3. If applicable, set the park brake and level the unit.
4. If equipped, remove the transit bars.
5. If equipped, turn "on" the on/off switch or key.
6. Press and hold the OUT button (Fig. 8A or 9A). There will be a slight delay before the slide-out room
will begin to move. This is normal.
7. Release the button when the slide-out room is fully extended and stops moving.
NOTE: Once the room stops moving, it is not necessary to press the switch a second time.
8. If equipped, turn "off" the on/off switch or key.
Retracting the Slide-Out Room
1. The engine or generator must be running, or the unit must be plugged into shore power.
2. If applicable, transmission must be in park or neutral.
3. If applicable, set the park brake and level the unit.
4. If equipped, turn "on" the on/off switch or key.
5. Press and hold the IN button (Fig. 8B or 9B). There will be a slight delay before the slide-out room will
begin to move. This is normal.
6. Release the button when the slide-out room is fully retracted and stops moving.
NOTE: Once the room stops moving, it is not necessary to press the switch a second time.
7. If equipped, turn "off" the on/off switch or key.
8. If equipped, install the transit bars.
Moving parts can pinch, cut or crush. Keep clear and use caution.

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Fig. 11Fig. 10
B
A
C D
A
Troubleshooting
Manual-Program Motorized and Towable Controllers
Controllers 1510000199 / 366697, 700155, 700157 which connects to a touchpad, has the ability to detect
and display several faults. When a fault is detected, the slide-out room movement will stop and two different
LEDs on the touchpad will flash in a pattern.
NOTE: The slide-out system with controller 1510000199 / 366697, 700155, 700157 will NOT function until
the stops are properly set or faults are cleared.
1. The FAULT CODE LED (Fig. 10A) on the touchpad will flash red a number of times corresponding to a
specific fault code. Refer to Fault Code Table - Controller 1510000199 / 366697, 700155, 700157 to best
determine what caused the fault.
2. The ROOM MOVEMENT LED (Fig. 10B) on the touchpad indicates system operation and will flash green
a number of times corresponding to which motor had the associated fault.
NOTE: For example, four RED flashes (Fault Code) and two GREEN flashes (Motor code) means there is a
motor fault on Motor 2.
NOTE: A solid GREEN LED indicates normal slide-out room movement.
There are two types of faults, minor and major. Faults MUST be cleared in order for the slide-out room to operate.
1. Minor faults can be cleared by pressing and releasing the IN (Fig. 10C) or OUT (Fig. 10D) buttons on the
wall touchpad.
2. Major faults MUST be cleared by pressing and releasing the SET STOPS/CLEAR FAULTS button located
on the back of the touchpad (Fig. 11A).
NOTE: For major faults, the controller must be overridden by following the Electrical Override Mode
procedure described in the Override Mode section. When the problem is repaired, the controller
must then be reprogrammed by an OEM-authorized dealer.
Preparation
Resources Required
• 1-2 people, depending on task • 3" extension for sockets
• Phillips head screwdriver • ⁄" deep well socket
• Pick tool • 12V DC power source
• Ratchet or socket wrench • Multimeter
• ½" 8-point star socket or 15 mm
12-point star socket
• ⁄" open-ended wrench or ratcheting box wrench
• Dry lubricant

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Fault Code Table - Programmable 1510000199 / 366697
Fault
Code
(# of RED
flashes)
Fault
Type Description Why? What Should Be Done?
1 Major Stops not
programmed
Stops have not been set
Stops must be programmed by an
authorized service facility.
Stops were cleared
Stops were improperly set
2 Minor System fault
Obstruction present
Run slide-out room in opposite direction of
drag. If slide-out room continues to move
in opposite direction, remove obstruction
or have damaged component replaced. If
slide-out room stops moving in opposite
direction, observe fault code and refer to
this chart.
Excessive system drag
Run slide-out room in opposite direction
of drag. If slide-out room continues to
move in opposite direction, remove
obstruction or have damaged component
replaced. If slide-out room stops moving
in opposite direction, observe fault code
and refer to this chart.
4 Major Motor fault
Bad or loose connection(s)
Check all connections at controller and
motor. See Wiring Diagram for Controller
1510000199 / 366697, 700155, 700157.
Defective harness Check harness for broken wires. Replace
as needed.
Open or shorted motor
Apply a 12V DC power source to the
motor. If motor does not operate, replace
the motor.
6 Minor Excessive
battery voltage
Supply voltage to controller is
17V DC or greater
Use a multimeter to check 2-pin power
connector at controller. See Wiring
Diagram for Controller 1510000199 /
366697, 700155, 700157. If the voltage is
17V DC or higher, contact OEM for power
and ground supplies.
Park brake LED flashing
Parking brake not set if
applicable Set parking brake if applicable
Ground signal lost at
park brake connector
on controller
Check for continuity to ground on wire
plugged into park brake connector
at controller. See Wiring Diagram for
Controller 1510000199 / 366697.
Low voltage LED flashing Incoming voltage to controller
is below 12V DC
Use a multimeter to check 2-pin power
connector at controller. See Wiring
Diagram for Controller 1510000199 /
366697. If the voltage is below 12V DC,
contact OEM for recommendation.

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Fault Code Table - Programmable Controller 700155/700157
Fault
Code
(# of RED
flashes)
Fault
Type Description Why? What Should Be Done?
1 Major Stops not
programmed
Stops have not been set
Stops must be programmed by an
authorized service facility.
Stops were cleared
Stops were improperly set
2 Minor System fault
Obstruction present
Run slide-out room in opposite direction of
drag. If slide-out room continues to move
in opposite direction, remove obstruction
or have damaged component replaced. If
slide-out room stops moving in opposite
direction, observe fault code and refer to
this chart.
Excessive system drag
Run slide-out room in opposite direction of
drag. If slide-out room continues to move
in opposite direction, remove obstruction
or have damaged component replaced. If
slide-out room stops moving in opposite
direction, observe fault code and refer to
this chart.
4 Major Motor fault
Bad or loose connection(s)
Check all connections at controller and
motor. See Wiring Diagram for Controller
1510000199 / 366697, 700155, 700157.
Defective harness Check harness for broken wires. Replace as
needed.
Open or shorted motor
Apply a 12V DC power source to the motor.
If motor does not operate, replace the
motor.
6 Minor Excessive
battery voltage
Supply voltage to controller is
17V DC or greater
Use a multimeter to check 2-pin power
connector at controller. See Wiring
Diagram for Controller 1510000199 /
366697, 700155, 700157. If the voltage is
17V DC or higher, contact OEM for power
and ground supplies.
7 Major Stops Not
Programmed
• Stops have not been set
• Stops were cleared
• Stops were improperly set
Stops need to be programmed according
to the programing instructions in this
document.
8 Minor Fuse, Motor 1 Motor fuse concern Contact Lippert Representative
9 Major Battery Drop
Out
Battery dropped below 8.5V
while extending or retracting
slide
Charge battery, start vehicle, generator, or
make sure unit is pugged into shore power.
Park brake LED flashing (700157 only)
Parking brake not set if
applicable Set parking brake if applicable
Ground signal lost at
park brake connector
on controller
Check for continuity to ground on wire
plugged into park brake connector at
controller. See Wiring Diagram.
Low voltage LED flashing Incoming voltage to controller
is below 12V DC
Use a multimeter to check 2-pin power
connector at controller. See Wiring
Diagram. If the voltage is below 12V DC,
contact OEM for recommendation.

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Fig. 13
Fig. 12
A
AB
Auto-Programmable Controllers
Auto-programmable controllers, 1510000236 / 366701 697096, 700156, or 1510000276 / 366703
(Winnebago), which connect to a rocker switch, have the ability to detect and display several faults. When a
fault is detected, the slide-out room movement may stop and two different LEDs on the controller will flash
in a pattern.
NOTE: Not all rocker switches contain fault indicator LEDs. For best results when reading fault codes, refer
to the controller's Fault Code LED scheme and Auto-Programmable Controllers Fault Codes table.
1. The Fault Code LED on the rocker switch (Fig. 12A) will flash RED a number of times corresponding to
the number of red flashes on the controller (Fig. 13A).
NOTE: Refer to the Fault Code Table - Auto-Programmable Controllers to best determine what caused the fault.
2. The Motor LED (Fig. 13B) on the controller will flash GREEN a number of times corresponding to which
motor had the associated fault. For example, two GREEN flashes and four RED flashes means there is a
motor fault on Motor 2.
NOTE: For major faults, the controller will automatically enter "Emergency Jog" mode when motor
movement is not detected by the controller in either direction during slide-out room activation.
When in "Emergency Jog" mode, the controller will jog both motors in the direction the rocker
switch is pressed (IN or OUT). The rocker switch may need to be pressed multiple times to fully
retract or extend the slide-out room. Take the unit to an OEM-authorized dealer for service.
The controller will return to normal operation mode after five minutes of inactivity or by cycling the power
to the controller.
Fig. 14 Fig. 15

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Fault Code Table - Auto-Programmable Controllers
1510000236/366701 or 1510000276/366703
Flashes Fault Type Description Why? What Should Be Done?
Green Red
1 1 Minor
Park
brake
not set
Parking brake (if applicable)
is not set. Set parking brake (if applicable).
Ground signal is lost at
parking brake receptacle at
control box.
Check for continuity to ground on
wire plugged into parking brake
receptacle at control box.
1 2 Minor Low
voltage
Incoming voltage to control
is below 12V DC. The room
will not move if the voltage
is 10.5V DC or below.
Start vehicle, generator, or make sure
the unit is plugged in to shore power.
Check 2-pin power connector at
the control box at BATT + and GND.
Consult manufacturer of unit charging
system for troubleshooting assistance.
1 4 Major Motor 1
fault
Bad wire connection.
Refer to Technical Information
Sheets: Troubleshooting Control Box
for SlimRack Systems 82-S0533 . If
necessary, copy and paste or type the
following path into a browser; https://
www.lci1.com/slide-outs-/support-
slimrack then look for the specified
document among the listing.
Bad motor.
2 4 Major Motor 2
fault
Bad wire connection.
Bad motor.
1 6 Minor High
voltage
Supply voltage to control
box is 17V DC or greater.
Consult manufacturer of
unit charging system for
troubleshooting assistance.

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Fault Code Table - Auto-Programmable Controllers
697096/700156
Flashes Fault Type Description Why? What Should Be Done?
Green Red
1 1 Minor
Park
brake
not set
(700156
only)
Parking brake (if applicable)
is not set. Set parking brake (if applicable).
Ground signal is lost at
parking brake receptacle at
control box.
Check for continuity to ground on
wire plugged into parking brake
receptacle at control box.
1 2 Minor Low
voltage
Incoming voltage to control
is below 12V DC. The room
will not move if the voltage
is 10.5V DC or below.
Start vehicle, generator, or make sure
the unit is plugged in to shore power.
Check 2-pin power connector at
the control box at BATT + and GND.
Consult manufacturer of unit charging
system for troubleshooting assistance.
2 4 Major Motor 1
fault
Bad wire connection.
Refer to Technical Information Sheets:
Troubleshooting Control Box for
SlimRack Systems 82-S0533 . If necessary,
copy and paste or type the following
path into a browser; https://www.lci1.
com/slide-outs-/support-slimrack then
look for the specified document among
the listing.
Bad motor.
2 2 Major Motor 2
fault
Bad wire connection.
Bad motor.
1 6 Minor High
voltage
Supply voltage to control
box is 17V DC or greater.
Consult manufacturer of unit
charging system for troubleshooting
assistance.
1 7 Major Stops
• Stops have not been set
• Stops were cleared
• Stops were improperly set
Stops need to be programmed
according to the programing
instructions in this document.
1 8 Major Fuse
Motor fuse concern Contact Lippert Representative
1 9 Major Battery
Dropout
Battery dropped below
8.5V while extending or
retracting slides.
Charge battery, start vehicle,
generator, or make sure unit is
plugged into shore power.

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Electrical Override Modes
Manual-Program Motorized or Towable Controllers
In the event of component failure, the slide-out room operation can be overridden and retracted for travel.
Use this procedure when there is NO loss of power or electrical problem with the system.
1. Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the touchpad from the wall.
2. Prior to clearing the MAJOR fault, write down the number of red and green flashes, indicated by the
LEDs on the touchpad, for reference later.
NOTE: Once the slide-out room is forced to move, the fault code will be cleared. Writing down the fault
code allows monitoring to see if the original code changes to a different code. This information will
help the OEM-authorized dealer troubleshoot the slide-out system.
3. Press and hold the SET STOPS / CLEAR FAULTS button (Fig. 16A) on the back of the touchpad for five
seconds. Both red and green LEDs will be solidly lit while this button is pressed. After five seconds, the
GREEN LED will begin flashing and the RED LED will remain solidly lit.
NOTE: The unit is now ready to retract the slide-out room.
4. Press and hold the ROOM SLIDE-OUT MOTOR buttons 1 and 2 on the back of the touchpad (Fig. 17A).
Fig. 16
A
Fig. 17
During this procedure, the slide-out room has NO stop locations. Use another person to assist in
determining when the slide-out room is retracted. Damage to the slide-out room can occur if the
slide-out room is retracted too far.
Moving parts can pinch, crush or cut. Keep clear and use caution.
5. Press the IN button on the front of the wall touchpad until the slide-out room is fully retracted. If one
side of the slide-out room needs to retract further in order to get a good seal, press and hold the motor
button corresponding only to the motor on the side that needs to move. Press the IN button on the
front of the touchpad to retract the slide-out room the remainder of the way.
A

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NOTE: At any time during the override procedure, the unit will exit the override mode if the slide-out room
has not been moved for two minutes or if a fault is detected during slide-out room movement. The
Fault Code and Room or Lock Movement LEDs on the front of the touchpad will flash rapidly for 10
seconds to indicate that the override procedure failed. After 10 seconds of flashing, the controller
will automatically default to FAULT CODE 1 and programming must be restarted. Refer to Controller
1510000199 / 366697, 700155, 700157 Fault Codes chart for additional information.
6. Using a Phillips head screwdriver, reinstall the wall touchpad.
7. Take the unit to an OEM-authorized dealer for repairs.
NOTE: After the system has been overridden, the controller must be re-programmed by an OEM-authorized dealer.
Auto-Programmable Controllers
For major faults, controllers 1510000236 / 366701 ,697096, 700156 and 1510000276 / 366703 will
automatically enter "Emergency Jog" mode when motor movement is not detected by the controller, in
either direction, during slide-out activation. When in Emergency Jog mode, the controller will jog both
motors in the direction the switch is pressed (IN or OUT). The switch may need to be pressed multiple times
to fully retract or extend the slide-out. Take the unit to an OEM-authorized dealer for service.
NOTE: At any time during the override procedure, the unit will exit override mode if the slide-out has not
been moved for five minutes. The controller will return to normal operation mode after five minutes
of inactivity or by cycling power to the controller.

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When manually retracting the slide-out room, make sure that both sides of the slide-out room move
together. Damage to the slide-out room may result if movement is not uniform.
Manual Override Mode—All Controllers
In the event that power is lost to the slide-out motor(s) or when the Electrical Override Mode does not work,
the slide-out room can be manually retracted by following these steps.
1. Gain access from either the inside or outside of the unit to the vertical channel assembly by removing
the OEM trim and flange pieces on the slide-out room box. The motors are currently located at the top
of the channel.
2. If applicable, use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the top screw from the bulb seal at the top of the
vertical channel (Fig. 18).
3. Pull down the bulb seal and remove the motor cover (Fig. 19). The motor cover may stick to the bulb seal.
4. If there is a retaining spring (Fig. 20), use a pick tool to remove the end of the retaining spring from the
motor spring clip. Do not remove the retaining spring screw.
5. If not equipped with a retaining spring, use a ⁄" open-ended wrench or ratcheting box wrench to
loosen the motor retaining screw (Fig. 21) one to two rotations. Do not remove the motor retaining screw.
6. Unplug the motor from the harness and remove the motor by lifting it up and out of the column.
7. Repeat steps 1-6 for the other side.
8. Push the slide-out room uniformly into the retracted position.
9. Once the slide-out room is retracted, secure the slide-out room in-place by:
A. Re-installing the motors. If there is a retaining spring, make sure the end of the retaining spring is
re-hooked to the motor spring clip (Fig. 20).
B. With the motor retainer fully engage, tighten the motor retaining screw, until resistance is felt on the
wrench. Be careful not to over tighten the screw (Fig. 21).
C. Make sure motor is properly seated with no gap between the mounting bracket and block (Figs. 20
and 21).
10. Have the slide-out room serviced by the OEM-authorized dealer as soon as possible. Do not operate slide-out
room until service is complete, as damage to the slide-out room may result.
Bulb Seal
Motor
Motor Cover
Removed
Retaining
Screw No Gap
No Gap
Remove
Screws
Retaining
Spring
Spring
Clip
Fig. 18 Fig. 19
Fig. 20 Fig. 21

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Fig. 22
Alternate Override Modes—All Controllers
If none of the previous override methods retract the slide-out room, it may be possible to manually retract
the slide-out room by one of the following alternate methods. Both of these procedures will only be
possible if there is access to the described areas.
1. Manually retract the slide-out room using a ratchet and socket attached to the end of the coupler (Fig. 22) to
move the slide-out room.
A. Remove the motor. Follow steps 1-6 under the Manual Override Mode section.
A
When manually retracting the slide-out room, make sure that both sides of the slide-out room move
together. Damage to the slide-out room may result if movement is not uniform.
Moving parts can pinch, crush or cut. Keep clear and use caution.
B. Place a ratcheting wrench with a 3” extension and ⁄” deep well socket through the motor access
opening and seat the socket onto the coupler (Fig. 22A).
C. Using the ratcheting wrench with socket, and alternating from one side to the other, turn the
wrench to retract the slide-out room.
NOTE: One person per side of the slide-out room (two total) with ratcheting wrench and socket will
expedite the process. Make sure that both sides of the slide-out room retract together uniformly.
The slide-out room moves approximately ¼” for every 30-40 degree turn of the wrench.

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D. Once the slide-out room is retracted, secure the slide-out room in-place by:
I. Re-installing the motors. If there is a retaining spring, make sure the end of the retaining
spring is re-hooked to the motor spring clip (Fig. 20).
II. With the motor retainer fully engage, tighten the motor retaining screw, until resistance is felt
on the wrench. Be careful not to over tighten the screw (Fig. 21).
III. Make sure motor is properly seated with no gap between the mounting bracket and block
(Figs. 20 and 21).
E. Have the slide-out room serviced by an OEM-authorized dealer as soon as possible. Do not
operate the slide-out room until service is complete as damage to the slide-out room may result.
2. Manually retract the slide-out room by turning the ½” square drive shaft of each vertical channel assembly.
A. Remove the motor. Follow steps 1-6 of the Manual Override Mode.
B. Access the ½" square drive shaft (Fig. 23) of each vertical channel.
C. Using a ½” 8-point, star socket and alternating from one side to the other, turn the ½” square
drive shaft to retract the slide-out room.
NOTE: A 15 mm 12-point socket is an option if the ½” 8-point star socket is not available. Use caution, as
the 15 mm 12-point socket does not fit as snug as the ½” 8-point socket.
D. Once the slide-out room is retracted, secure the slide-out room in-place by:
I. Re-installing the motors. If there is a retaining spring, make sure the end of the retaining
spring is re-hooked to the motor spring clip (Fig. 20).
II. With the motor retainer fully engage, tighten the motor retaining screw, until resistance is felt
on the wrench. Be careful not to over tighten the screw (Fig. 21).
III. Make sure motor is properly seated with no gap between the mounting bracket and block
(Fig. 20 and 21).
E. Have the slide-out room serviced by an OEM-authorized dealer as soon as possible. Do not
operate slide-out room until service is complete as damage to the slide-out room may result.
Drive Shaft
Spur Gear
Gear Rack
Drive Shaft
Fig. 23

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Maintenance
The Lippert Slide-Out system has been designed to require very little maintenance. To ensure the long life of the
Slide-Out system, read and follow these simple procedures:
1. When slide-out room is extended, visually inspect the slide gear rack assemblies. Check for excess
buildup of dirt or other foreign material. Remove any debris that may be present.
2. If the system squeaks or makes any noises, hand apply a dry lubricant to prevent and/or stop squeaking.

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Canbus Data
Harnesess
Power Harness
Controller-to-Motor Harness
Touchpad Switch
Wiring Diagram for Controller 1510000199 / 366697
Wiring Diagram for Controller 700155/700157
Power Harness
Touchpad
Switch Harness
Controller-to-Motor Harness
Controller
Controller
Controller 700155 does not
have a parking brake input
Park Brake Harness