Foretravel Owners' Forum For owners and Fans of Foretravel Motorcoaches September 11, 2025 ...

" I am going to go out tomorrow and FULLY extend the slide, then bring it back in".

My bet is this will solve your problem. If not, after extending and retracting the slide  try the "HWH Reset" switch once again, then hit travel once again. 

when you extend and retract the slide keep the retract button pushed for  a good while to make sure it is in all the way and locked. I had that problem and it was just that one of the slide pins was not locked..

good luck

keith

Thanks! I was under the impression that holding the "retract" button for too long after the slide stopped moving could damage the system? Or is that incorrect?

About how many seconds do you recommend keeping the button depressed after the slide is fully in?

A couple of things. 

1.  It is my understanding that it is not a good thing to move the slide partially in one direction and then reverse.  I know that I and FOT on my brother's coach managed managed to poke a pin through the bottom or top of the slide instead of into the pin hole.  I now make sure I fully extend or retract when ever I move the slide.

2.  Sounds like you may have a lock sensor out of alignment.  There are indicator lights on the HWH boxes in the bay that will tell you tell which sensor is not latching.  I have had to adjust or replace a couple of mine.  Do you have the HWH troubleshooting manual?  If not, PM me and I will try to post a copy.

3.  I hold my button down until the light goes off and you can hear the pump stop.

What is your build number?

Rich

All wires should be attached to something I would think.. trim on my rear slide hides any wires so they can not be seen at all

Those go to the lights I believe in the closet.. Ok to move around a little as long as they are not pinched.. and dont slide under the bladder as it opens

Eric,

You are pretty close to my build number.  Attached is the HWH leveling manual for mine.  I can't seem to get the slide room manual to post.  I'll keep trying.

You can look at the top and bottom and if you see a hole other than the pin holes, you'll know it.  I covered mine with Etrnabond tape until I could get it repaired.  I was at HWH shortly after it happened and they suggested using a bunch of white silicone caulk as a temp fix.

The HWH manual will have pictures of the lights.  They are LEDs located in one of the boxes in the basement.  They are hard to see but with a little perseverance you'll be able to figure them out.

Rich