Re: room Slide will not extend
Reply #8 –
^ This ^
Do you hear the aux compressor running?
IIRC, in a 2003, even though the bladder may be deflating, the venturi aspect of things needs to reach a certain vacuum level for the light to go solid. That generally requires the aux compressor to run.
For long-term storage, we used to pull the inline fuse for the aux compressor. This was because we stored away from home, and if a slide bladder would develop a leak or if the condensate bowl unloader solenoid were to hang up, the aux compressor would have run and run with no one to shut it down. We only forgot to put the fuse in once, and what reminded us of it was exactly the behavior you're seeing - blinking yellow light that wouldn't go solid when we wanted to move the slide. Once it dawned on us that we weren't hearing the aux compressor run, we remembered the fuse and all was well.