190C slide out question

I have found 2 good youtube videos on the "Schwintek" slide out mechanics which I think your trailer has.  If you are not sure the manufacture of the slide out mechanics on your trailer, the schwintek system has a gear rail mounted on the top and bottom on each end of the slide out.  This first video has more to do with the mechanics and trouble shooting the system https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxEYSstvICI then the second link has to do with the lubrications and maintenance of the system https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxEYSstvICI .  I just checked both links and they both seem to work and seem to be current.  Hope this helps you.

Thank you both!!!  I'll do the digging, appreciate the links! 

Originally posted by timirey I own a 2022 R202.  I have dual slide out motors which unfortunately failed this fall after the slide became crooked outbound and then inbound.  No amount of youtube video options were able to solve this.  After much debate of whether I thought I could do the repair myself I elected to take it to a dealer to do the work for me.  While handy, I felt like it was above my pay grade.  That said $2800 later I have a new system and more knowledge.  Things I was told by my dealer....unverified but they are supposed to be the experts, so do with this what you will. 1. The slideouts in question only work properly at 12.6V and higher....so 2. My dealer mechanic suggests shore power, generator power or fully hooked to a running car power to move slide out or in. Suggested not to trust the batteries along with solar to properly complete the task. 3. The slideout needs to go ALL the way out and then ALL the way in.  NEVER EVER part way as the motors count the revolutions and need the "bottoming-out sound" at the end of the slide to stay in sync. This was a very expensive lesson and the initial walk through did not share this data with my wife and I during purchase.  Trailer has been owned 18 months, and has experienced 40 nights off the grid.

Synchronizing the Slide-Out Motors 1. Fully extend the slide room using the switch. Keep the switch engaged until the motors shut down on their own. 2. Retract the room 1-2 inches. 3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 until both motors shut down at the same time. In many cases, two or three repetitions are necessary to synchronize the system. 4. Fully extend the slide-out and keep the switch engaged until the motors shut down on their own. Fully retract the slide-out, again keeping the switch engaged until the motors shut down on their own. If both motors shut down at the same time at full extension and full retraction, the room is properly synchronized. If they do not shut down at the same time, repeat the process until they do