Squeaks and squeels

[Carmen]

I have a 2017 Jayco Eagle 321 RSTS. It seems that the left side slide out, the big one, squeaks and squeals a whole lot more in recent weeks when sliding it in. Not much noise when sliding out. I applied some silicone lubricant on the rubber wipers with not much decrease in noise. Any thoughts or ideas would be nice. Thanks

[RoadrunnerII]

So the driver side slide or passenger side?
Have same year model trailer.
Drivers side slide
Did you lube the rollers under the slide? Just lift rubber flap on inside bottom use a flashlight and a very little lube on the ends of roller pins.

Did you lube the swinteck drive assemblies on each side of the slide?
LCI has great online training on this slide and maintenance of it. Watch the videos. Slide needs to be slightly retracted so you can get in on each end and pull the rubber flaps back.

For normal operation Make sure you always run them all the way out or all the way in and hold the switch for 5 seconds after it stops moving. That keeps the slide motors sync'd up. Otherwise they can get out of sync and slide can end up crocked in the wall and jam.

On the passenger side it is a rack and pinion style. A little dry lube on the tubes helps keep them nice and quiet.
There are rollers under it as well but you need slide part way out to access.

Bedroom slide is swinteck as well

RoadrunnerII

[RickandBecky]

Originally Posted by RoadrunnerII

So the driver side slide or passenger side?
Have same year model trailer.
Drivers side slide
Did you lube the rollers under the slide? Just lift rubber flap on inside bottom use a flashlight and a very little lube on the ends of roller pins.

Did you lube the swinteck drive assemblies on each side of the slide?
LCI has great online training on this slide and maintenance of it. Watch the videos. Slide needs to be slightly retracted so you can get in on each end and pull the rubber flaps back.

For normal operation Make sure you always run them all the way out or all the way in and hold the switch for 5 seconds after it stops moving. That keeps the slide motors sync'd up. Otherwise they can get out of sync and slide can end up crocked in the wall and jam.

On the passenger side it is a rack and pinion style. A little dry lube on the tubes helps keep them nice and quiet.
There are rollers under it as well but you need slide part way out to access.

Bedroom slide is swinteck as well

RoadrunnerII

Our 2020 30.5 CKTS has 3 slide outs. The one on the passenger side is our largest and has the “through the frame” operation. When we push the slide “out”, it squeals badly/loudly. Coming in, totally quiet. I have used a dry lube on the rails that support the slide and move it out, didn’t help. Have lifted the rubber seal across the bottom and can’t see rollers on the underside, but I’m sure there are some there (I think). Anyone know of a way to quiet this slide back to it’s normal quiet operation?

[RoadrunnerII]

Did you get your slide quieted down?
The dinette slide I ours was really noisy. Ended up using multiply cans of lube on the rails. You may need to open a door in the coraplast to access under the trailer. Lubed under trailer in end of rails and outside ends and cycled in and out many times. It was full of road sand.
It is now very quiet 5 years later
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RoadrunnerII