Section 26: XLII SLIDE-OUT
PA1553
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FIGURE 31: REAR SLIDE-OUT INFLATABLE SEAL AIR
INLET
CAUTION
Make sure the inflatable seal is deflated when
manually moving the slide-out during service
maintenance. Deflate both inflatable seals
completely by turning the relief shut-off valve
handle clockwise (see FIGURE 29).
CAUTION
Check before using any cleaning or adhesive
product on seal, panel or glass to prevent
alteration or damage.
14.3.1 Maintenance
The inflatable seal pressure must be set to 10
psi maximum with the pressure regulator. It is
recommended to check the inflatable seal
pressure once a month to ensure sealing
efficiency and prevent any infiltration from
outside. Check both seals for air leaks or cracks.
Check the sealant between the inflatable seal
and the exterior panels and glasses. Add sealant
if necessary.
14.3.2 Seal assembly removal
DANGER
Always wear the appropriate safety
equipment. Maintain adequate ventilation at
all time.
1. Retract the slide-out 2" inside the vehicle
(section 14.3.4).
2. Unplug the tubing from the inflatable seal air
inlet (FIGURE 31). Keep the bushing.
3. Unstick and remove the wiper seal from the
structure.
4. Scrape remaining tape from the structure.
Remove old sealant that was between the
wiper seal and the exterior panels and
glasses.
14.3.3 Seal assembly installation
NOTE
This procedure is to install the inflatable seal
assembly on the structure.
CAUTION
Always apply product in the same direction to
prevent dirt from being brought back.
CAUTION
Check before using any cleaning or adhesive
product on seal, panel or glass to prevent
alteration or damage.
NOTE
Refer to the slide-out parts manual for
descriptions of primer, cleaner, sealant and
adhesives used.
NOTE
Refer to the product specification for drying
time.
1. Retract the slide-out 2" inside the vehicle
(section 14.3.4).
2. Clean the part of the structure that will
receive the inflatable seal and also the back
of the exterior panel and glasses with a chix
cloth and thinner. Use another cloth to dry
the surfaces. Wait at least 2 minutes for
drying.
3. Rub the structure and also the back of the
exterior panel and glasses with a Scotch
Brite (or equivalent product).
4. Clean another times the structure and the
back of the exterior panel and glasses with a
chix cloth and thinner. Use another cloth to
dry the surfaces. Wait at least 2 minutes for
drying.
5. Clean the structure and the back of the
exterior panel and glasses with appropriate
cleaner. Wait until the product is dry before
proceeding.
6. Seal the gap between the structure and the
exterior panels and the gap between the
glasses and the fiberglass panels with
appropriate sealant. Make sure not to put
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