power step cover

[Duanebalogh]

we have a 2006 monaco exective  and our power step cover in the coach wont come out. we have checked all the fuses and can't even find a fuse for the step. Any help would sure help, thanks

[Dr4Film]

Duane,

First off, are you sure that it is electrically driven versus air driven?

Have you determined the difference?

Edited October 8 by Dr4Film

[Oldgoat]

If it's 12 volt like mine I carry a rawhide hammer and give it a couple of raps to make it work when it sticks. There is also a magnet on the door that you can look at. Good luck.

[waterskier_1]

My 2005 Exec is air driven, not 12 Volt motor.  There is 12 Volts from the switch to activate the step cover, to the MAC valve located outside on the firewall (extend the generator to find it).  So, it could be electrical, but likely it's an air problem.  Check for 12 volts on the MAC valve.

  -Rick N.

Opps, I just remembered that 06 Exec's have a Multiplex system.  It makes checking the 12 volts circuit harder (you don't have a single copper wire from the switch to the MAC) but the principal is still the same, and I suspect it is still air driven.

 

[Duanebalogh]

4 hours ago, Dr4Film said:

Duane,

First off, are you sure that it is electrically driven versus air driven?

Have you determined the difference?

Will look never thought of that, thanks 

[Ivylog]

Step cover on our 08 Navigator is electric and not part of the multiplex system…simple rocker switch. Assume the fuse will be in the FRB.  04 Dynasty was air.

[Duanebalogh]

Yes we have a rocker switch but won't work so we'll check that out. Thanks

[Jimmer]

My 03 Monaco electric motor had a dead spot on the armature causing intermittint operation. Replaced motor. All good now.