Schematic for 2016 36RL

[Bogey3025]

NEED A Schematic for 2016 36 RL Crossroads/Keystone Redwood. We have a problem with our driver's side slide (dinning room/recliner side) and have NOT been able to get any support from Keystone. Lippert has been a huge help but would also need the the schematic for the slide. We are working with a certified shop but they too are having a problem getting the schematics...hoping someone here can help. Many thanks.

[travelin' texans]

Originally Posted by Bogey3025

NEED A Schematic for 2016 36 RL Crossroads/Keystone Redwood. We have a problem with our driver's side slide (dinning room/recliner side) and have NOT been able to get any support from Keystone. Lippert has been a huge help but would also need the the schematic for the slide. We are working with a certified shop but they too are having a problem getting the schematics...hoping someone here can help. Many thanks.

You won't find any schematics for your Redwood, they are considered proprietary information.
Even if you were to find a set it's 50/50 chance your particular unit was built to those specs, too much turnover with untrained personnel & too much rush to get the completed units out the door.
This is not unique to Redwood/Crossroads/Thor, but typically all rv manufacturers.
If you post your slide issue here others may have had the same & can offer a helpful solution.

[travelin' texans]

There's 1 item I'd suggest checking. The circuit breaker to the hydraulic pump, is it a 50 amp or 80 amp? If it's a 50 amp Lippert has had a service bulletin to change it to an 80 amp if your pump is starting/stopping during slide operation. I know several that have had this issue, this cured the problem, not only on Redwoods.

[Bogey3025]

Update: Actually, Keystone has sent 7 different ones to our repair shop. New they need to figure out which one is for our rig.

[XCMARK]

Originally Posted by travelin' texans

There's 1 item I'd suggest checking. The circuit breaker to the hydraulic pump, is it a 50 amp or 80 amp? If it's a 50 amp Lippert has had a service bulletin to change it to an 80 amp if your pump is starting/stopping during slide operation. I know several that have had this issue, this cured the problem, not only on Redwoods.

I have been doing a lot of upgrades this winter , I have verified that the hydraulic pump does draw just over 60 amps when its leveling or pushing the large slides out. Heavy oil and cold weather could easy push it close to 70 amps .

[Bogey3025]

Originally Posted by Bogey3025

Update: Actually, Keystone has sent 7 different ones to our repair shop. Now they need to figure out which one is for our rig.

Unfortunately, all the information provided did not apply to our 36RL. We have two different Keystone dealers trying to help.
LCI has been amazing, they are also trying to help.

[mhs4771]

I have two questions:
1) How did you get a reversed 36RL Floor Plan since the Dining/Recliner is on the Curb Side, at least it was on our '12 36RL
2) What kind of problems, maybe someone here has had a similar problem and could offer suggestions.

[Bogey3025]

Sorry.. I corrected the original post, not sure it didn't work..it should have said passenger side. The arm under the side has a slight bend, the back of the slide bottom stays out abut 1/2 inch. Parts can't be ordered without the necessary schematic.

[mhs4771]

What you need are the Drawing/Part Numbers from Lippert on the Thru the Frame Slide system. We blew the spur gear on the gear packs and using that info ordered replacement parts from Lippert.
Sounds to me like someone is just giving you the run-a-round.

[XCMARK]

Originally Posted by Bogey3025

Sorry.. I corrected the original post, not sure it didn't work..it should have said passenger side. The arm under the side has a slight bend, the back of the slide bottom stays out abut 1/2 inch. Parts can't be ordered without the necessary schematic.

Sure sounds like a relatively easy fix, the front and rear arms can get out of sync if something get between the slide and the wall as it comes I or out causing the rack and pinion gear to jump one or two teeth. This will cause the front or the back of the slide to be 1/2 > 3/4" from being in tight and the far end is tight against the wall. It's VERY hard to bend a 2x3 box tube with just moving the slide in and out .