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General Boards => Technical Support => Topic started by: Julie Nagy on May 27, 2013, 03:54:07 PM
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any idea how to fix a stuck power footrest on the copilot side. It's blocking the entry door. Half of the footrest works but the other side wont.
Flexsteel is the brand. Monterey Beaver 2005 40ft. 3 slide.
thanks in advance.
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IF you disconnect it from the power source will it allow you to retract it manually until it can get fixed. Just a thought that came to mind. Power connect is under the seat I think.
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Thanks for the thought, will give it a try.
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If the seat was turned 180 degrees recently, to accomodate visiting in the living area while camped, that may have stressed the wires in the loom underneath - been there, done that. Check the multi-wire connector(s) under the chair to make sure all wires are unscathed and solid in their sockets, and check the wires at the switch. Reroute the wire bundle so it is less likely to get yanked when the seat is swiveled.
Joel
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Will also try that.
Thanks
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Any info on where to get it repaired if we have to resort to cutting the worm screw to get the footrest down to get in the RV.
We live in SF bay area CA. but often go to southern Oregon.
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I guess my first attempt would be googling Flexsteel dealers in the area to see if they can fix it or go on their website if they have one. Also might try calling the Bend Service Center in Bend OR to see if they can help. If you were up there I am sure they could resolve your problem.
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Julie, I had this same problem last year on my '06 Monterey. The gear at the top of the worm screw is plastic and the teeth strip off. The worm screw and gear assembly come as an assembly so you have to replace the whole assembly. To get the chair around , I had to remove the foot rest assembly (four bolts ). The footrest has a separate power cable connector so you don't have to disconnect the whole chair. Steelflex will not sell direct to an individual, you must go through a dealer. The part cost $85.00 with shipping. I live in FL so I ordered through Lazydays. If you can't fix it yourself, any RV dealer/repair shop should be able to get the part and fix it for you. Good luck!