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Steps

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I have a 97 Intrigue, my steps seem lately to be working on a delay, they are taking up to 10 seconds to open and close, I thought the motor may be going bad so I put in a new motor, and still did not fix the issue. As a side note the motor seems like every 10 seconds it wants to cycle and is very hot. Does anyone know what controls that? My feeling is that is what is bad.

Thanks Mike

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Yahoo Message Number: 112347
Sounds like it is binding. Try cleaning the rails real good and then lube with a silicone, doesn't attract dirt like regulsr lubes.
Ray

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Yahoo Message Number: 112348
Ray, thanks for the input, but it is as smooth as a babies bottom, my feeling is the pressure button is bad, I'm going to replace that next.

Mike


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Yahoo Message Number: 112349
You mentioned that you changed the motor. Did the steps move freely when disconnected to the motor. Could the steps have been bumped from the side





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I would try the trouble shooting guide from Kwikee, guessing that's what they are... If you need the manual let me know... Gut feeling is a ground wire is bad, if not the controller...

Kevin

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Check the brass Bob's like contacts on bottom hinge side of door. Sometimes cleaning them and applying th

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Our steps seem to be acting up. They do not fully retract when the door is closed. Now they do nothing, staying partially open no matter if the door is open or closed. I can hear an electric noise when opening or closing door but nothing happens. Any ideas?

Tom
2005 Inspire 51177



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Reply #11
Yahoo Message Number: 113590
Check the gear and see if it is slipping on the drive shaft. Set screw had backed off on mine a while back. Simply removed set screw dabbed some Loctite, tightened it and all has been well for at least a year.

Jerry & Brenda Azzara
'99 Intrigue Chefs Delite
#10702


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Reply #12
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Had similar problem on ours. Checked the door closed switch between hinges for continuity connection below which was ok, and cleaned up all the wiring connections under the steps. Lubed everything. Been about a year trouble free since.

Michael
2006 Inspire 360 51748


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Yahoo Message Number: 114533
Hey everyone, we have issues with our steps going in and out when moving down the road. I have cleaned the ground and that worked for awhile. Now they are at it again, any ideas what maybe causing the problem?

Ken Mikkelson
Inspire 51494

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Does your year Inspire have the little copper ball contacts in the door? On my previous 06 they did. If so clean those.

Buddy 08 Allure  31597



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Make sure your door rubber gasket isn't partially blocking the contact buttons. I trimmed my gasket a bit. I have taken mine apart and cleaned the contacts. The steps still act up once in a while...but 90% sure it is the contacts as mentioned below.