“In this video, we’re going to show you the easiest way to take care of your Schwintek slide. We’ll show you where we lube it, what we use, and why it helps your slide go in and out smoother.” ⸻ 👤 Who needs this? Anyone with a Schwintek slide. If your slide is slow, noisy, jerky, or one side moves more than the other — a little lube can make a big difference. ⸻ 🧴 What do we use? T – 9 is what we use. It’s a paraffin wax base lubricant. We never use grease or thick oils — they just make things

350 reactions · 25 shares | This is just how and when we do it. We are not saying this is the gospel. Just sharing our experience. We recommend doing this every 6 months. Keeping the slides lubricated helps keep them running smooth and in sync. | Precision Rv Repair | Facebook

“In this video, we’re showing why — in our opinion — you should not hold the slide button down on a Schwintek slide system once the system has reached its threshold. It may appear the slide needs a prolonged button press, but a lot of these slide boxes were manufactured out of spec. That means the system can misread what’s happening, and the installer, reinstaller, or the customer ends up having to constantly compensate for the ststem not behaving correctly.” 75 % of racks we change are one side

Always match your Schwintek motors by the color of the top: • Clear top → Clear top • Cloudy top → Cloudy top • Black top → Black top (300:1 only) Different tops = different gear ratios = different speeds. If you mix them, the slide will: • Run crooked • Rack or bind • Hit threshold early • Tear up the racks over time Match the motors and your Schwintek slide will run smoother and last longer. #precisionboys | Precision Rv Repair