Slides

[Squarebarrel]

I have a 2016 3911FB. Rear slides work together, where I have it stored I do not want the refrigerator to slide because of a fence? Is there a way to isolate so only the dining slide works?

[K0LCB]

On my 2013 I could turn one or two slides off

[bncinwv]

Our slides can be separately controlled via knobs that are located in the small locked door over the propane compartment. The knobs turn clockwise to disable each hydraulic slide as needed. I assume 2016 models have this same feature.
Bingo

[DQDick]

What kept me from replying is that I'm not sure the new electric slides have those same controls.

[dieselguy]

So Squarebarrel ... are your slides in question electric or hydraulic? Your answer will make the replies more accurate.

[stengels]

Assuming they are hydraulic (these are big slides), the knobs to isolate are in the level up box, or they are on my 3900FB.

[1retired06]

On our 2015 3910FB, back slides are hydraulic with individual shut off valves in the same compartment with the LCI leveler controls.

[Art-n-Marge]

This is definitely model or floor plan related. I know nothing about electric slideouts, but on my hydraulic slideout pump motor using a gear/ram for movement, there are four round knobs to turn on or turn off the ability to move each slide. This ability has come in handy a few times when only wanting to operate each slide. The biggest problem I have is that the plastic labels for each slide have come off, so I no longer know which knob controls each slide. One of these days, I'll have to experiment and label the valve knobs for each slide.

I'm hoping someone can confirm if and how this is done with electric cable slide mechanisms. I'm certainly curious, if I run into someone with this scheme and they need help.

[lawrenceb42106]

On our 2016 it has separate switches for each slide. They're all electric.