08-06-2024, 06:31 PM
Bob,
We had the same problem on our Salon Slide. As Forest said, once the valance is off you will see the hook(s) that are suppose to engage the stationary frame. On my slide the hook (in my case just one) was welded to a long bar that was the length of the slide attached to the slide with sheet metal screws. With the slide retracted I removed the steel bar....you could sight down the slide and see a swag to it. See this post as to my fix....https://newellgurus.com/showthread.php?tid=5101&highlight=salon+and+slide+and+leak. In the area where you have the deepest swag you may want to add a few extra structural screws like I used.....picked them up from Ace Hardware.
We had the same problem on our Salon Slide. As Forest said, once the valance is off you will see the hook(s) that are suppose to engage the stationary frame. On my slide the hook (in my case just one) was welded to a long bar that was the length of the slide attached to the slide with sheet metal screws. With the slide retracted I removed the steel bar....you could sight down the slide and see a swag to it. See this post as to my fix....https://newellgurus.com/showthread.php?tid=5101&highlight=salon+and+slide+and+leak. In the area where you have the deepest swag you may want to add a few extra structural screws like I used.....picked them up from Ace Hardware.
Steve & Doris Denton
45' Newell #525, Bath & Half....sold
37' Country Coach, Tribute....Cat C9, 400 hp
2014 Honda CRV Toad
Summerfield, FL