Onan Pull Out Tray

[Deb]

Hello all - Happy Canada Day or July 4th weekend for those of you south of the border

Resurrecting this thread a bit since I couldn't find another that came close. I have recently retrieved my '77 403 from WA state and now that the
dust has settled at work, I am getting the not functioning bits going. The Onan will turn over from the remote switch, but not catch. I would love
to be able to work on the problem with my neighbour, but can't get the tray to budge in order to check anything out - possible that is why the PO
wasn't able to get it running when it quit. How much "OO-OMPH" is required to move it before we bust it? I am thinking better to try some lube in
the tracks before I go too far. FYI, The 2 front latches are opening & closing properly, but the release lever on the top right does not close all
the way so I suspect it may have been that way for a while and it may have shifted out of line just a wee.

Suggestions? Best type of lube to try that won't cause any damage? (or blow up in my face!)
--
Li'l Sister
'77 Kingsley, 403, with a few mods;
TZE167V101404
It's Bigger on the Inside!

 

[jim kanomata1]

Call me so I can assist you.

> Hello all - Happy Canada Day or July 4th weekend for those of you south of
> the border
>
> Resurrecting this thread a bit since I couldn't find another that came
> close. I have recently retrieved my '77 403 from WA state and now that the
> dust has settled at work, I am getting the not functioning bits going.
> The Onan will turn over from the remote switch, but not catch. I would love
> to be able to work on the problem with my neighbour, but can't get the
> tray to budge in order to check anything out - possible that is why the PO
> wasn't able to get it running when it quit. How much "OO-OMPH" is
> required to move it before we bust it? I am thinking better to try some
> lube in
> the tracks before I go too far. FYI, The 2 front latches are opening &
> closing properly, but the release lever on the top right does not close all
> the way so I suspect it may have been that way for a while and it may have
> shifted out of line just a wee.
>
> Suggestions? Best type of lube to try that won't cause any damage? (or
> blow up in my face!)
> --
> Li'l Sister
> '77 Kingsley, 403, with a few mods;
> TZE167V101404
> It's Bigger on the Inside!
>
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--
Jim Kanomata
Applied/GMC, Newark,CA
jimk
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[Deb]

Thank you for the help Jim. We will attack her tomorrow - will keep you apprised!
--
Li'l Sister
'77 Kingsley, 403, with a few mods;
TZE167V101404
It's Bigger on the Inside!