Air Step: won't stay in with sw turned "off"

[dspithaler@...]

Ed That seem normal to me as when my air pressure goes down my steps come
out to. I have never knew how to keep my steps in either. They should have made
a way to keep them in When mine is let down off of the jacks it doesn't sit
on the steps.
Don
89 SP 36'
Butler, PA


Can someone explain
how I can keep my steps retracted. I'm up on the
jacks and want to retract the steps so I can let the rig down off the
jacks.I have used aux comp to build up to 90 psi. The steps work with
opening and closing the door, at 90 psi, but with step sw at door "off"
the steps still work like in automatic. I dont want to let let rig down
on steps.
Last thing I did was at 90 psi, I turned sw "off" with steps retracted
closed door and steps still retracted.. I pulled the tank drain cables
on side of rig. When pressure got to a certain point while dumping, the
steps came out. Is this normal? All I want to do is put the rig down
off of the jacks.Any ideas??
thanks
Ed Gardels
89sp Arlington, Tx.








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[ED GARDELS]

Can someone explain how I can keep my steps retracted. I'm up on the
jacks and want to retract the steps so I can let the rig down off the
jacks.I have used aux comp to build up to 90 psi. The steps work with
opening and closing the door, at 90 psi, but with step sw at door "off"
the steps still work like in automatic. I dont want to let let rig down
on steps.
Last thing I did was at 90 psi, I turned sw "off" with steps retracted
closed door and steps still retracted.. I pulled the tank drain cables
on side of rig. When pressure got to a certain point while dumping, the
steps came out. Is this normal? All I want to do is put the rig down
off of the jacks.Any ideas??
thanks
Ed Gardels
89sp Arlington, Tx.

[Curt Sprenger]

Ed,
I'm not familiar with the SP. Our 87 PT has the step switch on the dash.
The switch by our door controls up/down of the floor in front of the
passenger seat.

Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38, Anaheim Hills, Calif.


ED GARDELS wrote:

> Can someone explain how I can keep my steps retracted. I'm up on the
> jacks and want to retract the steps so I can let the rig down off the
> jacks.I have used aux comp to build up to 90 psi. The steps work with
> opening and closing the door, at 90 psi, but with step sw at door "off"
> the steps still work like in automatic. I dont want to let let rig down
> on steps.
> Last thing I did was at 90 psi, I turned sw "off" with steps retracted
> closed door and steps still retracted.. I pulled the tank drain cables
> on side of rig. When pressure got to a certain point while dumping, the
> steps came out. Is this normal? All I want to do is put the rig down
> off of the jacks.Any ideas??
> thanks
> Ed Gardels
> 89sp Arlington, Tx.
>
>
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[ED GARDELS]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "ED GARDELS"
wrote:
>
> Can someone explain how I can keep my steps retracted. I'm up on
the
> jacks and want to retract the steps so I can let the rig down off
the
> jacks.I have used aux comp to build up to 90 psi. The steps work
with
> opening and closing the door, at 90 psi, but with step sw at
door "off"
> the steps still work like in automatic. I dont want to let let rig
down
> on steps.
> Last thing I did was at 90 psi, I turned sw "off" with steps
retracted
> closed door and steps still retracted.. I pulled the tank drain
cables
> on side of rig. When pressure got to a certain point while
dumping, the
> steps came out. Is this normal? All I want to do is put the rig
down
> off of the jacks.Any ideas??
> thanks
> Ed Gardels
> 89sp Arlington, Tx.
>