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Hello Pat,
Here’s what the experts had to say about your question:

It depends on what router you have. Some manufactures and models do have an option to make additional wifi connections. I have a Nighthawk router that allows me to do this and I can even make a temporary wifi hotspot for guests with a different password so they can use my internet without using my password. Every router is different so you will have to check the owners manual on what you are able to do with yours.

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Hello Annette,

Here is what our expert had to say regarding your question:

There are many things that could prevent the steps from extending. There could be low voltage, blown fuse, a bad wire connection, bad door switch, bad module board, bad motor or another safety device that your coach might have. You first want to check for anything in site like the connections, the door switch, all visible wiring, fuses and the battery. If everything looks fine the best place to start is checking voltage to the module board on the steps. This will tell you if the issue is with the steps themselves or something preventing the voltage from getting there. If there is voltage to the board you then want to test the output from the board. Most of the time the issue is the board or failed motor but you want to make sure to check everything else as well.
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Julia
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Hello Annette!

There are many things that could prevent the steps from extending. There could be low voltage, blown fuse, a bad wire connection, bad door switch, bad module board, bad motor or another safety device that your coach might have. You first want to check for anything in site like the connections, the door switch, all visible wiring, fuses and the battery. If everything looks fine the best place to start is checking voltage to the module board on the steps. This will tell you if the issue is with the steps themselves or something preventing the voltage from getting there. If there is voltage to the board you then want to test the output from the board. Most of the time the issue is the board or failed motor but you want to make sure to check everything else as well.

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