elddis Buccaneer, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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ARRIVING ON SITE
Manual levelling
In below the procedure for manual deployment/extension of the axle and corner supports.
The manual levelling function is mainly used when automatic levelling is not possible due to a
large tilt of the caravan. With the help of this feature it is also possible to change the position of
the caravan; think of your sleeping comfort. Most people prefer to sleep with their head up
slightly. Depending on the orientation of the caravan with this feature you can manually adjust
the angle where necessary.
Step 1 Press 1x on the button ON/OFF (no.5) to switch the levelsystem ON.
The E&P-logo LED lights up, indicating that the levelsystem is switched on.
When there is insufficient or no battery voltage, the indicator LED “LOW
VOLTAGE” (no.2) lights up.
In manual levelling, the caravan must be tilted a few degrees forwards. The
system will indicate whether you have positioned the caravan level enough.
If you have not, the indicator LED “FRONT WHEEL” (no.3) lights up.
Step 2 Press 1x on the button “MANUAL MODE” (no.6).
The indicator LED “MANUAL MODE” (no.9) lights up, indicating the manual
levelling procedure may begin.
When the caravan leans too steeply, the indicator LED “SLOPE TOO
STEEP” (no.1) lights up, although this LED lights up, you are able to level.
On the side where the caravan is low, fill the space under the axle support
(footplate) with some boards to compensate the difference in height. This
will avoid the risk it is not possible to level the caravan due to a too large
difference in height. In case of too large height difference the hydraulic jacks
may come to the end of their stroke.
Step 3 In most common cases, there lights up one ORANGE arrow on the control
panel (no.14) which indicates on which side the caravan has to be lifted.
Before lifting this side, FIRST lower the other axle-support till it touches the
ground.
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1 2 3
ON/OFF
(no.5)
MANUAL
MODE
(no.6)