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SECTION 2
DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME
Further Information
See the HWH Operator Manual supplied in your
Owner InfoCase. It contains detailed instruc-
tions, precautions and technical information. It
also contains troubleshooting instructions for op-
erating system if any functions fail.
NOTE: If one of the leveling jacks should fail to
retract, it can be normally retracted by
opening a T-handle valve on the reser-
voir side of the hydraulic pump. The
jacks are spring loaded to retract when
hydraulic line pressure is relieved. See
the HWH Operator’s Manual included in
your InfoCase for specific instructions
on which valve to open and what precau-
tions to follow. The hydraulic pump may
be mounted facing a different direction
than shown, depending on model. Valves
will be in same relative positions.
SLIDEOUT ROOM EXTENSION
Your coach is equipped with a galley/living
room slideout extension to enlarge your living
area at the push of a button. The slideout room
extends and retracts by hydraulic mechanisms
with an electronic control system.
NOTE: Some models are also equipped with a
rear bedroom slideout, which is con-
trolled by a separate switch on the bed-
room wall.
The lounge slideout switch is located on the
lower right dash bezel. (The bedroom slideout
switch is located on the bedroom forward wall,
just to the left as you enter the room.)
Keep all people clear of the coach
while the leveling system is operat-
ing.
Do not use leveling jacks to support
vehicle for service or tire changing.
WARNING
Leveling/Slideout System Hydraulic Pump
(Note valve positions in relation
to fluid reservoir)
CAUTION
Release galley slideout room travel
latches before attempting to extend
galley slideout room. Fasten travel
latches before driving vehicle. See
the following instructions.
Turn T-handle out about six turns until fully open.
Leveling Jack Solenoid Valve
