Airstream 2013 Classic, Руководство пользователя

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ExTERIOR
D - 4
D
D - 5
Window Stoneguard
Stone guards may be provided for added protection on the front panoramic
window option. To open the guard, unhook the two rubber T-handles on the
bottom of the guard, raise the stoneguard to the desired height, and tighten
the thumb screws on each support arm. Be sure to lower and fasten the
guard when high winds may be approaching and before travel.
Awnings
Complete instructions have been provided with your awning. You should
make sure your traveling companion is familiar with the operation of the
awning.
We remind you that the awning is a sun protection, so please roll up your
awning in case of heavy rain, wind or snow. To prevent water build up on the
awning during a light rain, position one upper arm substantially lower than the
other to create enough of a slope for adequate water run off.
There is a clear tape placed between the exterior skin and the awning fabric.
This is to prevent the awning fabric from rubbing on the coating and wearing
through it. Inspect the tape every year or after a long trip. Have it replaced if
it begins to wear thin.
NOTE: IF WIND OR EXTENDED PERIODS OF RAIN ARE EXPECTED, ROLL UP
THE AWNING AND SECURE AS FOR TRAVEL!
CaUTiOn
: THE EFFECTS OF WIND AND RAIN ON ANY AWNING
ARE UNPREDICTABLE. SEVER DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE AND OR THE
AWNING MAY RESULT AND CANNOT BE COVERED BY WARRANTY!
CHASSIS
COUPLER
The standard RECOMMENDED HITCH BALL HEIGHT
for an Airstream is 18” on all models. If you plan long
trips with the trailer heavily loaded you should check your
trailer, after loading, to determine the optimum height. To
check, park the trailer on a level surface and crank the
front jack up or down until the measurement from the
frame to the ground is the same front and rear. Measure
from the ground to the upper surface of the hitch ball
coupler. Add one inch to this figure when setting the ball
height on the tow vehicle to allow for the suspension
settling under the added weight.
To Open
Open Position
Figure 2
To Close
Closed Position
Figure 3
To Open
Slide Latch Forward
Figure 1