Fleetwood 2015 Discovery, Руководство пользователя

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on the road
manual headlamp
aImIng procedure
1 . Ensure your vehicle is loaded to your spe-
cific “travel and camping” conditions.
2 . Remove all snow, ice, dirt and other debris
that may affect the ride height of the vehi-
cle .
3. Find a flat area at least the length of your
motor home plus 7 .62 meters (25 ft) with
a vertical flat surface that is at least 3.0 m
(10 ft) by 3 .0 (10 ft) at one end (a driveway
and garage door could be used) .
4 . Measure 7 .62 m (25 ft) and position the
motor home so the headlamps are 7 .62 m
(25 ft) from the vertical flat surface and
secure by placing in park or Neutral and
setting the parking brakes .
5 . Inspect your head lamp system and deter-
mine if it is a “Type 1” or “Type 2” sys-
tem . A Type 1 system has a separate HI
and LOW beam and uses for lamps . A
Type 2 system can be identified by locating
the number “2” embossed on the lens of
the lamp .
6 . Measure the height from he ground to the
center of the low beam filament of the driv -
er’s side head lamp . Project this height in
an exact straight line to the vertical surface
7 .62 m away from the motor home . Mark
the height of the filament and center line
on the vertical surface . This will have set
up a “coordinate system” for protecting the
headlamp’s beam on the vertical surface .
7 . Repeat step 5 for the passenger’s side head
lamp .
8 . Activate the head lamp system . Using
Figure 1 below the projected beam on the
vertical surface is to be located as follows .
cautIon
The following procedure is not a substitute for having
the headlamps professionally aligned by a certified
head lamp alignment professional to the Society of
Automobile Engineering standards. Improper head
lamp alignment may result in poor visibility during
reduced light conditions and may result in an acci-
dent.