Holiday Savoy LX 2006, Руководство пользователя

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Savoy SL & LX 5th Wheel & Travel Trailer 2006 Driving & Safety — Section 2 • 27
WARNING:
The handle could cause injury. The handle may jerk, causing injury. Before towing, check
for maximum clearance between the ground and the bottom of the landing gear.
Power Jack (Travel Trailer - Not on All Units)
The power jack makes trailer positioning hassle free. A rugged 12 Volt DC gear motor provides quick and
easy hitching and unhitching of the trailer. The operation is controlled by a single push button. A courtesy light is
provided when visibility is limited. Manual operation can be used in case the battery power is lost.
The power jack weight ratings is 2,500 lbs. Rating is stamped on the mounting plate in the metal.
WARNING:
Ensure the handle is not installed prior to operating the electric gear motor.
Automatic Extend/Retract:
• Battery must be fully charged.
• Press the extend/retract switch for the desired direction.
• Hold the extend switch until desired height is obtained.
• Relase the extend/retract switch.
Manual Extension/Retract:
• Insert the crank handle.
• Rotate the crank handle clockwise to raise the trailer.
• Rotate the crank handle counterclockwise to lower the trailer.
• Rotate the crank handle in the desired direction until the desired height is obtained.
• Remove the crank handle.
NOTE:
The landing leg may be operated with the handle if the electric drive motor is
inoperative or if electricty is unavailable.
WARNING:
The handle could cause injury. Remove the handle before using the electric
motor. The handle may jerk, causing injury. Before towing, check for
maximum clearance between the ground and the bottom of the landing gear.
Stabilizer Jacks (Optional for Fifth Wheel)
Stabilizing jacks, located at the two rear corners on the fifth
wheel or at all four corners on the travel trailer, are permanently
attached and operated from a standing position. These jacks are
for stabilizing only. Primary leveling should be done with wheel
ramps and fifth wheel front landing legs for the fifth wheel. For
the travel trailer, primary leveling should be done with wheel
ramps and travel trailer tongue jack. Lower the stabilizing jacks
by turning the cranks clockwise until they contact the ground
firmly. Place wooden blocks under the pads if necessary. Raise
jacks by turning the cranks counterclockwise.
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