KZ RV Connect 2020, Руководство пользователя

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1. Hook up a 120-volt power cord to recreational vehicle for
converter operation.
2. Use 12-volt power through the tow vehicle to the recreational
vehicle as a third choice.
Operational Switch, Three Position Switch
OPEN:
Hold operation switch in OUT position until
room seals tightly on the exterior of the unit. DO
NOT distort or bend the exterior flanges or interior
fascia by holding the switch in the “IN” or “OUT”
position.
CLOSE: To retract, reverse the procedure and hold
button in the IN position until the room is fully inside
with gaskets sealing to the outer wall. It takes about 20 seconds to move
the slide in or out.
KZRV does NOT require or suggest blocking, supports, jacks, etc., to be
used under slideouts during extended normal use. Should you place
blocking under slide, you may distort water seal on sides and top.
Electrical Components
A 12-volt motor is located between frame main rails along with gear box,
attached to ram. On the above floor slide, it will be under the floor of the
sofa or dinette.
Manual Override
Below Floor Slideout
Should a power failure occur (no 120-volt power or the battery loses its
charge), follow the directions listed below:
1.
On Lippert rack and pinion frames, there is a 1/2” shaft coming
through the main rail of frame. On the outer end is a small,
1/8”x1 1/2” pin that goes through the shaft. Use an adapter, plus
socket, and ratchet to move slide in or out. Some use
3/4” nut
welded to shaft rather than pin.
2.
On DVS there is a 1/2” shaft coming through the frame rail. On
the end is a 3/4” nut attached to the shaft. Use a 3/4” socket,
extension, and ratchet to move the slide.
Above Floor Slideout
Manual Override (Single or Double Mechanisms)
Should 12-volt power fail and there is no 120-volt power available, follow
the directions listed.
Access to the ram is under the floor of the slide, sofa or dinette, and is
from the front. Lippert Component System has a smaller motor, less draw
and requires a 5/8
” socket, ratchet, and probably an extension shaft.