Lance Truck Camper, Руководство пользователя

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FOLD-DOWN TENT
The tent door has two bar lock door latches that are
keyed the same as the entry door.
Before lowering the bed door down, disconnect the
ladder at the rear wall and fold-up onto the bed door
and secure.
To open the bed door, depress the latch and pull the
bar lock lever down on one of the latches. Move to the
other side and while supporting the door, repeat the
process. Carefully lower the door until it has extended
into the bed position.
DANGER
Heavy Door Stand Clear
Failure to comply can result in serious injury.
FOLDING DIVIDER DOOR
The divider allows you to separate the cabover area
from the main camper. It glides on nylon rollers. It is
held closed by a catch. When the divider is open for
traveling, be sure to attach the hold back latch to keep
it from sliding back and forth.
FOLD DOWN BUNK AND CHILD RESTRAINT
The fold-down bunk is located over the dinette. To
lower, pull the latches located at each end and lower
the bunk. Flip the center section over to complete the
lower platform. Unfold the child restraint and secure
the top to the fasteners in the upper flange of the
slideout. To store the bunk, reverse the procedure. The
bunk is rated for 150 lbs.
CARGO NET
The cargo net should be used to secure items in the
overhead fold down bunk area, especially bulky
items such as sleeping bags and lawn chairs.
The cargo net is not designed for or intended to
be used for securing children or other people in
the bunk at any time.
When traveling, limit the storage in the bunk area to
150 lbs. maximum.
To use the cargo net:
1. Unlatch the bunk face and fold down to gain
access to the cargo net which is attached to the
back of the bunk face.
2. Slide out the panel to cover door openings.
3. The cargo net top edge is fabricated of elastic
cord with loops that correspond with hooks
attached to adjoining walls.
4. Slip the loops over these hooks and the top
cord over the hooks located in the ceiling to
hold the cargo net in place.
Some stretching is
required and necessary to provide the cargo net
a taut and snug fit.
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