Mandalay 38A 2004, Руководство пользователя

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SEATING, TABLES AND ADDITIONAL BEDS
Depending on which model and options you have in your recreational vehicle, seating will include some
combination of the following:
1. SOFA - The sofa will comfortably seat three adults. It also converts to a bed by lifting the front section
and pulling toward you. The sofa back follows and pivots down into a prone position. To reconvert
back to a sofa, lift the front and push back and down into place. The sofa back will follow and pivot up
into its upright position automatically. When reconverting to the sofa configuration, make sure to pull
the seat belts out to their usable positions.
2. J-LOUNGE SOFA - The J-Lounge will seat 3 adults, and by using the built in seat belts, can be used
while in transit.
3. RECLINER - The recliner operates just like a standard household recliner. By pulling the footrest
lever, the footrest will extend. Since a seatbelt is not provided on the recliner it is not to be used while
in transit.
4. DINETTE - The dinette will seat four people. Storage and/or various systems components can be
accessed from above by removing the seat cushions and lifting the seat supports.
Pedestal Type Dinette - The dinette can also be converted into an additional bed if required, to
convert, lift the table top off of the two support posts. Remove the support posts from the floor and la
them down between the seats. Insert the table top between the seats on the ledges provided. Loosen
the seat cushion from the velcro fasteners and slide together to form the bed. Reverse this process
when reconverting to the dinette configuration.
Wall Mounted Type Dinette - Lift the aisle side of the table and unhook from sidewall and swing into
place. The table supports on the dinette base.
5. FOLD-DOWN LOUNGE TABLE - This table is stored in a folded position next to the lounge chair. To
raise for use, pull out on the bottom to release it from its securing catch, and swing up. When raised
reach under the table and swing the supporting leg down until it locks into position. Adjust the length of
the support leg, so that the table will be level when resting on it. To adjust the support leg length, pull
back on the spring clip, releasing the detent from the adjustment hole it is presently in. While holding
the spring clip back, slide the leg to the desired length, then release the spring, allowing the detent to
lock into the new hole.
To fold back for storage, reverse the previous procedure; shortening the support leg, and folding the
leg up against the bottom of the table top. Lower the table top and push in on the bottom to secure it
into catch that keeps the table from moving while traveling.
6. FREE STANDING DINETTE CHAIRS - Some models have free standing dinette chairs. Since these
chairs are not permanently attached to the floor, and not equipped with seat belts, they should not be
occupied while the recreational vehicle is in motion. These chairs should be stored securely while the
vehicle is in motion.
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