Northern Lite 10-2 EX, Руководство пользователя

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Raising and Lowering Truck Camper
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Read Happijac camper jack Owner’s Manual and Happijac wireless remote
camper jack controller manual before operating jacks.
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Always load and unload in a level and flat location.
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Always keep the front of the camper higher than the rear when raising or
lowering.
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Use 4”x 4” pieces of 3/4” plywood under each jack on soft ground and
asphalt to prevent sinking.
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Never raise jacks past red safety line.
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Never leave jack unattended with locking lever in down position.
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Always disconnect camper tie downs before trying to level camper.
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Use extreme caution when windy.
Dually Swing out Brackets
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If your camper is equipped with dually swing out brackets it is very
important to ensure bracket is swung out and locked before trying to raise
camper.
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Never raise camper with swing out brackets facing forward, they must be
extended out to support weight.
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Make sure camper is clear of truck bed by at least 2 inches before pulling
truck out. Once truck has been pulled out lower camper as low as the jacks
allow, keeping the front 2” higher than the rear.
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When putting camper on truck ensure camper is at least 2” higher than the
bed of the truck and when backing in stop when campers black bumpers are
3” from end of truck box and level camper, then back up to within ½” and
lower camper.
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Ensure camper bumpers are not getting compressed and pull forward
slightly if they are. The bumpers are designed to be torn off if you are
attempting to load the camper too far forward.
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Keep your wireless remote in a safe dry location when not in use.
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The control module for your electric jacks is located in the driver’s side rear
dump valve area. The electric jacks bypass the camper battery disconnect
switch and power runs from the battery, through an auto resetting 40 amp
breaker and directly to the electric jack controller module.
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