PREVOST Le Mirage XL II Ultimate, Руководство по обслуживанию

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XL2 SLIDE-OUT SERVICE MANUAL
18.9 SAFETY CONTROLLER
This module is used to prevent unexpected
actions from the logic controllers. This controller
uses relays to interlock specific functions of the
slide-out.
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Power supply range: 14.4 Vdc up to 32 Vdc;
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5 relays series VF4, PC Board type;
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Coil 12 volts DC;
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40 A continuous contact rating @ +85
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C.
18.10 ELECTRICAL CONTROL
SWITCH
Type………………………..Momentary contract
(ON-OFF-ON)
Rating …………………………….1A @ 28V DC
18.11 CONVERSION CHECKLIST
The converter should check these points before
closing the walls covering the locking pins, the
roof reinforcing rod and the pinions:
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Make sure all the pins are locking and
unlocking properly by checking the pin
sensor switches, the logic controller LED or
the pin state indicator module (see figure 41
and figure 52).
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Check that the front slide-out exterior panels
are parallel with the vehicle panels when
retracted. If not, re-synchronize the upper
shaft pinion.
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Make sure the slide-out does not move
when locking or unlocking the pins. If
necessary, readjust the locking pins.
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Make sure the pin receptacle plastic caps
are present and properly installed.
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Check that the slide-out is straight when
completely extended, and that it leans
against all inner stoppers.
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Make sure the vehicle upper member is
parallel with the front slide-out structure. If
not, readjust the roof reinforcing rod. This
may be affected by the loading on the roof.
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Make sure the front slide-out lower member
deflection is within 1/4". If not, redistribute
the slide-out load.
- Check the whole slide-out mechanism good
functioning. The slide-out should retract and
extend smoothly without vibration.
Final check:
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Make sure the slide-out air pressure inlet
valve is completely opened.
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Check the inflatable seal air pressure on the
pressure regulator. The pressure should be
between 7 and 10 psi.
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Clean the upper racks of any sand, dust or
other foreign material. Check the rack
cleaning air nozzle alignment and proper
functioning.
R3 47 May 3, 2002