For Models With Slideout - Jayco Eagle Owner's Manual

FOR MODELS WITH SLIDEOUT

a. Unfasten Velcro on the sides of the slideout room.
b. Unlock slideout.
c. Push slideout into travel position. Pull tent out of the way to ensure bed slides
do not rip tent.
d. Lock slideout.
8. Remove all soft storage components.
9. Unfasten all Velcro located under beds.
CAUTION: DO NOT push beds in until ALL Velcro is detached. Push bed in
COMPLETELY before beginning to lower roof. Failure to push in beds completely
BEFORE lowering roof can damage tent components. Your Jayco Limited Warranty
does not cover this damage.
10. Remove straight bed braces and push beds in carefully and completely.
11. Remove curved bed braces. Place all braces under bed mattresses carefully.
12. Lower roof half to two-thirds down. Reach inside and distribute awning panel of
tent and drape EVENLY across bunk beds and slideout.
13. Continue to lower roof until final 6-8". Using both hands and arms, push tent from
each side, front and rear, into the center of camper evenly and carefully continue to
lower roof.
14. Attach roof latches to clips (Fig. 3-2). Due to air pockets, the roof may need to be
pushed down with your hand the last 1-2".
15. Before removing crank, tighten cable system by turning crank in the "UP" move-
ment. This will place slight tension on cable system and avoid cables becoming
loose and entangled.
16. Remove crank and place in storage area inside camper.
17. Close and latch door to crank compartment.
CAUTION: This camping trailer is equipped with rollers to ease the operation of
set-up and take-down. These rollers may cause minor impressions in the floor
covering. These minor impressions ARE NOT a warranty situation. A 1/8" thick
sheet of wall board has been applied under the rollers to help protect the floor
covering during shipment. It is recommended that this sheet of wall board be used
when traveling or during storage to protect the floor covering. When setting up your
folding camping trailer, this piece of wall board may be stored under the bunk-end
mattress.
CAUTION: Excessive snow, 8" or more, or ice, 2" or more, places excessive
weight on roof. Such excessive quantity of snow or ice should be removed as
needed. Care MUST be exercised as not to damage roof material when removing
snow & ice. Excessive weight can damage the roof, seals, etc. Water leaks and poor
fit or operation are the results of this damage.
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