Leveling The Motorhome - Regency ULTRA Owner's Manual

VEHICLE OPERATION
The following procedures will help to reduce the
moisture level inside your motorhome:
• Open windows and vents. This will allow fresh air
to flow through your motorhome and reduce
moisture levels.
• Reduce the amount of moisture released inside
the motorhome. Run the bathroom fan when
using the bathroom and turn on the roof vent fan
while cooking to help remove excessive moisture
from your motorhome. Do not hang wet towels
or swimwear inside the motorhome to dry.

LEVELING THE MOTORHOME

Level the motorhome frame (without auto-level)
before using any of the appliances. The refrigerator
is especially sensitive and must be level to function
properly. Spend the necessary time to level your
motorhome to ensure maximum enjoyment and
reliability of your appliances. Select the area to park
your vehicle as follows:
• Inspect the area you want to park your
motorhome. Select an area that has a firm,
prepared surface. Most campgrounds provide
this type of parking area for motorhomes.
• Select an area that is level, or as close to level, as
possible.
• Use a carpenter's level on the floor to determine
the locations where it is necessary to place blocks
in order to level the motorhome.
• Level from side to side first, then from front to
back. To raise one side of the motorhome, place
planks in front of the low side tire, and drive the
motorhome forward until the tires are resting on
top of the planks.
Exercise care and caution when parking and
leveling your motorhome. Make sure everyone,
especially children, are clear of the motorhome
until leveling is complete and the motorhome is
stable.
Stabilizers
Your motorhome may be equipped with electric
stabilizers. The stabilizer control panel is located in
the cabinet above the coach entrance doorway.
Refer to the detailed operating instructions in the
Motorhome Information Bag before operating.
Always verify that stabilizers are completely
retracted before moving the motorhome.
Use stabilizers to stabilize the motorhome only.
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