Airstream CLASSIC TRAILER Owner's Manual page 21

Failure to maintain proper charge in the breakaway battery will result in the breakaway
system not functioning properly. This may result in physical injury and/or property
damage in the event of a breakaway!
Charge Battery When Necessary
If battery's charge is low, or if the trailer has been parked for a prolonged period, charge
the battery by connecting the trailer 110-volt shoreline or running the tow vehicle with
the 7-way cord connected. Use the procedure outlined above to determine if the
breakaway battery is fully charged. Always follow battery manufacturer's maintenance
instructions.
Testing the battery in the manner outlined above confirms that the battery is charged.
However, it does NOT confirm the brakes are functioning properly. Regular inspection,
adjustment, and maintenance of the braking system is necessary to ensure proper
brake operation.
Check Brake Fluid Level
Verify brake fluid level before each use. Fluid level should be between three eights and
one half inch from the top of the filler tube. Use care to prevent contamination of the
fluid with dirt, water, or other foreign material when removing the filler cap, checking
the fluid level, or when adding fluid to the reservoir.
Brake Fluid Contamination
The ActiBrake reservoir is sealed to prevent contamination of the fluid during normal
operation. Should the fluid in the reservoir become contaminated, the ActiBrake and
brake system should be flushed. This procedure should ONLY be performed by a
qualified mechanic or technician. After the system has been flushed, the reservoir
must be re-filled with new "DOT 3" or "DOT 4" brake fluid and the brake lines bled as
outlined of Page 8 of the Actibrake Owner's Manual. The use of contaminated brake
fluid may cause the ActiBrake system to malfunction, which may result in physical
injury and/or property damage!
See the Actibrake manual included with your owner's packet for troubleshooting,
Active Technology
7600 Sand Drive
Fort Worth, Texas 76118
817-595-9710
www.activetech1.com
WARNING
: NEVER CRAWL UNDER YOUR TRAILER UNLESS IT IS
RESTING ON PROPERLY PLACED JACK STANDS.
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