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· Do not open any of the four T-handled valves
on the opposite end of the pump. These regu-
late the coach leveling jacks.
Step 2 - Crank Room Inward
· A wheel (lug) nut wrench is used to crank the
room inward. You may use the wrench sup-
plied wth the coach (in one of the storage
compartments) or any type of lug wrench of
the same nut size.
· Crank-in bolts are located on the outboard
mounting plates of the slideout room as
shown. These plates are located at both ends
of the room inside the StoreMore
ment doors.
Crack-in Bolt
· Loosen the stop bolt beneath the crank-in bolt
as shown before trying to turn the bolts.
· After loosening the stop bolts, fit the lug
wrench socket onto the bolt head and begin
cranking clockwise slowly a few turns, then
alternate to the other side for a few turns. This
TM
compart-
Stop Bolt
NOTE: Attempting to crank the room in too
Step 3 - Secure Travel Straps and Close
Hydraulic Line Valves
· Fasten the slideout room Travel Straps as
· Tighten the slideout valve nuts completely.
NOTE: Close the valves snugly, but do not over-
· See your dealer for service of the room exten-
Further Information
erating guide included in your InfoCase for fur-
ther instructions and troubleshooting
information.
Bedroom Slideout Emergency
Retraction
out fails to retract using the power switch, check
for obvious causes first, such as low charge on
DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME
can be sped up by using a helper and an addi-
tional lug wrench to crank both sides evenly
together.
Crank the tire wench clockwise slowly, until
the room is fully retracted. Allow about 10
minutes to crank room in fully.
quickly will raise pressure in the hydrau-
lic fluid lines and make cranking more
difficult.
shown on page 2-20.
tighten. Overtightening nuts may cause
internal damage to the valves.
sion system before using again.
See the HWH Hydraulic Room Extension op-
In the unlikely event that your bedroom slide-
SECTION 2
2-23
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