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WARNING
DO NOT USE THE ELECTRIC BED TO
LIFT
PEOPLE,
PETS
WEIGHT. It is designed to bear loaded
weight in the stationary position only.
Damage to the bed lift mechanism and
personal injury may result from using the
electric bed to lift people, pets or cargo.
The electric bed lift operates on 12-volt DC
power supplied by the tow vehicle charge line,
auxiliary batteries, or power converter. The RV
should be hooked up to 120-volt AC power and
have the power converter operating, if
possible. The main battery disconnect switch
must be turned "ON" to enable battery
operation of the bed lift.
There are two separate switches used to
operate the bed lift: a backlit master shutoff
switch located near the entry door and a bed
lift "Up/Down" switch located elsewhere in the
trailer. The master switch must be in the "ON"
position for the "Up/Down" switch to be
operational. To lower the bed lift, press the
"DOWN" section of the "Up/Down" switch.
Lower the bed to the desired position or until it
automatically stops at its lower limit.
To store the bed, remove any obstacles laying
on the bunk. Press the "UP" section of the
"Up/Down" switch. Raise the bed to the
desired position or until it automatically stops
at its upper limit.
For more information
Read the OEM operator's manual. If you have
further questions, contact your RV dealer, the
OEM or Jayco Customer Service.
TV A
, C
NTENNA
ABLE
S
D
W
ATELLITE
ISH
RG-6 coax runs from the TV antenna, exterior
cable TV connector and exterior satellite dish
connector to a wall plate near the dedicated
television space. Connect the bedroom
television (customer supplied) to the antenna
and exterior cable TV jack with a short piece of
terminated coax running from the wall plate
OR
CARGO
TV, &
IRING
CAMPING & OPERATING
port labeled "TV." Connect the satellite
receiver (customer supplied) to the exterior
satellite dish connector with a piece of satellite
grade coax running from the wall plate port
labeled "AUX/SAT." You will need to work with
your
satellite
provider
installation and proper equipment.
TV antenna and exterior cable TV signals pass
through the circuit board on the backside of the
television wall plate to the secondary TV
location (if so equipped). Connect the
secondary TV (customer supplied) to the wall
plate with a short piece of terminated coax.
Satellite circuitry does not extend to the
secondary location.
The television entertainment system will not
run cable television on one television set and
local stations off the other set without
customer modification. You can either view
local stations or you can view cable television.
TV P
S
OWER
UPPLY
For good station reception, the
TV power supply must be
turned
ON
to
view
television stations. Turning the
TV power supply ON sends
12-volt DC through the cable to
the TV roof antenna. The
voltage
energizes
transistors in the antenna head
amplifier. The TV signal then
comes down the cable to the outlets.
Turn the TV power supply OFF to view cable
television or to use a VCR or DVD (if your RV is
so equipped).
T
R
ELEVISION
OOF
To raise the TV antenna to
the operating position turn
the antenna elevating crank
clockwise
in
the
direction
until
some
resistance to turning is
noted.
SECTION 8
to
ensure
safe
local
AUX/SAT
ON
TV
the
WINEGARD
Fig. 8.5
A
NTENNA
UP
Fig. 8.6
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