Retracting Leveling Jacks; Manual Retract Valves - Monaco DIPLOMAT 2004 Owner's Manual

DIPLOMAT 2004
Retracting Leveling
Jacks

Manual Retract Valves

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• Place the gear selector in PARK.
• Apply the parking brake.
• Turn the ignition switch to the ON position.
• Switch the main jack control power switch ON.
• To extend a particular jack, push the appropriate rocker
switch to extend position and hold it until the desired
extension is reached.
• To retract a particular jack, simply push the rocker
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switch to the retract position and hold until the desired
retraction is reached.
• Turn OFF the switch labeled POWER on the jack
control panel.
• Turn OFF the ignition switch.
• Ensure the gear selector is in PARK.
• Ensure the parking brake is applied.
• Turn the ignition switch to the ON position.
• For manual control of the system, switch the control panel power
switch ON.
• To retract a particular jack, simply push the rocker switch to the retract.
• All jacks may be retracted by selecting the ALL position on the
power switch.
CAUTION: Damage to the mud flap may occur if the mud flap is
located over a raised area when the suspension is lowered.
NOTE: Do not move the motorhome until the jacks are fully
retracted. A visual check of the jacks is recommended to ensure
full retraction. Do not rely solely on the lights and alarms.
In the event of mechanical or electrical failure that
would prevent the leveling jacks from being automatically
retracted, the motorhome is equipped with manual
emergency retract valves. These valves are located inside
the roadside compartment behind the rear wheel. The
manual system will release fluid under pressure in each
jack and allow fluid to return to the reservoir. The jacks
will then retract.
counterclockwise until they stop. Once the jacks are fully
retracted, rotate all the valves fully clockwise. In the event
one of the jacks is not holding pressure, check to make
sure all valves are fully closed.
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To operate the manual system, turn all three valves
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