Holiday Navigator 2003 Owner's Manual page 409

Warning Features Include:
• A warning system consisting of flashing lights and a bong alarm
when the system is on or a jack is down.
• The bong alarm may activate momentarily when driving over
rough roads, or negotiating curves and corners. Usually this indicates
low fluid level.
Remote:
The remote control panel is compromised of three retract/extend switches,
a switch for Automatic Leveling, a Retract All switch and a power
ON/OFF switch.
Indicator Lamps:
• A yellow lamp above any rocker switch indicates a low level condition.
• A flashing green lamp indicates the system is in Automatic
Leveling mode or Jacks All Retract mode.
CAUTION: If blocking up a rear jack pad to gain added
clearance while motorhome is on a slope, place a chock at the
opposite set of rear wheels to prevent the motorhome from rolling.
WARNING: Using an improper leveling process can result in
applying excess torsional stress to the chassis and body resulting in
damage to the windshield or entry door malfunction. The leveling
system jacks are not designed for changing tires. This can cause
problems with the suspension system, frame alignment and
damage to the windshields. Never use the jacks to elevate any
wheel position off the ground.
NOTE: In the event the front of the motorhome is high and does
not require elevating, it will be necessary to lower the front jack
and raise the front of motorhome a minimum of ½". This allows
the front jack to act as a pivot point.
NOTE: Air will automatically release from the air bags when the
leveling cycle begins. This will lower the chassis of the
motorhome and require less extension by the jacks.
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