Operation - Kwikee Level Best 2000 Operation Manual

Level Best Operation Guide
NOTE: To prevent improper
operation of the leveling
system, which could result in
damage to the levelers and/or
the vehicle itself, read the
operating instructions
carefully before using the
leveling jacks.
Figure 1: Fully-automatic touchpad control panel shown.

Operation

The Level Best system performs the dual function of leveling the vehicle and, once a level
plane has been achieved, stabilizing the vehicle. When leveling the vehicle, it may not be
necessary to use all of the leveling jacks however, to stabilize the vehicle, all jacks should be
extended to contact the ground.
SITE SELECTION
1. When selecting a site for parking the vehicle, choose a spot that is as flat as possible -
this will minimize the extent of leveling.
2. Check that the area under the vehicle is free from any obstacles that might interfere with
the operation of the levelers. Check the ground surface to assure the leveler feet have a flat
solid surface for contact. When parking on grass, soft dirt and/or uneven terrain, it is
advisable to extend the surface area of the leveler feet by using pads. These pads can be
from 3/4" plywood, cut into 12" squares.
NOTE: In occasional adverse driving conditions, it is possible for mud, ice and other debris to
accumulate around the leveler units. This debris may interfere with the operation and should
be cleaned off prior to using the system.
CAUTION: Do not compensate for uneven terrain by using pads that are thicker than
3". Pads that are thicker than the leveler's vertical ground clearance can prevent
breaking contact with the ground when retracting. This can result in damage to both
the levelers and the vehicle.
The control panel consists of switches and light
emitting diode indicators (Figure 1).
The switches include main power ON/OFF, all jacks
retract (ALL UP), a diamond shaped switch for bi-
lateral leveling
(BI-LEVEL), and four (UP/DN) switches for
independent extension and retraction of the jack
legs. The position of the UP/DN switches correspond
to the postion of the jack legs on your motor home,
with the front of the vehicle indicated by the top of
the panel.
The AUTO LEVEL switch only appears on motor
homes equipped with fully-automatic leveling.
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