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- Page 1 FIFTH WHEEL OWNERS MANUAL Visit us on the web www.BIGFOOTLEVELER.COM Corporates Southern Division Quadra Mfg. Inc. Quadra Southeast 305 US 131 S. 4411 Holden Rd. White Pigeon, MI. 49099 Lakeland, Fl. 33811 1-800-752-9815 1-863-619-8617...
- Page 2 At this point the coach will drop in the front to start the leveling process, this should take 2 to 3 minutes. Once the coach is level there will be a green Bigfoot light lit up solid on your panel.
- Page 3 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE The system will not power on (there is no lights lit on panel) Check to make sure the 6 pin connecter is plugged tightly into the sensor The red wire in that 6 pin connector is still connected to the battery The Black wire is still ground tightly The system lights are on but nothing works when pressed Check to make sure the 14 pin connecter is pushed into the back of the sensor...
- Page 4 2 year full parts warranty 5 year warranty on cylinders Quadra mfg inc. warrants against manufacture’s defect due to workmanship and or material A full copy of warranty and description can be obtained by calling our corporate office at 1-800-752-9815...
- Page 5 MAINTENANCE GUIDE One advantage of owning a Bigfoot leveling system from Quadra Mfg. is that your system takes very little in the way of maintenance. here is a guide to follow for years of carefree service. NOTE: Maintenance related problems and service are not covered by your warranty.
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I’m trying to get the front legs to come up and down and they will not because there’s a noise that comes on when I do the push the button
The front legs of the Quadra BigFoot may not be moving up and down when the button is pressed due to the following reasons:
1. The 14-pin connector may not be fully inserted into the back of the sensor.
2. Other wire harness connections to the sensor may be loose.
3. The wire harness may not be securely connected to the back of the control panel.
4. The battery may not have a good charge.
5. The system power cable might be disconnected at the battery.
Checking and securing these connections and ensuring the battery has sufficient charge should resolve the issue.
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