Connector Plug - Nucamp Cirrus 620 2021 Owner's Manual

Step by step instructions for loading your camper:
1. Extend each jack no more than four inches at once. Start with the front jacks, keeping the
camper level always. Repeat this process until the camper clears the truck body bed by
approximately three inches.
2. Place a rubber bed mat in your truck bed. This helps keep the lightweight camper stabilized in
the truck bed. This is very important.
3. Slowly back truck under camper making sure to clear wheel wells and any structure or plumbing
located below the living area. This will come easier with some practice.
4. Continue backing until the truck is within a foot of loaded position. Stop and connect the 7-way
power cord to the 7-way receptacle.
5. Continue backing under the camper until the rubber bumpers mounted on the front wall of the
camper lightly touch the front of the truck bed.
6. Slowly retract all jacks until the camper is resting fully on the truck bed.
7. Retract the jacks completely and secure in place per the manufacturer's instructions.
8. Secure the camper to the truck via the equipped tie downs on the inner sidewall. Use the handy
auto-retract feature on the ratchet straps to tighten the ratchets and secure the camper to the
truck. Remember to keep them snug but do not over tighten.
Step by step instructions for unloading your camper:
1. Position the truck/camper combination on firm, level, ground. If needed use 12" square ¾"
plywood support pads under each jack to prevent sinking if the ground is soft.
2. Disconnect the following items:
a. Front and rear tie-downs
b. 7-way connector plug
3. Using your remote control, operate all jacks together and raise the camper until it clears the truck
bed by three inches.
4. If necessary, operate the jacks individually starting with the front jacks. Extend the jacks no
more than 4" at a time. Keep the camper as level as possible. Repeat the process until the
camper has cleared the truck bed by approximately three inches.
5. Slowly drive the truck from under the camper until it clears the camper and the front overhang.
6. Lower the camper all the way down to the ground, keeping the rear of the camper lower than
the front.
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