Manual Retraction In Case Of Malfunction - AL-KO Mammut Manual

Manual retraction in case of malfunction

Fault
LED "Remote control battery
status" flashes
LED "Drive supply battery sta-
tus" flashes
Error during self-diagnosis,
LEDs, maximum climbing
power and battery state "supply
battery" flash simultaneously.
CAUTION!
Danger during troubleshooting!
In the event of malfunctions not listed here – and always in case of doubt – please contact AL-
KO Service. Secure the caravan before carrying out any troubleshooting. Before transporting
the caravan to AL-KO Service, disengage the drives (if necessary, manually).
MANUAL RETRACTION IN CASE OF
MALFUNCTION
If a drive can no longer be moved away from the
wheel with the remote control, it can be retracted
from the tyre using the manual retraction function.
CAUTION!
Danger due to inadvertent movement!
When retracting the drives from the tyre
manually, do not operate them with the
remote control.
Remove the fuse and disconnect the bat-
tery!
CAUTION!
Danger due to inadvertent movement!
The caravan is not allowed to move
whilst the drive is being retracted.
Apply the handbrake and secure the ca-
ravan with chocks.
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Possible cause
Batteries nearly depleted
Battery nearly depleted
There is an error present which
can only be rectified by a ser-
vice location.
Fig.: Manual retraction
1. Secure the caravan. Apply the caravan's
2. Switch the system (remote control) off.
3. Remove the device fuses or disconnect the
Solution
Complete the manoeuvring ope-
ration and change the batteries
Complete the manoeuvring ope-
ration and chargethe battery
Contact AL-KO Service Centre
CAUTION!
An incorrect direction of rotation or ex-
cessive force can cause damage to the
drives!
Only use the manual retraction func-
tion in an emergency.
Always turn the drives carefully an-
ticlockwise away from the wheel
using a screwdriver.
Do not use a battery-powered
screwdriver or the like.
Never use this device for positioning
the drives on the wheels!
handbrake.
supply battery for the drives.
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