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SET UP OF WIRELESS REMOTE
PERSONAL INJURY & PRODUCT DAMAGE
Do not replace or charge batteries in a potentially explosive atmos-
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phere. Contact sparking may occur while installing or removing bat-
teries and cause an explosion.
All batteries can cause property damage and/or bodily injury such
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as burns if a conductive material such as jewelry, keys or beaded
chains touches exposed terminals. The material may complete an
electrical circuit (short circuit) and become quite hot. Exercise care
in handling any charged battery, particularly when placing it inside a
pocket, purse or other container with metal objects.
LARGE REMOTE BATTERY INSTALLATION:
1. Firmly slide battery cover (remote back) down to remove.
2. Insert one 9V battery.
3. Replace the battery cover and slide up until secure.
The battery type is 9V alkaline battery which will provide approximately
45 minutes of continuous use.
KEY FOB BATTERY INSTALLATION:
1. Using a Phillips small tip screwdriver, remove the screw at the bottom
of the key fob remote.
2. Using a standard (thin) blade screwdriver carefully pry apart the two
halves of the remote case.
3. Carefully lift the front half of the case away from the bottom case to
expose the circuit board and battery.
4. The battery is type 23, (12 volt). Remove the battery from the holder
making note of the polarity. Install the new battery into the case and
re-assemble the enclosure and install the screw.
: Remove batteries before storing your remote for extended periods.
NOTE
Batteries corrode over time and may cause permanent damage to
your remote.
DIP SWITCHES
The wireless remote and power relay module are equipped with dip
switches. For the unit to operate, the switches in both units must be set
to the same code.
: The code for all units is preset at the factory prior to delivery. If
NOTE
you frequently camp next to other RV's equipped with the Atwood
remote control set the remote and power relay to a unique code to
avoid actuating other campers near you.
TO SET DIP SWITCHES:
: Key Fob does not have dip switches.
NOTE
- Determine a code and record it. Locate the dip
POWER RELAY MODULE
switches (
4-K & 6-K). To set the dip switches, slide the individual dip
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switch to the up position which is ON or keep in the down position
which is OFF. Dip switches can be moved easily with a ball point pen or
other small pointed instrument.
- Using a phillips screw driver, remove the four screws in the
REMOTE
four corners of the remote. Take off the back cover to expose the dip
switches (
4-A insert). Set the dip switches to the same code as the
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power relay module. Replace the back cover and install the four
screws. Ensure the screws are evenly tightened.
OPERATION
CAMPER CAN TIP OVER
Park the camper on a firm, level site.
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Area below and around jacks must be clear of obstructions.
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Do not place blocks under the jack for additional ground clearance.
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Always keep the front of camper higher than or equal to the rear
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of the camper. Never allow either side or end of camper to be more
than 4˝ out of level (
2 and 3).
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Maintain proper load distribution and a safe distance when
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raising/lowering coupler.
1. Remove the hand held remote control from its secure compartment.
2. Press Activation Switch or Activate/Learn Button. The switch has an
automatic off circuit that times out after 10 minutes.
3. When finished, the LED on the activation switch must not be lit.
WARNING
WARNING
PRODUCT DAMAGE
Do not over-extend or over-retract jacks. The electric jack has an
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internal slip clutch to help prevent damage; when clicking sound is
heard, release switch. Continuing to hold the switch will wear out the
slip clutch or cause damage to the motor.
TRUCK CAMPER
TO LIFT
EXTEND FRONT
Extend front jacks so camper is 4˝ higher in
JACKS FIRST
front than in the rear. (
Press and hold
Extends single jack.
Once the camper front is higher than the rear,
EXTEND ALL JACKS
press and hold the
(
desired height.
Use the individual jacks buttons to adjust an
INDIVIDUAL JACK
individual jack.
ADJUSTMENT
vidual jacks can be operated at any time.
Press and hold
Press and hold the extend or release buttons
Extends single jack.
for the individual jacks as needed to keep the
Press and hold.
Retracts single jack.
front of the camper 4˝ higher than the rear, to
prevent tipping over the camper. Keep all
corners within 4˝ of level with each other.
PERSONAL INJURY & PRODUCT DAMAGE
• Do not enter camper after it is removed from truck until it is
lowered to its lowest position. This will minimize sway which could
cause structural damage to the camper, jacks or injury to persons.
TO LOWER
Retract rear jacks so camper is 4˝ lower in
RETRACT REAR JACKS
rear than in the front. (
FIRST
Press and hold.
Retracts single jack.
Once the camper has the rear lower than the
RETRACT ALL JACKS
front, press and hold the
retract (
the desired height.
Use the individual jacks buttons to adjust an
INDIVIDUAL JACK
Press and hold
individual jack.
ADJUSTMENT
Extends single jack.
Press and hold.
Retracts single jack.
jacks can be operated at one time. Keep all
corners within 4˝ of level with each other.
REMOVING CAMPER FROM TRUCK
Disconnect electrical connection between camper and truck (refer to
your camper operation instructions or contact the camper manufacturer
for more information). Follow the instructions from the "
" sections and
LOWER TRUCK CAMPER
tom of camper clears truck bed. Slowly drive truck from underneath
camper. Lower camper to lowest possible position without any part of
camper touching the ground.
LOADING CAMPER ON TRUCK
Following the instructions "
tions and
2 and 3, raise camper high enough to clear truck bed.
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Carefully back truck under camper making sure not to damage any por-
tion of the camper or jacks. Camper should be centered in truck bed
with front of camper as far forward in truck bed as possible. Attach
electrical connections between truck and camper, (refer to your camper
operating instructions or contact the camper manufacturer for further
information). Lower camper into truck bed, then fully retract all jacks.
Manual Override Operation: To manually extend or retract jack, unplug
jack from camper to disable the jack motor's dynamic brake. Place
manual override handle (
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engage drive pin. Rotate handle counter-clockwise to raise or clockwise
to lower camper. Plug the jack back into camper to activate the jack
motor's dynamic brake.
2
CAUTION
2).
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ALL JACKS BUTTON
). Release when the camper is at the
: A maximum of two indi-
NOTE
WARNING
3).
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ALL JACKS BUTTON
). Release when the camper is at
: A maximum of two individual
NOTE
TO LIFT
2 and 3. Raise camper until bot-
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" or "
" truck camper sec-
TO LIFT
TO LOWER
1-A) into alignment tube (
1-B) and
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, extend
,
" or "
TO
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