SAFARI Trek 2002 Owner's Manual page 29

Extending the Three-Point Leveling System
Step 1 Park the coach in a level spot. Make sure the wheels are as close to
straight as possible. Place transmission in PARK. Set the parking brake.
Turn the ignition to the ACCESSORY position.
Step 2 Go outside the coach and check to ensure the jacks have a clear path to the
ground. Block the front tires. If leveling on asphalt or soft ground, place
pads under the jacks. Pads should be made of a sturdy material such as
wood or plastic and be at least 2x8x8 inches in size.
Step 3 Press the leveling system switch to the ON position. The green light will
appear to indicate the system is ready.
Step 4 Extend the jacks by pressing the rocker switches to EXTEND. Always
extend the rear jacks first and level the coach from side to side. Then
extend the front jack and level the coach lengthwise. As the jacks extend, a
red light will flash and a beeping alarm will sound. (This will also happen
if the ignition key is turned on while the jacks are extended.)
Step 5 Turn OFF the leveling system and the ignition. All lights on the leveling
system panel should be off
WARNING: Do not attempt to use the jacks on unstable ground. Do not stack
objects under the jacks except for the wood or plastic blocks mentioned
in Step 2 of the leveling process. Never raise the tires off the ground. If
the ground is too uneven for the jacks to adequately level the coach, the
coach should be moved to a different location.
WARNING: Do not use leveling system for changing tires or working under the
vehicle. There is a possibility that the vehicle may move and cause
injury or damage if the system is not used properly. Use of the leveling
system for any purpose other than intended may void the warranty.
Before activating the leveling system, inspect each of the jacks and clean any debris from
the cylinders.
WARNING: Do not rely solely on the warning light and alarm. Visually inspect the
jacks to ensure they are fully retracted.
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