Operating The System; Automatic Levelling; Manual Levelling - E&P HYDRAULICS V6A Bedienungsanleitung

Operating the system

Automatic levelling

1. Make sure that the vehicle's hand brake is engaged and that the ignition is on.
2. Press the ON/OFF switch (1 x on no. 5) on the switch panel. The LED with the E&P
logo will light. If the hand brake is not engaged, ENGAGE HAND BRAKE (no. 3)
will start to flash.
3. Make sure that everybody has left the vehicle, including you. Now press button
AUTO (no. 7) to start the automatic levelling procedure. Only enter the camper again
when the green LED in the middle of the control panel lights.
4. Press the ON/OFF switch (no. 5) to switch off the system.

Manual levelling

1. Press the ON/OFF switch (1 x on no. 5) on the switch panel.
2. Press button MANUAL (no. 6), until the LED lights.
3. P ress button FRONT (no. 12), until the jacks reach the floor (first bring the vehicle
on level from front to rear).
4. Press button REAR (no. 11), until the jacks reach the floor.
5. Press button FRONT or REAR: press button FRONT if the arrow points towards the
front of the camper; press button REAR if the arrow points towards the back. Keep
pressing the button until it stops automatically (arrow is off).
6. Press button LEFT (no. 10) or RIGHT (no. 13): if the arrow is on the left side of
the camper, press button LEFT; if the arrow is on the right side of the camper, press
button RIGHT. Keep pressing the button, until the green LED in the middle lights
(the semi-automatic function in manual mode may manifest itself now). If you keep
pressing the button until the system stops and the green LED 14 lights, you have
reached the correct point. If the LED in the middle does not light, it could be that the
cylinders have reached their maximum stroke. The jacks always operate with two at
the same time.
7. If necessary, repeat steps 2 to 5. Then switch off the system (no. 5).
8. Walk around the vehicle to see whether all jacks are properly reaching the floor.
Warning: Never lift all wheels fully from the floor. If the wheels no longer have
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contact with the surface, there will be a risk of injuries or serious accidents.
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