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Tent Camper Owner’s Manual
Move the tow vehicle away from the camper. Level
the camper from front to rear by raising or lower-
ing the dolly jack as required.
Next, set the stabilizer jacks with sand pads on all
four corners of the camper. Simply crank down
each jack to stabilize the camper.
Note: Keep hands and ngers away from the pinch
points on the stabilizing jacks when extending or
retracting. Be sure to return the jack handle to the
storage compartment to ensure it will not be lost.
Aer all stabilizers are set, release the four latches
that hold the roof secure.
WARNING: e stabilizing jacks are for support
only and are not intended as a means of level-
ing the camper. Attempting to use the jacks as
leveling tools may result in damage to the lier
system.
4. If you plan to utilize the awning, unzip and roll out
the awning at this point. Release the awning legs lo-
cated on the front of the awning rail and place them
on the ground. Now, extend both support arms lo-
cated on the back of the awning rail, and place into
the sockets on the roof sidewall. Continue to ex-
tend the support arms until the fabric is taut, and
twist to lock. Next, extend the legs to the top pin
position on the pole.
5. It is now time to raise the roof. For electric li
systems: Once the roof latches are released, simply
push the switch on the power winch to the “up” po-
sition to raise the roof. Keep an eye on the extender
cable for indication that the roof is fully raised. To
lower the roof, push the lever on the power winch to
the “down” position. If necessary, the power winch
is equipped with a manual override feature. To ac-
cess the mount for the crank handle, remove the
round plastic cap on the motor cover. en insert
the supplied jack handle and crank the handle to
raise and lower the roof.
For manual li systems: Once the roof latches are
released insert the lier crank handle in the crank
sha, and turn it clockwise to raise the roof. e
Flagsta lier system has an automatic brake. If
the handle is released at any time…cranking up or
down…the roof will hold its position. . Keep an eye
on the extender cable for indication that the roof is
fully raised.
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