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• OxiClean®
• Mild liquid detergent
• Resolve® Carpet Cleaner
Most of the above items can be purchased at local hardware stores, and RV or Marine dealers
or supply stores.
Setting Up The Front and Rear Beds
The front bed is equipped with canvas straps to hold the bunk
mats in place while not in use. Unhook the canvas straps by
using the clips at the top edge.
1. Unlock and release the exterior locks that hold the bed
board in place.
2. The bed board is supported by cables attached to the
RV. Slowly lower the bed board (DO NOT drop the bed
board) into position. Maintain pressure on the bed board
until the cables are fully extended. Pull the tent canvas
out and over the edges of the bed board.
3. From the interior, place the “claw” end of the bed
bow brace onto the curved window bow (Fig. A).Push
the bed bow brace outward and upward while press-
ing the second button from the curved end of the bed
bow brace. Insert the end of the brace into the bracket
mounted on the shelf, just past the rst button (Fig. B).
Release the button.
4. Attach the hinge cover to the bed board by placing the
Velcro strip on the hinge cover onto the Velcro strip on
the bed board and pressing rmly.
5. Push the bunk mats onto the bed board. Unfold the
hinged mat and slide on to the bed platform. Fold the
canvas straps under the front edge of the small bed mat.
Condensation can be prevalent if proper ventilation is
not used. It can exist whether or not a heater is used.
Leaving a small opening in each bunk zipper to permit
air to ow through and allow the tent to “breathe”. It
will help minimize the possibility (see Condensation).
Dropping the bed board could cause undue pressure on the RV, cable and bed
board.
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