Knapen Trailers K200 - Uncoupling

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4 General use of trailer
4.2 Uncoupling
Only uncouple a trailer with a load if the load is positioned so that the trailer cannot tilt!
Step Disconnect
1
Place the truck in a straight line in front of the trailer,
on a level and solid surface. Lift the trailer up to the
maximum using the rear axle suspension of the truck.
2
Lower the landing legs to 5 cm above the ground.
Lowerthesemi-trailer'sairsuspensioncompletely.
3
Disconnect the couplings, hoses and electricity
(see 4.6)
4
Place the wheel wedges in front of/behind the
wheels in the possible rolling direction.
5
Releasethekingpinlockingdeviceonthefthwheel
of the truck and drive the truck 20 cm forward
20
cm
6
Lowerthetruck'srearaxledowntotheminimum
height
7
Now drive the truck completely from underneath
the trailer. Do this without touching the trailer and
withoutlosinggreasefromthefthwheel.
Prevent polution in the air lines
Correct Incorrect
All air lines have a air connection with a closing lid.
Always close after uncoupling the air connection on
the head board.
Hang up the air lines again after uncoupling. This
prevents sand/polution in the air connections, which
can enter the EBS modulator through the compressed
air.