Lippert HAPPIJAC - Operation; Control Switch Operation; Upper Trolley Functionality; Stowing & Un-stowing Upper Trolleys

Rev: 06.30.22 Page 7 CCD-0001575
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Fig. 9
Operation
Control Switch
NOTE: Upper and lower trolleys move together, unless bunk platform trolleys are stowed.
The upper and lower trolleys are operated from the control switch (Fig 8). Pressing and holding the switch in
the UP position (Fig. 8A) moves the trolleys upward. Pressing and holding the switch in the DOWN position
(Fig. 8B) moves the trolleys downward.
Upper Trolleys
The upper trolleys are only used to support a bed platform. Bed platform rails (Fig. 9A) are secured to the tab
brackets (Fig 9B) and the bed platform rests on the platform rails.
Fig. 8
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NOTE: Bed platform has
been removed
for clarity.
The upper trolleys can be locked into place with bunk pins (Fig.9C) or the Automatic Bunk Lock-up System
Option on the next page.
To stow with bunk pins:
1. Run the beds up to the FULL UP stop.
2. Insert the locking pins through the trolley rails.
3. Lower the bottom bunk to the desired height.
To un-stow with bunk pins:
1. Run the beds up to the FULL UP stop.
2. Remove the locking pins from the trolley rails.
3. Lower both bunks until top bunk rests on the bunk stop and the lower bunk is at the desired height.
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