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Chassis Information --- Section 10
The Executive 2005
465
Prior to Leveling:
There are some essential steps to follow prior to operating the leveling system:
• Select a level site if possible. If the site is not level, select another site or park the
motorhome with the front facing downhill.
• Lower the air suspension by stepping on the brake several times until system air pressure is
below 60 psi. With the ignition on, push and hold the Air Dump switch to lower the suspen-
sion. This reduces the amount the jack will need to extend before making contact with the
surface.
• Prior to any leveling procedures it is important that all jacks be in contact with the ground
to stabilize the frame. This reduces the ability of any one jack to induce excessive
stress/twist to the frame as would extending one jack without the others supporting the
frame. No single jack should be used to solely level the motorhome.
• If additional height or surface support is needed, construct a 1' x 1' wooden block made
from two pieces of ¾" plywood for a total thickness of 1½". Drill hole in corner and use
awning wand to slide wooden block under jack pad.
• The Automatic function of the leveling system should only be engaged when the surface is
relatively level and solid to prevent excess twist/stress to the frame.
When manually operating the system, lower the front jack first to create a pivot point
for the chassis that will reduces stress/twist to the chassis and body of the motorhome.
Torsion stress is significantly reduced when operating the system properly. Incrementally
extend all jacks, rather than over-extending a single jack. Damage resulting from
improper leveling procedures and excess twist/stress can range from windshield dam-
age to jamming of the entry door.
• The remote control switches will operate with a minimum of 7.5 Volts DC. Optimum
requirements for operating the system are voltages above 9.6 Volts DC.
Leveling System Safety Features:
The leveling system has safety features to prevent a jack from extending during travel. The control
panel will not activate until these safety features are in place.
• Turn the ignition switch to the ACC position.
• Place the transmission in Neutral.
Apply the parking brake.

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