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WARN
ING
Always make sure that the
bunk lift path is clear of
people and objects before
and during operation of
the bunk lift. Always
keep away from the bunk
lift rails when room is
being operated. The gear
assembly may pinch or
catch on loose clothing.
CAUTION
During override mode the
control has no stop
locations. Damage to the
bunk can occur during
over travel of the bunk lift
rails. Do not allow rails to
become too far out of
sync with each other. This
will cause the bunk to
bind and may cause
damage to
the bunk lift
rail.
WARNING
If the bunk was moved
while the encoder was
unplugged, the bunk
stops will need to be
reset. Consult the correct
manual or TIP Sheet for
the proper procedure.
© Copyright Power Gear Issued: January, 2013 #82-S0531, Rev. 0B
Read, understand, and follow all instructions in this test before starting.
Test 1: Use this test only if the slide out room can be moved while in override
mode (see manual #3010002675). To enter Override mode:
1. Write down the number of flashes indicated by the red and green LED's on the
touch pad for reference later.
2. Remove the touch pad from the wall.
3. Press and hold the "sets stops/clear fault" button on the back of the touch pad for 5
seconds. Both LED's
will come on solid, after 5 seconds the Green LED will flash and
Red will stay solid.
4. Press and hold all the motor buttons on the back of the touch pad. Press the UP or
DOWN button on the front of the touch pad until the room moves at least 12" in either
direction. Once the room is moved 12", release the UP or DOWN button. The Bunk
Lift Control box times out after 2 minutes of no movement. If it times out, start
process over beginning with step 3.
5. If the room will not operate in override mode, proceed to Test 2
(document number 82-S0532), or contact Lippert Components at www.lci1.com.
Note: All the harnesses need to stay plugged in during this test.
Dual Planetary Gear Motor Sync
with Control Box 1510000199
Bunk Lift In-wall Encoder Testing
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