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POP TOP
LOWERING THE ROOF
1. Lower the top bunk bed (if optioned) into the horizontal position ensuring that the
switch adjacent the fridge is engaged. Note: If the bunk is not lowered there will
be no power to the actuator circuit.
2. Ensure that everything inside the van is prepared for travel. All objects that
protrude above the bottom edge of the canvas (including but not limited to the top
of the fridge cabinet, the top of the storage shelving along the passenger side
of the van, the top of the washing machine/ vanity cabinet and the top of the
bunk) must be removed and stowed appropriately. Failure to do so may result in
damage to the ceiling panel or cabinetry.
3. Prepare the inside of the van for transitioning back to transport configuration
including:
• Zip all canvas windows shut.
• Remove the shower head from the holder, wrap in a towel and place on the
shower floor.
• Unroll and zip all canvas doors closed.
4. Stand outside the van and slowly lower the roof, pausing to check at regular
intervals that there are no obstructions inside the van. When the roof is lowered
approximately half way, complete a walk around to ensure that the canvas is
folding in the correct direction and not protruding outside the edge of the roof.
5. Continue to lower until the roof is approximately 10 centimetres (4 inches) from
the fully lowered position and complete another walk around to ensure that the
canvas is fully inside the seal on the roof.
6. Lower the roof until the actuators are fully retracted. Complete a final walk
around to ensure that the seal on the roof is contacting the body all the way around.
7. Set the suspension to travel height
8. Using the RedArc panel, switch off all power to internal lights.
9. Close and lock the main door.
10. Return the stair to the travel position
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