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DROP DOWN BED
Manual Alu-Line bed operation weight of occupants in any other position. FITTED EQUIPMENT
instructions
- When in the lowered position, the maximum
- W hen the vehicle is in motion, the bed must user payload (occupants and bedding plus
be in the stowed (up) position. locker contents is 250kg).
- When in the stowed position, the only item - P lease ensure the bunk nets are properly
on top of the bed should be the mattress and fixed in place when using the bed to prevent
bedding. Do not use the area on top of the the possibility of falling from height
bed as additional storage.
- T o raise the bed back into its stowed
- B efore lowering the bed for use, ensure position, press the release button and lift
the area below is clear of people and it back up. If the bed is difficult to raise, it
obstructions. may be that there is too much weight in the
• T his is especially important in beds over lockers. Remove some items and try again.
garages.
- In order to lower the bed for use, press the
release button on the frame and pull the bed
down.
• W atch the bed as it comes down to ensure - Please ensure the bed is fully returned to
it remains level and free from obstructions. its ‘up’ position and that the release button
has returned to its resting position before
• P lease note - the bed is counter balanced travelling.
to account for the weight of the mattress,
bedding, lockers (where applicable) and - P lease do not attempt to lubricate the sytem
locker contents. If the bed lockers are - this may damage the seals on the gas
overloaded, this will cause the bed to struts which give the counterbalanced action.
fall more easily than rise and if they are If the bed remains difficult to operate after
empty, it may be difficult to pull the bed adjusting the locker weights as described
down. It may be desirable for users to add above then please check for physical
or remove contents from the lockers as obstructions before contacting your dealer
necessary to achieve the required ease of for further advice.
movement.
- Ensure the bed is fully lowered before
accessing the bed.
• The bunk nets and ladder have been
designed to work at this height, and the
mechanisms of the bed will not support the
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