In your 5th wheel garage there is a conversion bed and drop down bunk. Here’s how to operate it: – Hit the bed switch on the wall and it will drop down – Once the bed is all the way down, pick up your backrest on each side – Underneath the cushions, there are drop down legs for extra support – You’re ready to lounge! To learn how to lower the bunk beds in your 5th wheel, watch the video tutorial below.     Is there a How-To video you’d like to see? Let us know in the comment…

  Here’s how you operate your hide-a-bed sofa: – Take off the cushions – Grab underneath the bottom seat cushion and pull up – When the bed is out unfold the legs – Release the bed to the ground – Lay down the back portion of the seat – Your bed is ready! To learn more about your sleeper sofa, watch the video tutorial below.     Is there a How-To video you’d like to see? Let us know in the comment section below and check out last week’s How-To Video.  

  Your RV may be equipped with a power privacy shade, which would be on the front windshield. It’s operated with a dashboard switch. It also seconds as a sun visor, so when you’re driving down the road you can use it to block the sun. As the shade comes down, it will stop at its set point. There is a safety feature that’s built into the sun visor to prevent your screen from going down too far and obstruct your driving. To learn more about your shade screen, watch the video tutorial.     Is there a How-To video…

  You have a monitor screen on your dashboard that shows your rear and side camera views. The rear camera also serves as a backup camera. When you put on your turn signal the camera automatically switches over to the side you’re going to, which makes changing lanes easier and eliminates blind spots. To learn more about your cameras, check out the video tutorial below.     Is there a How-To video you’d like to see? Let us know in the comment section below and check out last week’s How-To Video.  

    Here’s how to level your trailer: – Unhook the trailer from your vehicle – Get in front of your trailer, squat down low and evaluate if the trailer is too low or too high – Use your crank tongue jack up or down, depending on the adjustments that need to be made – Your trailer is equipped with four stabilizer jacks (two in the front, two in the back) – Use your crank to turn your jack clockwise to bring the jack down – Grab your block, put it under your jack and crank down – Repeat this…

  If your chassis battery is dead and you need to get your coach running again, you can use your house batteries to jump off your battery. Here’s how: – Hold down on the battery boost button and start your engine – If it doesn’t start up, release the key and continue to hold down the switch – Wait a minute or two to provide enough charge to fill your battery – You should be ready to go! To learn more about your battery booster, watch the video tutorial below.     Is there a How-To video you’d like to…

    Here’s what you need to do to level and stabilize your coach when you arrive at your campground: – Keep your engine running and turn on your power gear level series power button – A “wait” light will display while the system turns on – Once the wait light goes out, hit the automatic button which will drop your jacks and level out your coach – When your system is level, both your “jacks down” and “auto” light will be on as well as a green indicator in the middle of the pad to show completion – Your…

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  This is how to operate your HWH leveling system: – Turn the engine on and start with the air suspension – To operate the system, select ‘air’ on the HWH computerized leveling panel – Push it once and then once more (two times total) to activate the system – The system will begin dumping the airbags – If you see the yellow lights are still on your leveling panel, that means your coach is still leaning to the side the lights are on – Once your coach is level, the yellow lights will go out – Now your system…