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Katherene: To the right of the entrance door steps, on the lower half of the trailer, there is a hatch which contains the lift pump and a battery. The battery must be charged or, you can raise the trailer if it is plugged into a 20 AMP house receptacle.
To Raise or Lower the top, look just inside the door on the left hand side, at the bottom of the wall and there will be another small door. Inside is an electrical Rocker switch and a cable. To lower the top (after you have established a power source) Push the top half of the switch to raise the trailer, then pull the cable to release the saftey catch. Now push the bottom half and the traoler top should lower BUT, BEWARE/DANGER !!! Make sure that there is NOTHING on the counter tops or table top. Close all cabinet doors. Also, be sure the hatches on the outside are closed. When the top comes down it comes down very fast.
Yes to oil and grease. If you don't have an owners manual you should contact the factory and request one. Otherwise, you will have to "wing it" and just lube away (I use spray lithium grease) anything and everything. Also, have the wheel bearings checked and repacked. Good luck ! |
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