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"Providing Access to the World"International Corporate Hdqrs: P.O. Box 310 Winamac, IN 46996 USA
1-800-THE LIFT (219) 946-6153 FAX: (219) 946-4670
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5230096-03September 1996
August 1998Revision
Braun Series 03 and later 1996 and newer Chrysler Entervan IIBraun Series 03 and later 1996 and newer Chrysler Entervan II®®
Owner's/Service Manual forSeries 03 and laterFully-Automatic1996 and newer Chrysler
Entervan® II
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Congratulations
We at The Braun Corporation wish to express our fullest appreciationon your new purchase.
With you in mind, our skilled craftsmen have designed andassembled the finest lowered floor vehicle available.
This manual includes operating instructions, servicing instructions,and instructions for troubleshooting, if needed.
Your Entervan® II is built for dependability, and will bring you years ofpleasure and independence, as long as the maintenance is performed regularlyand the Entervan® is operated by an instructed person.
THE BRAUN CORPORATION
Ralph W. BraunChief Executive Officer
Immediately upon receiving:
Warranty/Registration Instructions
Examine your Entervan® for any damage. Notifythe carrier at once with any claims.
Two warranty/registration cards (shown right)are supplied with each Entervan®. One islabeled “Dealer” and the other is labeled“Owner." The dealer must process the cardlabeled “Dealer." The consumer must fill out thecard labeled “Owner” and mail it to The BraunCorporation. Warranty details are provided inthe Warranty section within this manual.
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The Braun Serial No./Series No. identification decal (shown below) is located on the Entervan® driver'sdoor jamb. This I.D. tag contains the product identification information provided on the Warranty/Registration card. Record the information in the space provided below. This information must beprovided when filing a warranty claim or ordering parts. See the Return Authorization sectionfor further details.
RETAIN THIS INFORMATION FOR FUTURE USE. HAVE THIS INFORMATION WHEN FILING AWARRANTY CLAIM OR ORDERING PARTS!
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Sincerely,
1014 S. MONTICELLO P.O. BOX 310 WINAMAC, IN. 46996 219•946•6153
VIN # 1B4GP54R4TB154992ENTERVAN # 5200096-03 SERIAL 1203ENG. SERIES 03 ENG. RAMP SERIES 02MFG 07/20/96 DOOR OP. SERIES 02PAINT CODE INT - DIU35799KNEELING 1 EXT - DBU5069
Sample: Identification Decal
Entervan® Model No.
Engineering Series No.
Serial No.
Ramp Series No.
Door Operator Series No.
Date of Manufacture
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Sample: Warranty/Registration Card
EntervanModel No. Kneeling
Door OperatorSeries No.Serial No.
RampSeries No.
EngineeringSeries No.
5200096 - 03 - 1203 - 02 - 02 - 1
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Contents
Section 1: Operation
Entervan II Features and Options ....................... 2, 3
Safety Precautions ................................................ 4-6
Pre-Operation Notes and Details
Control Switches ............................................. 7-10
Dash-Mounted Kneel andOpen/Close Switches .................................... 8
Rear Wall-Mounted Manual/Auto andOpen/Close Switches .................................... 8
Mini Remote Control Transmitter .................. 9
Full Size Remote Control Transmitter ........... 9
Passenger Door Outside Key Entry ............ 10
Kneel Actuator Manual/Auto Switch ............ 10
Kneeling Feature .......................................... 11, 12
Automatic Power Door ........................................12
Automatic Power Ramp ................................13, 14
Driver Side Slide Door ........................................14
Ramp Safety .......................................................15
Wheelchair-Equipped Occupant Seat Belts ........15
Stabilizing Wheelchairs ................................ 15, 16
Wheelchair Orientation and SecurementDuring Transport ................................................ 16
Operation Procedure Review ............................. 16
Preventative Maintenance ..................................17
Door Locks and Anti-Theft (Alarm) System ........17
Power Operating Instructions ................................18
Passive Access (Non-Wheelchair) Instructions ...19
Ramp Removal Instructions ............................ 20, 21
Manual Operation
Door and Ramp ManualOperating Instructions .................................. 21, 22
Kneel Actuator Manual ReleaseInstructions .................................................. 23, 24
Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint ................ 25-29
Chrysler Easy-Out Roller™ Rear Bench Seat ........ 29
Quick-Release Front Seats .............................. 30, 31
Spare Tire Mount and Storage Cabinet .................32
Tire Changing .................................................... 32, 33
Section 2: Maintenance
Maintenance and Lubrication Schedule .......... 34-36
Section 3: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Diagnosis Chart .................... 37-42
Auxiliary Power Supply for Dealer-InstalledPower Seat or Tie-Down ......................................... 44
Wiring Diagram (Fold Out) ........................... 45A, 46A
Electrical Schematic (Fold Out) .................. 45B, 46B
Section 4: Repair Parts
Power Door Operator Assembly ............................47
Power Ramp Motor Assembly ............................... 48
Ramp Assembly ...................................................... 49
Kneel Actuator Assembly ...................................... 50
Kneel Actuator Manual ReleaseLever Assembly ...................................................... 51
Passenger Door Outside Key Entry Assembly .... 51
Decals ................................................................. 52-57
Section 5: Specifications and Dimensions
Specifications ......................................................... 58
Dimensions ............................................................. 59
Section 6: Warranty
Warranty ............................................................ 60, 61
Return Authorization Procedure ........................... 61
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Entervan II Features and Options
Normal (Non-Kneeled) Position Kneeled (Lowered) Position
Power Slide Door Power RampStandard Features:
The Braun Series 03 1996 and newer Chrysler Entervan IIconversion offers the following standard features inaddition to the Chrysler Mini-Van chassis equipment.
Electromechanical Power Kneeling Rear Suspen-sion with On/Off and Override Features: “Kneeling” isthe lowering and raising motion of the Entervan electro-mechanical rear suspension (shown above). The kneelfeature reduces the slope of the ramp when deployed. AKneel On/Off Switch, an Out-of-Park Override and aMechanical Override are incorporated in the electrome-chanical power kneeling system. See pages 11 and 12for further details.
Power Slide Door with Manual Release Feature:The power door and lowered floor configuration provides52-3/4" clear vertical passageway. See page 12 fordetails.
Removable Power Ramp with Manual ReleaseFeature and Passive Access Feature: See pages 13and 14 for further details.
Passive (Non-Wheelchair) Access: This featureallows passive (non-wheelchair) access to the passengerside slide door opening when desired. See page 19 forfurther details.
Lowered Floor from Rear Axle to Firewall: Thisfeature provides additional headroom (57-1/2" floor-to-ceiling at center of van), and further reduces the slope ofthe power ramp when deployed. See Position C in theillustration and photos on the opposite page.
Lowered Driver-Side Second Sliding Door: TheBraun Corporation Entervan II conversion is available forChrysler Mini-Van chassis equipped with the driver-sidesecond sliding door option only.
Quick-Release Driver Seat: For the wheelchairoccupant who chooses to drive the Entervan II, this seat(Position A) can be removed and adaptive driving
systems custom tailored for the individual can be pur-chased from and installed by your local dealer. 56" floor-to-ceiling headroom is provided at this seating position.See pages 30 and 31 for seat removal and installationinstructions.
Quick-Release Front Passenger Seat with FloorTrack for Wheelchair and Occupant Securement: Thisseat (Position B) can be removed and the seat locationcan be utililized by a wheelchair occupant. 56" floor-to-ceiling headroom is provided at this seating position.
Floor Track for Wheelchair and Occupant Secure-ment in Mid-Point Lowered Floor Area: Floor trackprovided in the mid-point lowered floor area (Position C)can be utililized for restraint of wheelchair passenger(s).Wheelchair capacity at mid-point may have limitationsbased on the physical dimensions of specific wheelchairs.See pages 25-29 for details and instructions for wheel-chair and occupant restraint.
Forward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt/Track System: One Forward-Facing Wheelchair andOccupant Belt Kit is supplied for the restraint of onewheelchair and occupant only. Additional belt kits can bepurchased. The belt kit is used in conjunction with thefloor track. See pages 25-29 for details and instructionsfor wheelchair and occupant restraint.
Easy-Out Roller™ 3-Passenger Bench Seat at Rearof Vehicle: See page 29 for further details.
Auxiliary Power Supply for Dealer-Installed PowerSeat or Electric Tie-Downs: See page 44 for details.
Interior Spare Tire Mount/Storage Cabinet: Seepages 32 and 33 for details.
Color-Coded Control Switches: Color-coded andfunction-labeled control switches that correspond to thecolor coding and switch function labels which appear onthe Power Operation Instructions decal are provided
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Entervan II Features and Options
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Horizontal “A” Track
Wheelchair Seating Positions: Wheelchairpassengers shown depict the availablewheelchair seating positions. Wheelchaircapacity at mid-point (Position C) may havelimitations based on the physical dimensionsof specific wheelchairs.
Horizontal “A” Track
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Rear Wall-MountedControl Switches
Easy-Out® 3-PassengerBench Seat
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Dash-Mounted Control Switches
Power Ramp Operator Horizontal “A” Track
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Horizontal“A” Track
Horizontal“A” Track
Wheelchair Positions
inside the Entervan (dash and rear wall locations).See pages 7-10 for details.
Remote Control: Two mini remote controltransmitters are supplied for automatic operationof kneeling, door and ramp functions. See page 9for details.
Passenger Door Outside Key Entry System:An outside key entry incorporated in the frontpassenger side door lock activates the automaticoperation of kneeling, door and ramp functions aswell as operating the passenger door lock. Seepage 10 for details.
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• Extra Wheelchair and Occupant Securement System• Full Size Remote Control Transmitter• Extra Mini Remote Control Transmitter• Remote Start
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This symbol indicatesimportant informationregarding how toavoid a hazardoussituation that couldresult in minor per-sonal injury or prop-erty damage.
C CAUTIONments (if included) is providedfor your safety. Familiarity withproper operation instructionsas well as proper maintenanceprocedures are necessary toensure safe, troublefreeoperation. Safety precautionsare provided to identify poten-tially hazardous situations andprovide instruction on how toavoid them.
All information containedin this manual and supple-
Safety Precautions
SAFETY FIRST! Know That....
Note: Additional information provided to help clarify or detail a specific subject.
These symbols will appear throughout this manual as well as on the labels posted on your Entervan.Recognize the seriousness of this information.
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If the operatinginstructions, manualoperating instructionsand/or safety precau-tions are not fullyunderstood, contactThe Braun Corpora-tion immediately.Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
Read this manual, supplement(s) and the Chrysler-suppliedvehicle owner's manual before operation. Read and becomefamiliar with all safety precautions, pre-operation notes anddetails, operating instructions and manual operating instruc-tions before operation. Note: Wheelchair passengers,wheelchair attendants, Entervan drivers and Entervanoperators must read and become familiar with the contentsof this manual and supplement(s) before operation.
Load and unload on level surface only.
Engage vehicle parking brake before operation.
Provide adequate clearance outside the vehicle to accom-modate the ramp.
Safety Symbols
Safety Precautions
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Do not operate Entervan if you suspect damage, wear or any abnormal condition.
Keep clear of area in which the door and ramp operate.
Close driver-side slide door before loading and unloading wheelchair passengers.
Wheelchair passengers must position and secure (buckle, engage, fasten, etc.) thewheelchair-equipped occupant seat belt before loading onto the wheelchair ramp.
Be aware of the Entervan ramp slope (angle).
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Safety Precautions
Do not board an Entervan ramp if you or your attendant are intoxicated.
The wheelchair must be positioned in the center of the ramp when loading and unloading.
Load and unload clear of vehicular traffic.
Keep clear of area in which the vehicle kneels (lowers).
Do not activate control switches when anyone is near the area in which door operates,ramp operates or vehicle kneels.
Do not disengage vehicle transmission from Park “P” when a wheelchair passenger is onthe ramp.
Do not press KNEEL switch to NO position when a wheelchair passenger is on the ramp.
Do not overload or abuse the ramp. The design load capacity is 600 pounds.
Do not grip detachable wheelchair parts when assisting to stabilize wheelchair.
Do not drive Entervan with the rear of the vehicle in the kneeled (lowered) position.
Keep this manual and the Chrysler-supplied vehicle manual in the Entervan at all times.
Replace missing, worn or illegible decals.
Do not remove any guards or covers.
Do not use accessory devices* not authorized by The Braun Corporation.
Do not use an Entervan for towing. Towing with an Entervan is prohibited.
Do not install a raised top kit on an Entervan.
Never modify (alter) a Braun Corporation Entervan.
Manual Operation
Clear ramp path before performing manual unfold procedures. Ramp will free-fall.
Be certain door is fully open when manually unfolding and folding the ramp during manualoperating procedures.
Keep clear of moving parts when manually operating door and/or ramp.
Remote Control
Be aware of the location and condition of the remote control transmitter at all times.Accidental activation of switches may cause unintended operation.
Do not operate remote control unit with anyone on the ramp or near the area in which dooroperates, ramp operates or vehicle kneels.
Discontinue remote control use immediately if any unexplained and/or improper operationoccurs. Contact your dealer or call The Braun Corporation at 1-800-THE LIFT.
Do not interface after-market control systems* with a Braun Entervan.
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* See page 6 for The Braun Corporation After-Market Control Systems Policy.
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Safety Precautions
Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint
No product developed to date can guarantee successfulsecurement of the wheelchair, even at low speeds, in theevent of an accident. The Braun Wheelchair and OccupantBelt/Track System does meet the most widely referencedFederal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards used for contempo-rary restraint equipment. However, this equipment does notensure stability of the wheelchair in the event of an accidentat any speed.
The Wheelchair and Occupant Belt/Track System suppliedwith this unit must be utilized as specified within this manual.
Read and become familiar with all Forward-Facing Wheel-chair and Occupant Belt/Track System Instructions asspecified in this manual prior to installation or operationprocedures. If the instructions are not fully understood,contact The Braun Corporation immediately.
WARNINGIf the operatinginstructions, manualoperating instructionsand/or safety precau-tions are not fullyunderstood, contactThe Braun Corpora-tion immediately.Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
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When using wheelchair restraints not supplied with the Entervan, read and become familiarwith all installation and operation instructions supplied with your particular wheelchairrestraint system prior to installation or operation procedures. If the instructions are not fullyunderstood, contact the manufacturer immediately.
Non-Wheelchair Passenger Restraint
Observe all local, state and federal laws for specific seat belt usage requirements.
Refer to Chrysler-supplied owner's manual for instructions regarding passenger (childrenand adults) restraints.
Quick-Release Front Seats
Quick-release front seat securement devices must be fully engaged before occupyingseats or operating vehicle.
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Chrysler Easy-Out Roller™ Seats
Install, remove and operate ChryslerEasy-Out Roller™ seats as detailed inChrysler owner's manual.
Tire Changing and Jacking
Follow all jacking and tire changinginstructions and safety precautions in theChrysler-supplied owner's manual whenchanging a flat tire or raising the vehicle.
All Precautions
Failure to follow these safety precautionsmay result in serious bodily injury and/orproperty damage.
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The Braun Corporation manufacturesdedicated control systems for it's products(i.e., wheelchair lifts, door operators, rampsystems, kneeling systems). These controlsystems have been designed and tested foruse in conjunction with specific Braunproducts. Braun control systems are theonly control systems authorized for use withBraun products. Do not attempt to interfaceafter-market control systems with Braunproducts. To do so may result in seriousbodily injury and/or property damage.For information about the proper controlsystem for a specific Braun product, contactThe Braun Corporation at 1-800-THE LIFT.
Braun Corporation After-MarketControl Systems Policy
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Pre-Operation Notes and Details
The Entervan II provides fullyautomatic operation of theelectromechanical “kneeling”system, the passenger side slidedoor and the ramp. Refer toEntervan II Features and Options(pages 2 and 3), and referencedsections in this manual foridentification and explanation ofEntervan features and functions.
Terminology: The term“KNEEL” appearing within thismanual and on operating instruc-tions decals is a reference to thelowering and raising motion of theEntervan electromechanical rear
suspension. The term “OPEN”indicates the opening motion ofthe power slide door, and“CLOSE” indicates the closingmotion of the power slide door.The term “UNFOLD” indicates thelowering motion of the ramp tothe deployed position. The term“FOLD” indicates the raisingmotion of the ramp to the vertical(stowed) position.
Contact The Braun Corporationimmediately if any of this informa-tion is not understood. Call 1-800-THE LIFT.
Read and becomefamiliar with all safetyprecautions, pre-operation notes anddetails, operatinginstructions andmanual operatinginstructions prior tooperation. ContactThe Braun Corpora-tion immediately ifthis information is notfully understood.Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
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Color Coding: Entervan IIinterior-mounted control switchesare color-coded and function-labeled to correspond to the colorcoding and switch-function labelsthat appear on the Power Opera-tion Instructions decal (posted onthe interior wall panel above thepower door operator).
The color of the symbol corre-sponds to the color of the switchto be used. Color coding appliesto the interior-mounted controlswitches only.
Triangular-shaped color-codedsymbols appear on the PowerOperation Instructions decal. Thedirection of the symbol corre-sponds with the direction theswitch should be activated(pressed) to produce the intended
Control Switches
function. = Press switch UP,and = press switch DOWN.
Although the remote controltransmitter OPEN and CLOSEswitches are not color-coded,the functions activated by remotecontrol transmitter OPEN andCLOSE switches are identical tothe functions activated by theinterior-mounted OPEN/CLOSEswitches.
The outside key entry activatesthe same functions as the interior-mounted yellow OPEN/CLOSEswitches and the remote controltransmitter OPEN and CLOSEswitches.
Control switch details are pro-vided in this section.
Do not activatecontrol switches whenanyone is near thearea in which dooroperates, rampoperates or vehiclekneels. Failure tofollow this rule mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
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Pre-Operation Notes and Details
Control Switches (continued)
Rear Wall-Mounted Control Switches
Control Switches(Detail Photo Below)
Black MANUAL/AUTO Switch
Press the black MANUAL/AUTOswitch to the MANUAL (up)position before performingManual Ramp Operating Proce-dures.
Press the black MANUAL/AUTOswitch to the AUTO (down)position before performingautomatic Power OperatingProcedures.
MANUAL/AUTO OverrideSwitch: This switch must bepressed to the AUTO positionbefore automatic (power) rampfunctions can be activated.Pressing this switch to theMANUAL position allows thepower ramp to be manuallyoperated in event of power orequipment failure. This switchmust be in the MANUAL positionwhen performing Manual RampOperating Procedures.
OPEN/CLOSE Switch: Thisswitch is identical to the dash-mounted OPEN/CLOSE switch inappearance and operation.
Yellow OPEN/CLOSE Switch
Press the yellow OPEN/CLOSEswitch to the CLOSE (up)position to fold (raise) the ramp,close the automatic door andactivate the “kneel” system*.
Press the yellow OPEN/CLOSEswitch to the OPEN (down)position to open the automaticdoor, unfold (lower) the ramp andactivate the “kneel” system*.
Yellow OPEN/CLOSE Switch
Press the yellow OPEN/CLOSEswitch to the CLOSE (up) posi-tion to fold (raise) the ramp, closethe automatic door and activatethe “kneel” system*.
Press the yellow OPEN/CLOSEswitch to the OPEN (down)position to open the automaticdoor, unfold (lower) the ramp andactivate the “kneel” system*.
Red KNEEL Switch:
Press the red KNEEL switch tothe YES (up) position to turnthe “kneel” system* on.
Press the red KNEEL switch tothe NO (down) position to turnthe “kneel” system* off.
Dash-Mounted Control Switches
* The KNEEL switch turns the“kneeling” system on and offonly. Pressing the OPEN/CLOSE switch automaticallyactivates the “kneeling” featureto lower the vehicle if the reddash-mounted KNEEL switchis in the YES (up) position.Pressing the CLOSE switchactivates the “kneeling” featureto raise the vehicle if the reddash-mounted KNEEL switchis in the YES (up) position.
See page 11 for overall view ofdash-mounted control switches.
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Pre-Operation Notes and Details
The remote control OPEN andCLOSE switches activate thesame functions as the Entervan-mounted yellow OPEN/CLOSEswitches. Two mini remotecontrol transmitters (shown here)are supplied with all Entervans.
Press the OPEN switch to openthe automatic door and unfold(lower) the ramp. Note: Press-ing the OPEN switch also acti-vates the “kneeling” feature tolower the vehicle if the red dash-mounted KNEEL switch is in theYES (up) position.
Mini Remote Control Transmitter Switches
Note: A full size (larger) remotecontrol transmitter (shown below) isavailable as an option. Operationprocedures for both transmittersare identical. The remote controlsystem has an operating range of35 feet.
Press the CLOSE switch to fold(raise) the ramp and close theautomatic door. Note: Pressingthe CLOSE switch also activatesthe “kneeling” feature to raise thevehicle if the red dash-mountedKNEEL switch is in the YES (up)position.
WARNINGRead manual before operating. Do not operate this control unit with anyone on or near the area in which the ramp operates or the vehicle kneels (lowers). Failure to follow these rules may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage.
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Do not interface after-market control systems**with a Braun Entervan.
The remote control OPEN andCLOSE switches activate thesame functions as the Entervan-mounted yellow OPEN/CLOSEswitches. The full size remotecontrol transmitter (shown here)is available as an option only.
Press the OPEN switch to openthe automatic door and unfold(lower) the ramp. Note: Press-ing the OPEN switch also acti-vates the “kneeling” feature tolower the vehicle if the red dash-mounted KNEEL switch is in theYES (up) position.
Full Size Remote Control Transmitter (Option) Switches
Note: Two mini remote controltransmitters (shown above) aresupplied with all Entervans. Op-eration procedures for both trans-mitters are identical. The remotecontrol system has an operatingrange of 35 feet.
Press the CLOSE switch to fold(raise) the ramp and close theautomatic door. Note: Pressingthe CLOSE switch also activatesthe “kneeling” feature to raise thevehicle if the red dash-mountedKNEEL switch is in the YES (up)position.
WARNINGRead manual before operating. Donot operate this control unit withanyone on or near the area in whichthe ramp operates or the vehiclekneels (lowers). Failure to follow these rules may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage.
Remote Control Unit
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Do not interface after-market control systems**with a Braun Entervan.
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The Braun Corporation manu-factures dedicated controlsystems for it's products (i.e.,wheelchair lifts, door operators,ramp systems, kneeling sys-tems). These control systemshave been designed and testedfor use in conjunction with
specific Braun products. Brauncontrol systems are the onlycontrol systems authorized foruse with Braun products.
Do not attempt to interface after-market control systems withBraun products. To do so may
result in serious bodily injuryand/or property damage.
For information about theproper control system for aspecific Braun product, contactThe Braun Corporation at 1-800-THE LIFT.
** Braun Corporation After-Market Control Systems Policy:
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Pre-Operation Notes and Details
Passenger Door Outside Key Entry
Control Switches (continued)
An outside key entry is incorpo-rated in the passenger side frontdoor lock. The outside key entryactivates the same functions asthe interior-mounted yellowOPEN/CLOSE switches and theremote control transmitter OPENand CLOSE switches. Thevehicle OEM door key activatesthe outside key entry system aswell as operating the passengerdoor lock. See your Chryslerowner's manual for detailsregarding door locks.
OPEN: Insert the key and turn itclockwise (toward front of vehicle)to open the automatic door andunfold (lower) the ramp. Note:Turning the key clockwise alsoactivates the “kneeling” feature tolower the vehicle if the red dash-mounted KNEEL switch is in theYES (up) position.
CLOSE: Insert the key and turn itcounterclockwise (toward rear ofvehicle) to fold (raise) the rampand close the automatic door.Note: Turning the key counter-clockwise also activates the“kneeling” feature to raise thevehicle if the red dash-mountedKNEEL switch is in the YES (up)position.
CLOSEOPEN
Delay Feature: When activatingthe OPEN functions using theoutside key entry, the key unlocksthe door and then there is a twosecond delay before the Enter-van power functions are acti-vated. This delay feature onlyoccurs when activating theoutside key entry and only occursduring the OPEN function.
1. Press MANUAL/AUTO switch to MANUAL position.2. Pull detent pin.3. Pull red handled lever fully.4. Insert detent pin in lever hole.
Note: Pull detent pin, return lever to original position and press MANUAL/AUTO switch to AUTO position before performing electric procedures.
KNEEL ACTUATORMANUAL RELEASE
Use only if vehicle will not raise electrically.
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Kneel Actuator MANUAL/AUTO Switch
The Kneel Actuator MANUAL/AUTO switch is mounted in theKneel Actuator Manual Releaseassembly. The Kneel ActuatorManual Release assembly islocated behind the driver's sideslide door. This switch must be
in the AUTO position before theelectromechanical power kneelingsystem can be activated. TheMANUAL/AUTO switch must bepressed to the MANUAL positionin order to manually release thekneel actuator.
Do not press this switch to theMANUAL position unless youhave experienced kneel actuatorpower or equipment failure. Seepages 23 and 24 for further details.
Kneel Actuator MANUAL/AUTO Switch
Press the black MANUAL/AUTOswitch to the MANUAL (up) positionbefore performing Kneel ActuatorManual Release Procedures.
Press the black MANUAL/AUTOswitch to the AUTO (down)position before performing auto-matic Power Kneeling Operations.
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MANUAL/AUTOOverride Switch
Pre-Operation Notes and Details
Whenever parking yourEntervan and before utilizingany Entervan features, alwaysengage the vehicle transmis-sion in Park “P” and engagethe vehicle parking brake.
Transmission: The vehicletransmission must be engagedin Park “P,” before operatingthe Entervan automatic fea-tures. Entervan power functioncontrol switches cannot beactivated if the vehicle transmis-sion is not in Park.
MANUAL/AUTO OverrideSwitch: The MANUAL/AUTO
override switch must bepressed to the AUTOposition before the auto-matic ramp can be acti-vated. This switch islocated on the passenger-side interior wall panel,above the power dooroperator as shown at right.See Control Switches onpage 8 also.
Kneel Actuator MANUAL/AUTO Switch: The KneelActuator MANUAL/AUTOswitch must be pressed to theAUTO position before the electro-mechanical “kneeling” system can
Kneeling Feature
Red Kneel Switch
The red dash-mounted KNEELswitch turns the “kneeling” systemon and off. This switch providesthe option of kneeling the vehiclewhen operating the power doorand power ramp. The optional“kneeling” feature can only beturned on and off by the dash-mounted red KNEEL switch. SeeControl Switches on page 8.
Press the red KNEEL switch tothe YES position to turn the“kneel” system on. Press the redKNEEL switch to the NO positionto turn the “kneel” system off.With the KNEEL switch in theYES position, the rear of thevehicle will automatically lowerwhen either of the two interior-mounted yellow OPEN/CLOSEswitches is pressed to the OPENposition for two seconds orlonger.
Delay Feature: The OPENswitch must be pressed for twoseconds or longer before the“kneel” system is activated. Oncethe “kneel” system is activated,
be activated. See photos anddetails on opposite page.
“Kneeling” is the lowering andraising motion of the Entervanelectromechanical rear suspen-sion. The kneel feature lowersthe rear of the vehicle. See thephotos on page 2.
The Entervan operator has theoption of using the kneelfeature or not. Activating thekneel feature to lower the rearof the vehicle reduces the slopeof the ramp when deployed.
WARNING
Keep clear of areain which the vehiclekneels (lowers).Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury.
Do not activate the kneelsystem when anyone is nearthe underside of the vehicle.Kneel (lower) the Entervanon level surfaces only.
the rear of the Entervan will con-tinue to lower regardless if one ofthe control switches is continued tobe pressed.
Pressing the remote control OPENswitch or turning the passengerdoor outside key entry key clock-wise (toward front of vehicle)activates the “kneel” function in thesame manner.
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Driving an Entervanin the kneeled (low-ered) position mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
Pre-Operation Notes and Details
WARNING
Keep clear of area inwhich the dooroperates. Failure todo so may result inserious bodily injury.
Keep clear of areain which the auto-matic power dooroperates. Becertain no person orobstruction is withinthe path of the doorwhen opening orclosing the door.
Keep children clear of the door and ramp paths(operating areas) during door and ramp opera-tion. Keep body parts and obstructions clear ofarea in which door operates. Keep clear of allpower door moving parts. Do not place anybody part or obstruction in the path of theautomatic door, the door gear rack or otherpower door moving parts. Do not attempt togrip or hold the door or door gear rack.
The automatic door can be activated by eitherinterior-mounted yellow OPEN/CLOSE switch, theremote control switches or the passenger dooroutside key entry. See pages 7-9 for further detailsregarding these Entervan controls.
You must continue to press the OPEN switch orturn the outside key entry key clockwise throughoutthe entire door opening function (until the doorstops - opens fully). You must continue to pressthe CLOSE switch or turn the outside key entry keycounterclockwise throughout the entire door closingfunction to close the door fully.
Manual Operation: If you experience power orequipment failure, refer to the Door and RampManual Operating Instructions on pages 21 and 22.
Automatic Power Door
When the red KNEEL switch is in the YES position,the vehicle will automatically raise when either of thetwo Entervan-mounted yellow OPEN/CLOSEswitches are pressed to the CLOSE position.Pressing the remote control CLOSE switch orturning the passenger door outside key entry keycounterclockwise (toward rear of vehicle) activatesthe “kneel” function to raise the rear of the Entervanin the same manner.
Note: If the vehicle is in the kneeled position andthe red KNEEL switch is pressed to the NO position,the rear of the vehicle will raise automatically. Donot press the KNEEL switch to the NO positionwhen a wheelchair passenger is on the ramp!
Out-of-Park Kneeling Override: If the Entervan isin the kneeled position and the vehicle transmissionis disengaged from Park “P,” the rear of the vehiclewill automatically raise. This feature eliminatesthe possibility of unintentionally driving the Entervanwith the rear of the vehicle in the lowered position.When the transmission is disengaged from Park, thekneel actuator is electrically activated. Whenactivated, the actuator shaft extends to raise therear of the vehicle to the normal position. Do notdisengage the transmission from Park when a
Kneeling Feature (continued)
wheelchair passenger is on the ramp!
Mechanical Kneeling Override: In the event thatthe Entervan is in the kneeled position and youexperience power or equipment failure, the KneelActuator Manual Release (Override) feature allowsthe rear of the vehicle to be raised to the normalposition. Further details and Kneel Actuator ManualRelease Instructions are provided on pages 23 and24.
Do not continue todrive the Entervanwith the rear of thevehicle in the loweredposition. Attemptingto drive the Entervanwith the rear of thevehicle in the loweredposition will result in anextremely rough andunstable ride, andcould possibly result in injury and/or vehicledamage. The vehicle would ride as if it did not haveany rear suspension. In the event of a kneelsystem failure, have the kneel system repairedimmediately.
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Pre-Operation Notes and Details
Automatic Power Ramp
WARNINGBe certain there isadequate clearanceoutside the Entervanbefore unfolding theautomatic ramp.Approximately 56inches clearancemust be provided toaccommodate theramp.
Provide adequateclearance outside ofvehicle to accom-modate ramp.Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
Keep clear of area in which the automatic powerramp operates. Be certain no person or obstruc-tion is within the path of the ramp when unfolding orfolding the ramp.
Keep all passengers and bystanders clear of thearea in which the ramp unfolds and folds (inside andoutside the vehicle). Keep children clear of theramp path (operating area) during ramp opera-tion. When inside the vehicle, all non-wheelchairpassengers should be seated and restrained usingthe Chrysler-equipped (OEM) seat belts as detailed
Do not grip or holdramp fold arm!
in your Chrysler-supplied owner's manual. Wheel-chair passengers must be positioned and restrainedas detailed in the Wheelchair and Occupant Re-straint instructions on pages 25-29. Properly seatedand restained passengers will be clear of rampmovement.
Keep body parts and obstructions clear of thearea in which the ramp operates. Keep clear ofall power ramp moving parts. Do not attempt togrip or hold the ramp or ramp folding mecha-nism (fold arm and bearing assembly).
WARNINGKeep clear of area in which ramp operates.
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WARNINGKeep body parts and obstructions clear of area in which ramp operates.
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Wall
Keep clear of the areain which the ramp foldsinto the door opening.
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Pre-Operation Notes and Details
WARNINGClose slide door before loading and unloading wheelchair passengers.
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Door
Driver Side Slide Door
Close the driver-side slide door before loadingand unloading wheelchair passengers. Operatethis slide door as detailed in your Chrysler-suppliedowner's manual. To provide a safer environment forsmall children and wheelchair passengers, activatethe Child Protection Door Lock as outlined in yourChrysler-supplied manual. When the child locksystem is engaged, the door can only be openedfrom the outside. Always make sure the sliding dooris fully latched any time the vehicle is in motion.
Close the driver-side slide doorbefore loading and unloadingwheelchair passengers!
The automatic ramp can be activated by eitherinterior-mounted yellow OPEN/CLOSE switch, theremote control switches or the outside key entry.See pages 7-10 for further details regarding theseEntervan controls.
Delay Feature: After the door is fully open, aminimum two second delay will occur before theramp starts to unfold. This delay feature is requiredin order to utilize the Passive (Non-Wheelchair)Access feature. The delay allows the operatoradequate time to release the OPEN switch once thedoor is open - preventing the automatic rampunfolding operation from starting. The ramp assem-bly can then be manually rotated out of the vehicleallowing passive (non-wheelchair) access to thedoor opening if so desired. See page 19 for Pas-sive (Non-Wheelchair) Access details.
Ramp Unfolding Notes: When unfolding the ramp,the ramp motor stops running when the rampreaches the nearly-horizontal position (approxi-mately 6" - 8" above ground level). The ramp
continues to slowly lower the remaining distanceby the force of gravity.
When the ramp has unfolded beyond the vertical(90°) position and you stop activating the DOWNfunction, the ramp may continue to unfold veryslowly. This gravity-activated unfolding of the rampmay not be visibly detected until an approximate 75°angle is reached.
Ramp Folding Note: You must continue to pressthe CLOSE switch or turn the outside key entry keycounterclockwise through the entire ramp foldingfunction to fold the ramp fully (stowed position). Ifthe ramp has not folded fully (beyond vertical - 90°position) and you stop activating the CLOSE func-tion, the ramp may unfold (deploy) by the force ofgravity as explained above.
Manual Operation: If you experience power orequipment failure, refer to the Door and RampManual Operating Instructions on pages 21 and22.
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Pre-Operation Notes and Details
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Ramp Safety
Wheelchair passengers and attendants (whenapplicable), must use basic common sense andgood judgement regarding ramp safety. The BraunCorporation recognizes that each wheelchairpassenger has a unique set of physical abilitiescombined with the physical characteristics of his orher wheelchair that dictate the method in which heor she will enter and exit their Entervan. Conse-quently, the procedures for safe operation outlinedin this manual are general in nature.
Follow all safety instructions regarding torso re-straints, stability, balance, weight distribution anduse of attendants as specified in the owner's manualsupplied with your wheelchair. Determine, establish
and practice ramp boarding and exiting proceduresunder the direction of your health care professional,your wheelchair representative, and your Entervansales representative (dealer) to ensure your abilityto do so safely.
Never board an Entervan ramp if you or yourattendant are intoxicated. The wheelchair must bepositioned in the center of the ramp at all times.You must be able to clearly view the ramp wheneverboarding and and exiting the vehicle.
It is the responsibility of the wheelchair operatorto enter and exit the Entervan on the ramp in thesafest manner.
Stabilizing Wheelchairs
Powered and manual wheelchairs are designed toremain upright and stable during normal operation.All activities which involve movement in a wheel-chair have an effect on the combined center ofgravity of the occupant and wheelchair. Be awareof the Entervan ramp slope (angle). The slope of
the ramp has a direct effect on the center of gravity.Keep in mind your center of gravity and your abilityto maintain stability and balance.
Do not operate your wheelchair on the Entervanramp without assistance if your are unable to
WARNINGBe aware oframp slope.
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maintain stability and balance.Counterbalance devices (anti-tippers) may be available fromyour wheelchair representativeto enhance stability andbalance.
Do not tilt your wheelchairwithout assistance. Operatethe wheelchair at a slow andconstant speed when on the
WARNING
Position and secure(buckle, engage,fasten, etc.) thewheelchair-equippedoccupant seat beltbefore loading ontothe wheelchair ramp.Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
Different types of disabilities require different typesof wheelchairs and different types of wheelchair-equipped occupant restraint belt systems (torsorestraint). It is the responsibility of the wheelchairpassenger to have his or her wheelchair equippedwith an occupant restraint (seat belt) under thedirection of their health care professional.
Wheelchair attendants should be instructed on anyspecial needs and/or procedures required for safetransport of wheelchair passengers.
The Braun Corpora-tion recommendswheelchair passen-gers position andbuckle their wheel-chair-equipped seatbelt (torso restraint),as specified by themanufacturer, beforeloading onto awheelchair ramp.
Wheelchair-Equipped Occupant Seat Belts
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Stabilizing Wheelchairs (continued)
WARNINGBe aware oframp slope.
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ramp. Do not acceleratesuddenly when on the ramp.Do not raise the front wheel-chair wheels (pull wheelie)when on the Entervan ramp.
The aid of an attendant stabiliz-ing the wheelchair is recom-mended for optimum safety.Wheelchair passengers whointend to enter and exit theirEntervan without the assistance of an attendantmust determine the safest and most practicalmethod and orientation of entering and exiting theEntervan based on the physical characteristics oftheir personal wheelchair and his or her physicalcapabilities to maintain stability while the wheelchairis in motion on the Entervan ramp.
It is the responsibility of the wheelchair operatorto enter and exit the Entervan on the ramp in thesafest manner.
attendant must graspthe push handles (orother) securely.Detachable wheel-chair parts such asarms or legrests mustnever be used forhand holds or liftingsupports. Doing socould result in thedetachable partsbeing inadvertentlydetached from the
WARNING
Do not grip detach-able wheelchair partswhen assisting tostabilize wheelchair.Doing so may resultin serious bodilyinjury and/or propertydamage.
wheelchair resulting in possible injury to thewheelchair occupant and/or the attendant.
Wheelchair Attendants: When assisting a wheel-chair occupant, remember to use good body me-chanics. Keep your back straight and bend yourknees. When the wheelchair is on the ramp, the
The Braun Corporation recommends wheelchairpassengers and their attendant(s) review thematerial contained in this manual with your Entervansales representative (dealer), before attemptingoperation. Any questions or concerns can beanswered by your dealer at that time.
Using your own wheelchair and personal atten-dant (if applicable), operate the Entervan through all
Operation Procedure Review
functions and enter and exit the vehicle with yourdealer on hand to ensure the Entervan is right foryou as the end user, (applicable for your use basedon your physical abilities and the physical character-istics of your personal wheelchair). Practice usingthe wheelchair and occupant belt/track system withyour sales representative on hand. Become familiarwith the proper operation of all Entervan features.
Wheelchair Orientation and Securement During Transport:
The wheelchair and occupant must face the front ofthe vehicle and must be secured using the For-ward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt/
Track System when riding in the Entervan. Seepages 25-29 for Wheelchair and Occupant Re-straint details.
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Pre-Operation Notes and Details
Preventive maintenance consisting of carefulinspections of your Entervan systems should be apart of your routine. Simple inspections can detectpotential kneel, door or ramp malfunctions. Regularpreventive maintenance evaluations will reducepotential operation down time and increase theservice life of the Entervan, as well as enhancingsafety. During routine inspections, operate allEntervan systems and note the following:
• Do the control switches function properly?• Does the kneel feature function properly?• Does the automatic door function properly?• Does the automatic ramp unfold and fold properly?• Is the power source adequate or weak?
Inspect the wheelchair and occupant restraint belts,buckles and hardware. If there is any sign ofdamage, wear, abnormal condition or improperoperation, discontinue Entervan use immediately.Contact your dealer or call The Braun Corporation at
Preventive Maintenance
1-800-THE LIFT. One of our national servicerepresentatives will direct you to an authorizedservice repairman who will inspect your Entervan.
Preventive maintenance visual inspections do nottake the place of the procedures specified in theMaintenance/Lubrication Schedule. The proceduresoutlined in the detailed Maintenance/LubricationSchedule provided in this manual must be per-formed at the recommended scheduled intervals.
Exposure to harsh weather elements or environmen-tal conditions may reduce the service life of Entervansystems. Road salt used to melt snow and ice innorthern climates as well as salt water climates tendto corrode components more rapidly. Extreme dustyor sandy conditions can cause contamination andreduce the effectiveness of lubrication. If yourEntervan is exposed to these types of harsh condi-tions, have your maintenance and lubricationprocedures performed often.
Opening the power slide door using either interior-mounted yellow OPEN/CLOSE switch or using theremote control OPEN switch does not disarm theChrysler factory-equipped (OEM) Anti-Theft System(if equipped). If you open the power slide doorusing one of these Entervan controls before unlock-ing a vehicle door, the alarm system will betriggered.
Always disarm the alarm system before opening
Door Locks and Anti-Theft (Alarm) System
the power slide door. You can disarm the alarmsystem by unlocking the driver door, front passengerdoor or liftgate with the door key. You can alsodisarm the system by pressing the OEM remotekeyless entry transmitter UNLOCK button.
See your Chrysler-supplied (OEM) owner’s manualfor further details regarding the Remote KeylessEntry System (if equipped) and the Anti-TheftSystem (if equipped).
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Entervan II Power Operating Instructions
TO FOLD RAMP AND CLOSE DOOR:
Press the CLOSE switch or turn the Outside KeyEntry key counterclockwise until the ramp foldsfully and the door closes fully.
Note: You must continue to press the CLOSEswitch or turn the Outside Key Entry key counter-clockwise through the entire ramp folding anddoor closing functions.
TO TURN POWER KNEELING OFF:
Press the red KNEEL switch to the NO (down)position.
FOR POWER KNEELING:
Press the red KNEEL switch to the YES (up)position. Note: See Kneeling Delay above.
TO OPEN DOOR AND UNFOLD RAMP:
Press the OPEN switch or turn the PassengerDoor Outside Key Entry key clockwise until thedoor opens fully and the ramp unfolds fully.Release switch or key. Note: See Key EntryDelay above.
Note: After the door is fully open, a minimumtwo second delay will occur before the rampstarts to unfold. Note: See Ramp Delay above.
Note: Engage the vehicle transmission in“Park,” engage the vehicle parking brake andpress the MANUAL/AUTO override switch tothe AUTO position before operation.
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familiar with all safetyprecautions, pre-operation notes anddetails, operatinginstructions andmanual operatinginstructions beforeoperation. Failure todo so may result inserious bodily injuryand/or propertydamage.
WARNINGWARNINGBe aware oframp slope.
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The instructions provided below outline the step-by-step procedures required to operate the automatickneel, door and ramp systems. These instructionsalso appear on Power Operation instructions decal#52211 (posted on the interior wall panel above thepower ramp motor assembly).
Review the Pre-Operation Notes and Detailssection for detailed information regarding all
Entervan controlswitches, functions andoperating procedures.
Manual Instructions:Refer to the ManualOperating Instructionson pages 21-24 if you experience power or equip-ment failure.
Kneeling Delay: The red dash-mounted KNEELswitch turns the “kneeling” system on and off. Therear of the vehicle will automatically “kneel” (lower)when one of the OPEN controls is activated for twoseconds or longer. The OPEN control must beactivated for two seconds or longer before the“kneel” system lower function is activated. Seepages 11 and 12 for further details.
Ramp Delay: After the door is fully open, a mini-mum two second delay will occur before the rampstarts to unfold. See Passive (Non-Wheelchair)Access on the following page for further details.
Key Entry Delay: When activating OPEN functionsusing the outside key entry, the key unlocks thedoor and then there is a two second delay beforethe Entervan power functions are activated.
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When in the stowed (folded)position, the ramp assembly canbe manually rotated out of theslide door opening. This featureallows passive (non-wheelchair)access to the passenger sideslide door opening when desired.The ramp assembly can also bemanually removed (details onfollowing page).
The ramp assembly pivots(rotates) on two axles (top andbottom) when the ramp latch isdisengaged. The front of theramp is secured to the vehiclefloor with a cable activatedspring-loaded latch.
The ramp latch is located at floorlevel at the front of the ramp (seePhoto B). The latch is activatedby a release cable. The release
Passive (Non-Wheelchair) Access Instructions
ARelease Knobcable is routed upward throughthe front slide door post interiorpanel. The cable is equippedwith a knob for use as a latchrelease handle (see Photo A).The knob is located adjacent tothe front top corner of the ramp(when ramp is in stowed posi-tion).
Open the door fully beforemanually rotating ramp. Re-lease the OPEN switch as soonthe door is fully open.
Delay Feature: After the door isfully open, a minimum two seconddelay will occur before the rampstarts to unfold. The delay allowsthe operator adequate time torelease the OPEN switch (oroutside key entry), once the dooris open - preventing the automaticramp from unfolding.
Do not attempt to fold or unfoldthe ramp when the latch isdisengaged or the ramp is inthe passive position (rotated outof vehicle).
The instructions provided belowoutline the step-by-step proce-dures required to manually rotatethe ramp. These instructions alsoappear on Passive (Non-Wheel-chair) Access Instructions decal#18515 (posted on the front slidedoor post interior wall paneladjacent to the release knob).
CAUTION
• Open door fullybefore rotating ramp.
• Do not fold or unfoldramp when ramplatch is disengagedor ramp is in passiveposition (rotated outof vehicle).
Failure to follow theserules may result inpersonal injury and/orproperty damage.
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B
For Passive (Non-Wheelchair) Access:
1. Press the OPEN switch or turn the Outside KeyEntry key clockwise until the door opens fully.Release switch or key (see Delay Feature above).
2. Pull cable knob UP fully to unlatch ramp. SeePhoto A.
3. Manually rotate ramp OUT. See Photo C. Se-cure and support the ramp during passengeraccess. Caution: Do not force ramp open. Donot attempt to activate the power ramp when inthe passive position (rotated out of vehicle).
To Store Ramp and Close Door:
1. Manually rotate ramp IN fully to latch ramp.
2. Press the CLOSE switch or turn the Outside KeyEntry key counterclockwise until the door closesfully.
Ramp Latch
Ramp
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Ramp Removal Instructions
When in the stowed (folded)position, the ramp and motorassembly can be manuallyremoved from the vehicle. Openthe door fully before manuallyremoving the ramp. Releasethe OPEN switch (or outsidekey entry), as soon as the dooris fully open.
The front of the ramp is securedto the vehicle floor with the cableactivated Passive Access latch.The latch must be disengaged inorder to remove the ramp. Seeprevious page for PassiveAccess details and photos.
D
Jumper (loose)
Ramp Wiring HarnessConnected
RampMotor
Ramp Wiring HarnessDisconnected
9-Circuit Sockets
The rear of the ramp and motor assembly is secured to the reardoor post with a hairpin cotter. See Photo F. The hairpin cottermust be removed in order to remove the ramp.
CAUTION
Disconnect rampmotor wiring harnessbefore removing ramp.Failure to do so willresult in damage.
Disconnect the ramp motorharness before removing theramp. Failure to do so will resultin damage. The power ramp motorelectrical wiring harness is locatedwithin the interior wall panel by theramp motor as shown in Photos Dand E. Depress the locking tabs todisconnect the 9-circuit sockets.
Note: A jumper wire assembly is attached to the main wiringharness. Install the jumper wire 9-circuit socket in the mainharness 9-circuit socket that the ramp motor harness was con-nected to. See Photos D and E. Connecting the jumper wireprovides power to the door operator when the ramp is removed.
The instructions provided below outline the step-by-step proce-dures required to manually remove the ramp.
G
Flat washer positions on floor rotationaxle.
Hairpin Cotter
Ramp Motor Assembly
F
Ramp Removal Instructions:
1. Press the OPEN switch or turn the Outside KeyEntry key clockwise until the door opens fully.Release switch or key.
2. Disconnect the ramp electrical wiring harness.See Photo D. Note: It may be necessary topartially rotate the ramp to access the wiringharness and jumper wire.
3. Connect the jumper wire to the main electricalharness. See Photo E.
E
Note: Ramp rotated for clear viewof wiring harness and jumper wirein Photos D and E.
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Ramp Removal Instructions
Ramp Removal Instructions (continued):
3. Remove the hairpin cotter from the top ramp pivotaxle. See Photo F on previous page.
Note: Keep the hairpin cotter when removing theramp. The hairpin cotter must be repositionedwhen reinstalling the ramp assembly.
4. Pull release knob UP fully to unlatch ramp. SeePhoto A on page 19.
5. Grip both sides of the ramp assembly and lift up.Manually remove ramp. See Photo G on previ-ous page. Use good body mechanics when
removing the ramp. Keep your back straight andbend your knees when lifting the ramp.
Note: Keep the flat washer positioned on thefloor rotation axle when removing the ramp. Thewasher must be repositioned when reinstallingthe ramp assembly. See Photo G.
Reverse procedures to install ramp.
Note: Be certain the flat washer and hairpincotter are repositioned when reinstalling the rampassembly.
Door and Ramp Manual Operating Instructions
WARNING
• Clear ramp pathbefore performingmanual unfoldprocedures. Rampwill free-fall.
• Be certain door isfully open.
• Keep clear ofmoving parts.
Failure to followthese rules mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
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performing manual ramp operatingprocedures. Keep your backstraight and bend your knees whenfolding (lifting) the ramp.
Operate door and/or rampmanually ONLY if either cannotbe operated electrically.
MANUAL/AUTO Switch Release Handle
Notes: The vehicletransmission must beengaged in Park “P” andthe parking brake must beengaged before perform-ing all manual operationprocedures.
The MANUAL/AUTOswitch must be in theMANUAL position beforeperforming manual rampoperation procedures.
If you experience power or equip-ment failure, refer to the step-by-stepinstructions on the following page tomanually operate the slide door andramp. Manual operation instructionsalso appear on Manual Operationinstructions decal #52212 (posted onthe power ramp motor housing).
Note: It is recommended to have anassistant aid in performing manualoperating procedures. Many wheel-chair passengers will not be able toperform manual operating proce-dures. An assistant may be re-quired.
Use good body mechanics when
A red manual door releasehandle is located rear of thepower ramp as shown. In theevent you experience poweror equipment failure, the slidedoor can be opened manually.Pull red manual door releasehandle UP fully to release(disengage) the door opera-tor. Push the release handleDOWN fully to re-engage thedoor operator.
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Door and Ramp Manual Operating Instructions
WARNING
• Clear ramp pathbefore performingmanual unfoldprocedures. Rampwill free-fall.
• Be certain door isfully open.
• Keep clear ofmoving parts.
Failure to followthese rules mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
The power ramp cannot beactivated unless the MANUAL/AUTO switch is in the AUTO(down) position.
Note: The MANUAL/AUTOswitch must be pressed to theAUTO (down) position beforeperforming electric procedures.
FOLD
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Access Hole
Gear Rack
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TO UNFOLD RAMP:
1. Clear the ramp path! Note: The ramp path must be clear.The ramp will free-fall when pushed out. An assistant shouldcarefully unfold and lower the ramp to the ground from outsidethe vehicle if possible (Photo C).
2. Push top of ramp out (if an assistant is not available only). SeePhoto B.
TO FOLD RAMP:
Carefully lift and fold the ramp fully (to stowed position). SeePhoto C. Note: Remember to use good body mechanics. Assis-tants should keep their back straight and bend knees when lifting.Lift from the outboard end of the ramp. Keep body parts andobstructions clear of the area in which the ramp operates.
TO CLOSE DOOR(To Re-engage Door Operator):
1. Pull red manual door release handle UP fully. See Photo A.2. Carefully manually close door fully. Note: Be certain the power
door gear rack enters (aligns with) the access hole located in thedoor opening front door post when closing the door (Photo D).
3. Push red manual door release handle DOWN fully to securedoor. See Photo A. Note: It may be necessary for an assistantto close the door tight from outside the vehicle while engagingthe release handle.
Push ramp out if an assistant is notavailable ONLY!
B
Note: Engage vehicle transmissionin Park,engage vehicle parkingbrake and press MANUAL/AUTOswitch to the MANUAL positionbefore performing manual rampoperation procedures.
Read page 21 before proceeding!
TO OPEN DOOR(To Disengage Door Operator):
1. Pull red manual door releasehandle UP fully. See Photo A.
2. Manually open door fully.3. Push red manual door release
handle DOWN fully to secure door.See Photo A. Note: It may benecessary to push the door to therear while simultaneously securingthe door with the handle.
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WARNING
Driving an Entervanin the kneeled (low-ered) position mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
Press kneel actuatorMANUAL/AUTOswitch to MANUAL(up) position beforepulling the kneelactuator manualrelease lever. Failureto do so may result inproperty damage.
CAUTION
Kneel Actuator Manual Release Instructions
Mechanical Kneeling Override: A manual releasefeature is built into the electric actuator-poweredelectromechanical kneel system. In the event thatthe Entervan is in the kneeled position and youexperience power or equipment failure, the KneelActuator Manual Release feature allows the rear ofthe vehicle to raise to the normal position.
Manual Release Lever: A red-handled kneelactuator manual release lever protrudes out of thedriver side interior wall panel rear of the sliding door.A detent pin is inserted in the release handle. Referto the instructions provided on the following pageand appearing on Kneel Actuator Manual ReleaseInstructions decal #52215 to manually release(override) the kneel actuator.
In the event that theEntervan is in thekneeled position andyou experiencepower or equipmentfailure, do notcontinue to drivethe Entervan withthe rear of thevehicle in thelowered position.
The kneeling system is powered by an electricactuator that compresses the rear suspension whenthe actuator is retracted. The electric brake builtinto the actuator is mechanically released when thered-handled kneel actuator manual release lever ispulled. A cable is attached to the release handlewhich mechanically releases the actuator brake.When the actuator brake is released, the suspen-sion leaf springs override the actuator, resulting inthe rear of the vehicle raising.
The kneel actuatorMANUAL/AUTOswitch must bepressed to theMANUAL (up)position in order tomanually release theactuator. If the switchis not in the MANUAL(up) position, therewill be too muchphysical resistance toaccomplish themanual release.
KneelActuatorRelease
Lever
DetentPin
Kneel Actuator Manual ReleaseInstructions Decal #52215
1. Press MANUAL/AUTO switch to MANUAL position.2. Pull detent pin.3. Pull red handled lever fully.4. Insert detent pin in lever hole.
Note: Pull detent pin, return lever to original position and press MANUAL/AUTO switch to AUTO position before performing electric procedures.
KNEEL ACTUATORMANUAL RELEASE
Use only if vehicle will not raise electrically.
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Press the black MANUAL/AUTO switch tothe MANUAL (up) position before performingKneel Actuator Manual Release Procedures.
Press the black MANUAL/AUTO switch tothe AUTO (down) position before performingAutomatic Power Kneeling Operations.
Kneel ActuatorBlack MANUAL/AUTO Switch
Use Kneel Actuator Manual Release ONLYif the vehicle will not raise electrically.
MANUAL
AUTO
Do not attempt to manually release the kneelactuator if you have not experienced power orequipment failure. Damage to the manualrelease system could occur.
Note: Press the MANUAL/AUTO switch to AUTO(down) position before performing electricalprocedures. The electric actuator-powered electro-mechanical Kneel system cannot be activated if theKneel Actuator MANUAL/AUTO switch is not in theAUTO (down) position.
Attempting to drive the Entervan with the rear of thevehicle in the lowered position will result in anextremely rough and unstable ride, and couldpossibly result in injury and/or vehicle damage.The vehicle would ride as if it did not have any rearsuspension. In the event of a kneel systemfailure, have the kneel system repaired immedi-ately. Contact your dealer or call 1-800-THE LIFT.One of our national service representatives willdirect you to an authorized service repairman whowill inspect your Entervan.
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Kneel Actuator Manual Release Instructions
In the event that the Entervan is in the kneeledposition and you experience power or equipmentfailure, refer to the instructions provided below andon Kneel Actuator Manual Release Instructions
Kneel Actuator Release Lever in Normal Position.
1. Press MANUAL/AUTO switch to MANUAL position.2. Pull detent pin.3. Pull red handled lever fully.4. Insert detent pin in lever hole.
Note: Pull detent pin, return lever to original position and press MANUAL/AUTO switch to AUTO position before performing electric procedures.
KNEEL ACTUATORMANUAL RELEASE
Use only if vehicle will not raise electrically.
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Detent Pin Kneel ActuatorRelease Lever
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B
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Do not attempt tomanually release thekneel actuator if youhave not experiencedpower or equipmentfailure. Damage tothe manual releasesystem could occur.See previous page forfurther details.
Press kneel actuatorMANUAL/AUTOswitch to MANUAL(up) position beforepulling the kneelactuator manualrelease lever. Failureto do so may result inproperty damage.
CAUTION
decal #52215 tomanually release(override) the kneelactuator (raise therear of the vehicle tothe normal position).
Kneel ActuatorMANUAL/AUTO
Switch
Note: Pull detent pin, return lever tooriginal position, insert detent pinand press the Kneel MANUAL/AUTOswitch to AUTO (down) positionbefore performing electricalprocedures.
Read page 23 before performingthis procedure!
1. Press Kneel Actuator MANUAL/AUTOswitch to MANUAL (up) position. SeePhoto A.
2. Pull to remove the ringed-detent pininserted in the release lever. SeePhoto B.
3. Pull the red-handled lever fullyrearward. See Photo C.
4. Insert the detent pin in the holelocated in the lever. See Photo C.
Use the Kneel Manual Release ONLY ifthe vehicle will not raise electrically.
Kneel ActuatorManual Release Instructions
MANUAL
AUTO
WARNING
Driving an Entervanin the kneeled (low-ered) position mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
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Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint
Wheelchair passengersshown depict theavailable wheelchairseating positions.Wheelchair capacity atMid-Point (Position C)may have limitationsbased on the physicaldimensions of specificwheelchairs.
Horizontal“A” Track
Horizontal“A” Track
BA
C
One Forward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt/Track System is supplied with the Entervan II. Thissystem is provided for the restraint of one wheelchairand occupant only. Note: The Entervan can accom-modate more than one wheelchair passenger (asshown above). Additional Forward-Facing Tie-DownBelt Kits must be purchased for restraint of eachadditional wheelchair passenger. Note: Wheelchairpassengers shown depict the available seating posi-tions. Wheelchair capacity at Mid-Point (Position C)may have limitations based on the physical dimensionsof specific wheelchairs.
The Forward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt/Track System consists of:
1. “A” track mounted in the vehicle (three locationsshown above) to be used in conjunction with theForward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant beltssupplied.
2. Forward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt Kit#51140A — consisting of:
• Two adjustable over-center buckle belts forsecurement of the rear of the wheelchair.
• Two adjustable cam buckle belts for securement ofthe front of the wheelchair.
• One adjustable lap belt equipped with one “E” clipwhich installs in the vehicle-mounted “A” track andone female buckle receptacle. This lap belt isused in conjunction with the vehicle factory-equipped (OEM) upper torso shoulder harness.
Refer to the following guidelines, illustrations and theBelt Attachment Instructions on pages 26 through 29for proper use of the Forward-Facing Wheelchair andOccupant Belt/Track System.
Forward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt/Track System
Note: See page 3 for photos of horizontal “A” trackin the Front Lowered Floor Area (Position B) andthe Mid-Point Lowered Floor Area (Position C).
The Entervan II offers the following options forplacement and securement of wheelchairpassengers.
Quick-Release Driver Seat: This seat(Position A) can be removed and adaptivedriving systems custom tailored for the drivingwheelchair occupant can be purchased fromand installed by your local dealer. See pages30 and 31 for seat removal and installationinstructions.
Quick-Release Front Passenger Seat withFloor Track for Wheelchair and OccupantSecurement: This seat (Position B) can beremoved and the seat location can be utililizedby a wheelchair occupant. The wheelchairoccupant must be secured using the Forward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt/TrackSystem provided (detailed below).
Floor Track for Wheelchair and OccupantSecurement in Mid-Point Lowered FloorArea: The Mid-Point lowered floor area(Position C) can be utililized by wheelchairoccupant(s). The wheelchair occupant mustbe secured using the Forward-Facing Wheel-chair and Occupant Belt/Track Systemprovided (detailed below).
One Forward-Facing Wheelchair andOccupant Belt/Track System (detailedbelow) is supplied with the Entervan II. Thissystem is provided for the restraint of onewheelchair and occupant only.
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No product developed todate can guaranteesuccessful securementof the wheelchair, evenat low speeds, in theevent of an accident.The Braun Wheelchairand Occupant Belt/TrackSystem does meet themost widely referencedFederal Motor VehicleSafety Standards usedfor contemporaryrestraint equipment.However, this equipmentdoes not ensure stabilityof the wheelchair in theevent of an accident atany speed.
Read and becomefamiliar with all Forward-Facing Wheelchair andOccupant Belt/TrackSystem instructions asspecified in this manualprior to installation oroperation procedures. Ifthe instructions are notfully understood,contact The BraunCorporation immedi-ately. Failure to do somay result in propertydamage, serious bodilyinjury and/or death.
Note: This informationis not all inclusive andwill not cover everywheelchair installation.Each wheelchair mustbe carefully andindividually fitted,reviewed and tested toprovide maximumcomfort and protectionfor the end user.
Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint
WARNING WARNING WARNINGWhen using wheelchairrestraints not suppliedwith the Entervan, readand become familiarwith all installation andoperation instructionssupplied with yourparticular wheelchairrestraint system prior toinstallation or operationprocedures. If theinstructions are not fullyunderstood, contact themanufacturer immedi-ately. Failure to do somay result in propertydamage, serious bodilyinjury and/or death.
Instructions on page 28, (Steps 2 and 3).
C. Proper position of lap belt track attachments is withrelease keeper toward the rear away from wheelchair.
Wheelchair Securement
Two adjustable over-center buckle belts are providedfor securement of the rear of the wheelchair. Twoadjustable cam buckle belts are provided forsecurement of the front of the wheelchair. Refer to theillustrations on page 27 and the Belt AttachmentInstructions on pages 28 and 29 .
Belt Maintenance
Inspect seat belt assemblies frequently during time inservice to evaluate system for belt wear. Any defectssuch as belt cut, fraying or malfunctioning call forreplacement of the entire system including belt, buckleand hardware.
Any seat belt system exposed to environmentalconditions or climates such as dirt, mud, oil, sand,cement, and grease will severely reduce the life of thesystem. Extreme care must be taken in the inspectionof a system exposed to these conditions. The replace-ment of the system must be a top priority to ensureefficient functioning of the system and enhance thesafety to the end user.
Refer to the following guidelines, illustrations andinstructions for proper use of the Forward-FacingWheelchair and Occupant Belt/Track System.
Wheelchair Passenger Securement
One adjustable lap belt equipped with one “E” clip(keeper) which installs in the vehicle-mounted “A” trackand one female buckle receptacle is provided to beused in conjunction with the existing vehicle OEMfactory-equipped upper torso shoulder harness, forsecurement of the wheelchair occupant. Refer to theillustrations on page 27.
Lap Belt Positioning and Attachments
Refer to the illustrations on page 27.
A. Position of the lap belt buckle, after adjustment, is tobe located near hip position. The belt is to be worn lowand snugly. Adjustment of the lap belt is to be made atadjuster buckle behind the chair.
B. The lap belt must be used in conjunction with thevehicle factory-equipped upper torso shoulder harness.The latch plate side of belt must be opposite shoulderharness to properly extend shoulder harness acrossoccupant. The lap belt end fitting (keeper) must beattached to vehicle-mounted “A” track as outlined inWheelchair and Occupant Belt/Track Attachment
Forward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt/Track System Instructions
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Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint
Keeper(“E” Clip)
AdjustableLap Belt
Note: Passenger sidemid-point position shown.Driver side mid pointsecurement is a mirroredimage. Attachmentprocedures are identical.
Adjustable CamBuckle Belt
Horizontal“A” Track
Keeper(“E” Clip)
Adjustable CamBuckle Belt
Existing Vehicle FactoryOEM Installed Upper
Torso Shoulder Harness
Over-centerBuckle Belt
AdjustableLap Belt
Horizontal“A” Track
Over-centerBuckle Belt
Keeper(“E” Clip)
Keeper (“E” Clip)attachment detailsare provided on page28 (Steps 2 and 3).
Existing Vehicle OEMFactory-Equipped UpperTorso Shoulder Harness
Horizontal“A” Track
Adjustable CamBuckle Belt
Horizontal “A” Trackon Floor
Over-centerBuckle Belt
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Strap Angle Positioning:The load angle should not beless than 30° or more than 60°from vertical in a plane alongthe fitting width as shown.
1
2
3
4
5
76
Tra
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ente
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ine
LoadAngle
3" to 8"
Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint
continuedForward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt/Track System Instructions
1. Position and install the strap’strack fitting three inches to eightinches outside the front wheelwith the keeper away fromwheelchair.
2. To install the track fitting,depress the keeper and insertthe fitting (keeper end first) intothe track as shown.
3. Drop back end of fitting intotrack, and release keeper to lockas shown. Pull on fitting toensure that it is locked in track.To remove, simply reverse theprocedure.
4. Loop the other end of the straparound the front of the wheel-chair frame at a structurallysecure location and attach thesnap hook into the round ring asshown. Be careful to keep thestrap away from sharp edges orcorners.
5. Pull the tensioning strap on thecam buckle until tight. Repeatthe four steps for the other frontstrap, making certain thewheelchair is positioned perpen-dicular to the floor track.
6. Velcro* is provided to attachloose strap ends.
7. To release the tension on thestrap, press the buckle cam asshown.
*Velcro is a registered trademark ofVelcro USA, Inc.
Front Cam Buckle StrapAttachments
Read all warnings posted onpage on page 26!
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Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint
1. Position and install the strap’strack fitting below and just to theinside of the rear wheel asshown. Pull on fitting to ensurethat it is locked in track. Note:See steps 2 and 3 on theopposite page for further trackfitting (keeper) details.
2. Wrap the other end of the straparound the back of the wheel-chair frame at a structurallysecure location and attach thesnap hook into the round ring.Be careful to keep the strapaway from sharp edges orcorners.
3. Pull the tensioning strap untiltight. While maintaining tension,lift handle, close and lockhandle. Pull on buckle handle toensure that it is locked.
4. To release over-center buckle,simply pull down tensioning straptowards floor as shown.
Rear Over-Center StrapAttachments
Read all warnings posted on page 26!
Install, remove andoperate ChryslerEasy-Out™ seats asdetailed in Chryslerowner's manual.Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
WARNINGThe 3-Passenger Rear Bench Seat (standardEntervan feature) is equipped with Chrysler Easy-Out Rollers™. Refer to your Chrysler owner’smanual for removal and installation instructions forthis seat.
Chrysler Easy-Out Roller™ Rear Bench Seat
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Quick-Release Front Seats
Seat attachmentsmust be fully latchedin floor supportsbefore occupyingseats or operatingvehicle. Failure todo so will result inserious bodily injury.
Front seat removal andinstallation procedures areidentical for driver and passengerseat (driver seat photos shown).
Seat Securement Devices:The quick-release front seats areequipped with mechanical seatbase attachments that attach torecessed floor strikers (supports).Two release handles are locatedat the rear of the seat base.Squeezing the handles androtating the handles downward
disengages the attachments anddeploys the wheels. Squeezingthe handles and rotating thehandles upward engages theattachments.
A lock indicator button pops upwhen the seat is unlocked. Theindicator button returns into thehandle when the attachmentmechanism is in the fully-en-gaged position (seat base attach-ments are fully-engaged with floorstrikers) and in the fully-disen-gaged position (seat base attach-ments are fully-disengaged fromfloor strikers and wheels aredeployed).
Quick-Release Front Seats
1. Disconnect the electrical har-ness sockets (carefully pullsockets apart).
2. Squeeze the release handleslocated at the rear of the seatbases and rotate downward.Rotate the handles down fullyuntil the handles reach thelocked (horizontal) position andthe indicator buttons return intothe handles (photos B-D).
Note: A lock indicator buttonpops up when the seat isunlocked (mid-point of handlerotation). The indicator buttonsreturn into the handles when thehandles are rotated fully down(seat base attachments are fully-disengaged from floor strikersand wheels are deployed).
A B
C D
Fully-Engaged Seat Attachments
Lock Indicator Button UP(Mid-Point of Handle Rotation).
Fully-Disengaged Seat Attach-ments (Wheels Deployed)
Front Seat Removal
DIS
ENG
AGE
DIS
ENG
AGE
DIS
ENG
AGE
WARNING
Wheels Recessed Floor Supports
Release Handles
Driver's Seat Electrical Harness
Driver's Seat Base Foot Rest
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Disconnect sockets.
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Quick-Release Front Seats
F
Fully-Disengaged Seat Attach-ments (Wheels Deployed)
Front Seat Removal continued
3. Tip seat slightly backwardsand roll seat base out ofvehicle.
1. Roll seat base into position(aligning the seat baseattachments with the re-cessed floor strikers).
2. Squeeze the release handleslocated at the rear of theseat bases and rotateupward to latch the seatbase attachments with therecessed floor strikers(receptacles). Rotate thehandles up and fully forwarduntil the handles reach thelocked position and theindicator buttons return intothe handles. See photos F,G and H.
Note: Be certain all seatbase attachments are fullylatched. Read warning onopposite page!
3. Connect (plug) the electricalharness sockets.
Front Seat Installation
H
Fully-Engaged Seat Attachments
ENG
AGE
ENG
AGE
Connect sockets.
G
Lock Indicator Button UP(Mid-Point of Handle Rotation).
ENG
AGE
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Do not contact theramp when recliningor moving a passen-ger seat rearward.Doing so may resultin property damage.
CAUTION
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Spare Tire and Jack Location: Due to the modifi-cations* made to the Chrysler OEM (factory) chassisduring the Entervan conversion process, the Enter-van spare tire and jack are relocated. The spare tireis mounted to the spare tire mount and storagecabinet located inside the rear of the Entervan, notin the location outlined in the Chrysler-suppliedowner’s manual. The jack and jack handle arestored in the spare tire mount and storage cabinet.
Jacking and tire changing procedures have not beenaffected by the conversion. Detailed tire changinginstructions are provided in the Chrysler-suppliedowner’s manual. Refer to the Chrysler-suppliedmanual for tire changing instructions and safetyprecautions, as well as instructions regardingother roadside emergencies.
Altered Vehicle decal #21422 (stapled below) issupplied to notify anyone raising or changing a tireon an Entervan that the spare tire and jack havebeen relocated. Affix decal #21422 to the appropri-ate page in the Chrysler-supplied owner’s manual
Tire Cover Spare Tire Mount andStorage Cabinet
where the Tire Changing Instructions begin. In theevent that someone attempting to raise the vehicledoes not refer to this manual, Altered Vehicle decal#21422 will direct the person to the spare tire andjack storage location.
Spare Tire Mount and Storage Cabinet
Storage Cabinet Handle
Wheelchair andOccupant Belts
The storage cabinet providesstorage for the wheelchair andoccupant restraint belts. Thecabinet can also be used forstorage of roadside emergencyequipment.
Lift and rotate the handle counter-clockwise to open the cabinet.Rotate the handle clockwise andpush in to latch the handle.
* This vehicle was altered by TheBraun Corporation and as alteredit conforms to all Federal MotorVehicle Safety Standards affectedby the alteration in effect at thedate of manufacture.
Decal #21422
Tire Changing
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Tire Changing
Jack Location and Access
1. Remove spare tire as detailed at left.
2. Loosen and remove the jack storage threadedretainer stud (turn counterclockwise). Removethe jack and jack handle.
Spare Tire Access
1. Remove the tire cover.
2. Loosen and remove the retaining nut (turncounterclockwise). Remove the spare tire.
Tire Changing Instructions
1. Press the dash-mounted redKNEEL switch tothe NO (down)position. If the rearof the vehicle is inthe kneeled posi-tion, the rear of thevehicle will raiseautomatically.
Note: If you haveexperienced poweror equipment failureand the vehicle is inthe kneeled posi-tion, refer to theKneel Actuator
Follow all jackingand tire changinginstructions andsafety precautionsin the Chrysler-supplied owner'smanual when chang-ing a flat tire orraising the vehicle.Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
WARNING
Manual Release Instructions on pages 23 and 24of this manual to raise the vehicle. Kneel Actua-tor Manual Release Instructions decal #52215 isposted on the driver side interior wall panel rearof the sliding door above the red-handled manualrelease lever assembly. This decal providesinstructions for overriding the kneel system.
2. Refer to the Chrysler factory-supplied manualfor tire changing instructions.
3. Store and Secure Jack and Tire: Replace thejack and jack handle in the spare tire mount andstorage cabinet and resecure. Secure the flat tireto the spare tire mount and storage cabinet.
Compact Spare Tire: The compact spare tireand wheel assembly (if so equipped), is foremergency use only (not for continuous use).The compact tire should only be used for theminimum length of time (mileage) required to getto a tire service center. Have the proper (original- full size) tire repaired or replaced immediately.Repair or replace the spare tire if worn or dam-aged.
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Retaining Nut Jack Storage Threaded Retainer Stud
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Maintenance andlubrication proce-dures should beperformed as speci-fied by authorizedservice personnel.Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
WARNING
Maintenance and Lubrication Schedule
Inboard (floor) ramp hinge
Outboard ramp extension hinge
Ramp fold pick-up bearing
Ramp extension cable
Wheelchair and occupant restraint belts(❖visually inspect before every use)
Inspect removable front seat bases for properengagement of latching mechanisms
Ramp fold arm bearing slot
Ramp rotation (Passive Access) top and bottompivot points
Passive Access ramp latch
Passive Access ramp latch cable. See CableAdjustment in General Inspection section ifrelease knob does not seat properly in the knobretainer bracket (knob contacts bracket prevent-ing positive latching).
Clean and lubricate with * Light Oil
Clean and lubricate with * Light Oil
Lubricate with * Light Oil
Inspect for proper alignment, securement ordefects such as cuts, fractures, etc. Resecure,replace or otherwise correct as needed
Inspect for any defects such as cuts, fraying orany malfunction of belt, buckle or securementhardware. Replace immediately if defective.
Replace or correct as needed
Lubricate with * Light Grease
Lubricate with * Light Oil
Inspect for proper operation, wear or damage.Lubricate with * Light Oil
Inspect for proper operation, wear or damage.Resecure, replace or otherwise correct asneeded.
Perform all procedures listed in previous section also
4 Weeksor 100Cycles❖
continued
1 Yearor
1250Cycles
Normal vehicle maintenance must beperformed as outlined in the Chrysler-supplied owner’s manual. Thismaintenance is not the responsibilityof The Braun Corporation. Refer tothe Warranty section of this manualfor details regarding The BraunCorporation Entervan Warranty.
Have an authorized service repairmanperform the following Entervanmaintenance and lubrication proce-dures at the scheduled intervalsaccording to the number of cycles orelapsed time, whichever comes first.Discontinue Entervan use immedi-ately if maintenance and lubricationprocedures are not or cannot beproperly performed, or if there is anysign of improper operation, damage,wear or any abnormal condition.
Contact your dealer or call The BraunCorporation at 1-800-THE LIFT. Oneof our national service representativeswill direct you to an authorized servicerepairman who will inspect yourEntervan.
Proper maintenance is necessary toensure safe, troublefree operation.Apply lubricants as outlined in thechart below. Note: Severe conditions(weather, environment, heavy usage,etc.) may require more frequentmaintenance. When replacing lubedcomponents, be sure to lubricateduring installation procedures.
* Lubricants specified within theschedule are available from The BraunCorporation. Part numbers of theselubricants are provided on page 36.
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Correct or adjust as needed
Replace if needed
Tighten, lubricate, adjust microswitches,replace defective parts or otherwise correct asneeded
Inspect for obstructions and clean
Realign, tighten, lubricate, replace defectiveparts or otherwise correct as needed.
Cable Adjustment: Loosen cable securementAllen screws at knob and insert cable furtherand resecure. Remove knob and shorten cable(1/8" intervals) if needed only.
Resecure, adjust microswitches, replacedefective parts or otherwise correct as needed.Note: See Ramp Motor Assembly explodedview on page 48.
Replace defective parts or otherwise correct asneeded
Realign, resecure, adjust, lubricate, replacedefective parts or otherwise correct as needed.Note: See Kneel Actuator Assembly explodedview on page 50 also.
Maintenance and Lubrication Schedule
General Inspection
Inspect ramp fold arm for proper alignment withramp pick-up bearing
Inspect ramp fold arm bearing slot for excessivewear or damage
Inspect ramp for proper operation and positivesecurement
Lower power slide door track
Passive Access system - inspect:
• Latch for proper operation (apply * Light Oil)• Latch mounting hardware for positive
securement (loose or missing mountinghardware)
• Release cable for positive securement,alignment, wear, or other damage
• Release knob retainer bracket for positivesecurement, deformation, or other damage
• Does release knob seat properly in the knobretainer bracket? See Cable Adjustment ifknob contacts bracket preventing positivelatching.
• Passive Access latch pin (bolt assembly) forpositive securement, wear, misalignment, orother damage
• Missing or damaged ramp retaining hairpincotter and/or floor rotation flat washer
• Top and/or bottom ramp pivot points (axlesand/or bearing surfaces) for deformation,wear or other damage (apply * Light Oil)
Remove ramp motor cover and inspect:
• Motor mounting bolts for securement (looseor missing)
• Ramp fold arm securement (key)• Microswitches securement and adjustment• Microswitch wires and terminals for secure-
ment or damage
Inspect ramp, ramp fold arm and hinge assem-blies for broken welds, stress fractures, etc.
Inspect Kneel actuator assembly for:
• Actuator mounting bolts securement (looseor missing)
• Actuator shaft/chain bearing slots forexcessive wear or damage
• Actuator shaft/chain bearing slots forlubrication (* Light Grease)
(continued)
1 Yearor
1250Cycles
continued
continued
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Maintenance and Lubrication Schedule
General Inspection * continued
Realign, resecure, adjust, lubricate, replacedefective parts or otherwise correct as needed.Note: See Kneel Actuator Assembly explodedview on page 50 also.
Resecure, repair or replace
Resecure, repair or replace
Replace if worn, missing or illegible. SeeDecals on pages 52-57.
15807
Specified (recommended) Available BraunLubricant Type Lubricant Amount Part No.
Light Penetrating Oil LPS2, General Purpose 11 oz.(30 weight or equivalent) Penetrating Oil Aerosol Can
Light Grease Lubriplate 14 oz.(Multipurpose) Can
Refer to the Maintenance/Lubrication Schedule for recommended applications per number of cycles or elapsed time.
* Light Oil
* Light Grease 15805
continued
Inspect Kneel actuator assembly for:
(continued)
• Actuator shaft/chain bearing lock collars forsecurement
• Inspect chain for misalignment, wear ordamage (apply * Light Grease)
• Inspect chain cotter pins for securement• Inspect chain UHMW idler for securement,
wear, damage or misalignment• Inspect electrical harnesses for positive
connections, proper routing, wear or otherdamage
• Inspect proximity switch mounting screws• Inspect polyethylene hose for positive
connection, routing, kinks, holes, wear orother damage
• Release cable mounting bracket mountingbolts securement (loose or missing)
• Release cable securement (turnbuckleconnection at motor, threaded mountingstud at mounting bracket and all jam nuts)
• Release cable alignment, routing, kinks,wear, or other damage
Inspect power cable
Inspect ground cable
Decals
1 Yearor
1250Cycles
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Troubleshooting Diagnosis Chart
If a problem occurs with your Entervan, discontinue operation imme-diately. Contact your dealer or call The Braun Corporation at 1-800-THE LIFT. One of our national service representatives will direct you toan authorized service repairman who will inspect your Entervan.
The cause of the problem can be determined by locating the functionand related symptom in the Troubleshooting Diagnosis Chart. Thespecific cause and remedy can then be determined by process ofelimination. An Electrical Schematic and a Wiring Diagram are pro-vided for troubleshooting diagnosis. A Repair Parts section (Section 4)with exploded views and corresponding parts lists is provided. Correctthe problem if possible. If the problem continues, contact The BraunCorporation.
WARNING
Troubleshooting andrepair proceduresmust be performedas specified byauthorized servicepersonnel only.Failure to do so mayresult in seriousbodily injury and/orproperty damage.
FUNCTION SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
1.00NO
OPERATION
1.10No Power
To EntervanSystems
(Circuit Problem)
1.20Power toEntervanSystemsBut No
Operation
1.11 Poor ground connection1.12 Battery terminals dirty1.13 Battery defective1.14 Battery discharged1.15 12 volt source
1.16 Circuit breaker faulty
1.21 Transmission not in Park1.22 MANUAL/AUTO switch(s) not in
AUTO position1.23 Park Interlock microswitch
harness disconnected ordefective
1.24 Park Interlock microswitch out ofadjustment or defective
1.25 Loose connection1.26 Broken wire1.27 Wire terminal1.28 Switch defective1.29 Relay(s) defective
2.11 See 1.002.12 Park Interlock harness discon-
nected or defective2.13 KNEEL switch not in YES position2.14 Kneel Actuator MANUAL/AUTO
switch not in AUTO position2.15 Kneel actuator brake manually
released or other Kneel ActuatorManual Release problem.
2.16 Open control not activatedcontinuously for two seconds ormore (delay feature)
2.17 Kneel time delay defective2.18 Faulty fuse2.19 Actuator harness disconnected,
damaged or otherwise defective2.20 Actuator defective2.21 Roller chain disconnected,
damaged or otherwise defective
Clean and tightenClean and tightenReplaceCharge batteryCheck for loose terminals or brokenwire or cableRepair or replace
Engage transmission in ParkPress switch to AUTO position
Connect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
Clean and tightenRepair or replaceCrimp tightly to wireReplaceReplace
Connect, repair or replace
Press Kneel switch to YES positionPress switch to AUTO position
Correct or repair as needed
Activate OPEN control for two secondsor longer (through delay)
ReplaceReplace fuseConnect, repair or replace
ReplaceConnect, repair or replace
continued continued
2.00KNEELSYSTEM(LOWER)
2.10No
LOWEROperation
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FUNCTION SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
continued continued
continued continued
Tro
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Correct
Correct, replace and/or lubricate asneeded
Connect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
Replace fuseConnect, repair or replace
Replace motor
Engage door operator. See Door andRamp Manual Operating InstructionsAlign, replace or otherwise correct asneeded
Remove obstruction
Realign, tighten, lubricate, replacedefective parts or otherwise correct asneededRealign, tighten, lubricate, replacedefective parts or otherwise correct asneeded
Activate OPEN control until door stops(opens fully)
Adjust microswitch so door opens fullyor replace
2.31 Mechanical binding2.32 Misalignment or damage to kneel
system components. InspectKneel actuator assembly for:• Actuator mounting boltssecurement (loose or missing)
• Actuator shaft/chain bearingslots for excessive wear ordamage
• Actuator shaft/chain bearingslots for lubrication (* LightGrease)
• Inspect chain for wear, misalign-ment, damage or lack oflubrication (* Light Grease)
• Inspect chain aluminum idler forsecurement, wear, damage ormisalignment
• Inspect polyethylene hose forpositive connection, properrouting, kinks, holes, wear orother damage
3.11 See 1.003.12 Door harness disconnected or
defective3.13 Door Opened microswitch out of
adjustment or defective3.14 Faulty fuse3.15 Door operator motor harness
disconnected or defective3.16 Door operator motor defective
3.21 Door operator manual releasehandle up (motor disengaged)
3.22 Misaligned or otherwise damagedmotor gear, gear adapter or doorgear rack
3.31 Obstruction in lower slide doortrack
3.32 Mechanical binding
3.33 Worn, damaged, misaligned,loose or missing door operatorcomponents such as springs,motor gear, gear adapter, gearrack and associated mountinghardware
3.41 OPEN control not activatedthroughout entire door openingfunction (until door stops)
3.42 Door Opened microswitch out ofadjustment or defective
3.20Motor RunsBut DoorDoes Not
Move
3.10NO
OPENOPERATION(Motor Does
Not Run)
3.30FaultyOpen
Operation
3.40Door DoesNot Open
Fully
2.00KNEELSYSTEM(LOWER)
2.30FaultyKneel
(Lower)Operation
3.00POWERDOOR(OPEN)
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Troubleshooting Diagnosis Chart
continued continued
FUNCTION SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Replace fuseConnect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
ReplaceContinue to activate OPEN control fortwo seconds or longer after door isopen (through delay)
Connect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
Replace motor
Adjust or replace Door OpenedMicroswitchEngage latch fully or repair PassiveAccess latch system
Connect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
Realign, tighten, replace defective partsor otherwise correct as needed
Tighten, replace or otherwise correct asneededCheck and correctLubricate — See Maintenance andLubrication Schedule
Replace, attach or otherwise correct
Replace fuseConnect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
Activate CLOSE control until rampstops (folds fully)
Connect, repair or replace
4.11 See 1.004.12 Faulty fuse4.13 Door harness disconnected or
defective4.14 Door Opened microswitch out of
adjustment or defective4.15 Door time delay defective4.16 Open control not activated
continuously for two seconds ormore after door is fully open(delay feature)
4.17 Ramp motor harness discon-nected or defective
4.18 Ramp Unfolded microswitch out ofadjustment or defective
4.19 Ramp motor defective
4.21 Door not fully open
4.22 Passive Access latch not fullyengaged (ramp not latched)
4.31 Ramp Unfolded microswitchharness disconnected ordefective
4.32 Ramp Unfolded microswitch out ofadjustment or defective
4.33 Misalignment or damage to:• Ramp fold bearing• Ramp fold arm• Ramp fold arm bearing slot• Ramp hinge
4.34 Loose, damaged or missing foldarm securement key
4.35 Mechanical binding4.36 Lack of lubrication
4.41 Ramp extension cable broken,detached, misaligned or other-wise defective
5.11 See 1.005.12 Faulty fuse5.13 Ramp harness disconnected or
defective5.14 Ramp Folded microswitch out of
adjustment or defective5.15 See 4.13, 4.14, 4.18 and 4.19
5.21 CLOSE control not activatedthroughout entire ramp foldingfunction (until ramp stops)
5.22 Ramp Folded microswitchharness disconnected ordefective
continued continued
5.20FaultyFold
Operation
5.10NO
FOLDOperation
4.40Faulty RampExtension
Unfold
4.30FaultyUnfold
Operation
4.10NO
UNFOLDOperation
4.00RAMP
UNFOLD
5.00RAMPFOLD
4.20Ramp
ContactsDoor
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Troubleshooting Diagnosis Chart
FUNCTION SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
continued continued
6.30Faulty
Operation
6.40Door WillNot Close
Fully
Adjust or replace
Connect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
Remove obstructionActivate CLOSE control until door stops(closes fully)
Adjust microswitch so door closes fullyor replace
Clean and lubricate with * Light Oil,remove obstruction or otherwise correct
Connect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
Crimp tightlyRepairClean and tightenReplace fuseConnect securely
Replace if under 8.8 voltsReplace transmitterMatch transmitter code to receiver.Procedure: Match transmitter DIPswitches #1-#9 to receiver DIP switchcode. Transmitter DIP switch #10 mustbe opposite receiver DIP switch #10.Note: Reverse #10 switches to reversetransmitter push button functions.
5.00RAMP FOLD
5.23 Ramp Folded microswitch out ofadjustment or defective
5.24 See 4.33, 4.34, 4.35 and 4.36
6.11 See 1.00 and 3.106.12 Ramp harness disconnected or
defective6.13 Ramp Folded microswitch out of
adjustment or defective
6.21 See 3.20
6.31 See 3.30
6.41 Obstruction in door opening6.42 CLOSE control not activated
throughout entire door closingfunction (until door stops)
6.43 Door Closed microswitch out ofadjustment or defective
6.51 Outboard ramp extension hingenot properly lubricated, obstructedor otherwise damaged
6.52 Ramp Folded microswitchharness defective
6.53 Ramp Folded microswitch out ofadjustment or defective
7.11 See 1.00, 2.12, 2.13, 2.18, 2.19,2.20 and Section 2.30
7.21 See Section 2.30
8.11 See 1.00
8.21 Wire terminals8.22 Broken wire8.23 Poor ground connection8.24 Faulty fuse8.25 Wiring harness unplugged
8.31 9 Volt battery defective8.32 Transmitter switch defective8.33 Transmitter replaced without
proper coding8.34 Additional transmitter added to
system without proper coding
8.30No Signal
(Code) BeingTransmitted
8.20Power toEntervan
Systems ButNo Power to
Receiver
7.10NO RAISEOperation
6.50Door ContactsRamp When
Closing
6.10NO
CLOSEOperation
7.00KNEELSYSTEM(RAISE)
8.10No Operation
8.00REMOTE
CONTROL
6.00POWERDOOR
(CLOSE)
5.20Faulty FoldOperation
continued continued
7.20Faulty
Operation
6.20Motor Runs - Door
Does Not Move
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Troubleshooting Diagnosis Chart
FUNCTION SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Check voltage. Replace if defective.Replace if under 8.8 voltsCorrect or replaceCorrectTighten
Move transmitter within range
Replace receiver
Replace, connect or repair
Press switch to MANUAL position
Insert detent pin in release handle(fully-rearward position)Align, reroute, remove kinks, repair orreplace
Correct or replace
Correct or replace
Lubricate — * Apply Light Grease
Tighten, align or replace
Tighten or replace
Hold key in OPEN position for approxi-mately two seconds to start operationConnect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
Replace fuseConnect, repair or replace
Replace Time Delay
Realign, replace defective parts orotherwise correct as needed
8.41 Vehicle battery8.42 9 Volt battery low8.43 Antenna deformed or damaged8.44 Antenna contacting metal8.45 Antenna loose in receiver
receptacle8.46 Out of 35 foot maximum range
8.51 See 8.208.52 Defective receiver
9.11 Release cable missing, discon-nected (turnbuckle connection atmotor, threaded mounting stud atmounting bracket, release leverconnection), or otherwisedefective
9.12 Power still applied to actuator(Kneel Actuator MANUAL/AUTOswitch not in MANUAL position)
9.21 Detent pin not inserted in releasehandle (fully-rearward position)
9.22 Release cable out of adjustment,out of alignment, routing obstruc-tion, kinked, worn or otherwisedamaged
9.23 Manual release lever bent,deformed or misaligned
9.24 Wear or damage to actuator shaft/chain bearing slots
9.25 Lack of lubrication in actuatorshaft/chain bearing slots
9.26 Loose, misaligned or damagedactuator shaft/chain bearing lockcollars
9.27 Loose or missing release cablemounting bracket mounting bolts
10.11 See 1.0010.12 Key Entry key not held in OPEN
position long enough (delay)10.13 Key Entry Open microswitch
harness disconnected ordefective
10.14 Key Entry Open microswitch outof adjustment or defective
10.15 Faulty fuse10.16 Time Delay harness discon-
nected or defective10.17 Time Delay defective
10.21 Misalignment, wear or damageto slide lever, bushing spacers ormounting bracket
10.22 See 10.14, 10.16 and 10.17
continued continued
8.00REMOTE
CONTROL
continuedcontinued
8.40Poor
Reception(Pulsating)
9.10No
Operation
8.50Signal Received
But No Operation
10.20Faulty OPENOperation
9.00KNEEL
ACTUATORMANUALRELEASE
10.00KEY ENTRY
9.20Faulty
Operation
10.10No
OPENOperation
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FUNCTION SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
10.31 See 1.0010.32 Key Entry Close microswitch
harness disconnected ordefective
10.33 Key Entry Close microswitch outof adjustment or defective
10.41 See 10.21 and 10.33
Connect, repair or replace
Adjust or replace
continued continued
Troubleshooting Diagnosis Chart
10.00KEY ENTRY
10.40Faulty CLOSE
Operation
10.30No
CLOSEOperation
11.10No
ReleaseOperation
11.11 Release cable broken, discon-nected or otherwise defective
11.12 Faulty Passive Access latch (willnot disengage)
11.21 Loose, worn or otherwisedamaged Passive Access latch
11.22 Missing, loose, worn, bent,misaligned or otherwisedamaged Passive Access latchpin (bolt assembly)
11.23 Mechanical binding11.24 Lack of lubrication to latch
11.31 Missing PVC washer at bottompivot point (axle)
11.32 Misalignment, deformation, wearor other damage to top and/orbottom pivot points (axles and/orbearing surfaces)
11.33 Misalignment, deformation,looseness, wear or otherdamage to inboard (floor) ramphinge assembly, floor and lowerslide door track assembly ormounting hardware
11.34 Mechanical binding11.35 Lack of lubrication to top and
bottom pivot points
11.41 Faulty Passive Access latch (willnot engage)
11.42 See 11.20
11.51 Release knob does not seatproperly in knob retainer bracketpreventing latch from returningto spring-loaded latch position
11.52 See 11.20, 11.33 and 11.41
Connect or replace cable
Replace latch
Tighten, replace or otherwise correct asneededTighten, replace or otherwise correct asneeded
Correct as neededLubricate with * Light Oil
Replace washer
Correct as needed
Correct as needed
Correct as neededLubricate with * Light Oil
Replace latch
Cable Adjustment: Loosen cablesecurement Allen screws at knob andinsert cable further and resecure.Remove knob and shorten cable (1/8"intervals) if needed only.
11.20Faulty
ReleaseOperation
11.50Faulty
Latching
11.40No LatchingOperation
11.30Faulty
RotationOperation
11.00PassiveAccessSystem
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Notes
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WARNING
Risk of electrical fire!Install and electricallyterminate Auxiliaryelectrical device asspecified by devicemanufacturer.
A fuse block that can accommo-date up to six additional ATO®
type fuses is provided behind thedash below the steering column.This power source is available forinstallation of a dealer-installedpower seat, an electric tie-downor other auxiliary electrical device.The installer is responsible forsupplying the correct gaugewire and fuse for the particulardevice to be attached to the fuseblock (as specified by themanufacturer of the device).
The maximum load must notexceed 25 amperes. Wiringmust be routed and terminatedproperly by the installer. Wires
with female fully-insulated termi-nals can simply be connected toone of six available terminals onthe fuse block. Note: If install-ing an auxiliary electricaldevice that requires more thana 25 ampere power source, analternative power source mustbe provided. Refer to theElectrical Schematic and WiringDiagram contained in thismanual.
Note: A switch and power-supplycable are supplied with eachEntervan® for use when installingan auxiliary electrical device (ifapplicable).
Auxiliary Power Supplyfor Dealer-Installed Power Seat or Tie-Down
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Wiring Diagram
Page 45A Page 46A
1 23
4
1 23
4
W / BK / V
W / BK / V
W /
BK
/ V
W /
BK
/ V
W /
V
#2#1
#3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #852
050A
-03
R 12V R 12V
R 12V
R 12V
R 12V
R 1
2VR
12V
R /
BK
W / BN / BU
BU / BK
W / BK / BU
W / OR / BN
R /
BK
R / BK
W /
OR
/ Y
W /
OR
/ Y
W / OR / Y
W / BK
W / BK
W / BK
W / BK
W / R
W / R
W /
R
W / R / BUW / R / BU
W / BK / GYW / BK / GY
Ground
BAT.
Aux.
(30 Amp.)
5204
6A
R 12V R 12V
R 12V
Ground
W /
BK
/ B
NW
/ B
K /
VB
N
R 12V
W / BK
W /
BKW /
R /
V
W /
R /
OR
W /
BR
/ O
R
OR
/ B
K
OR / BK
#9 #10
R 12V R 12V
R 1
2V
R 12V
Ground
R 12V
W /
BK
52037A
25
25
25
5
5
Kneel Actuator
Front Fuse Block Rear Fuse Block
R 1
2V
R 1
2V
R 1
2VGround
Park InterlockMicroswitch
W #
7
Connects to Vehicle Battery
(+) Positive Post
CircuitBreaker W / BK / BN W / BK / BN
W /
BK
/ B
N
W / BK / V W / BK / V
W #8
W / BK / R
W / BK / R
W / BK / R
W / BK / R
W / BK / R
W / BK / R
R / BK
R / BK
R 12V
R 12V
R 12V
BU
BU
BU
W #7
R 12V
R 12V
BNBN
V
TerminalBlock
2
1
3
4
5
6
7R 1
0 G
A.
R 1
2V
V
WW #7
R 1
2V
R 1
2V
Two-TouchRemote Control
Receiver
W /
R
5203
8A
V
W / BK / VW / V
BN
W / BK / BNW / BN / OR
W / R / V
W / BK / V
Ramp FoldedMicroswitch
R
BK
W / R / OR
OR / BK
RampFold/Unfolded
Gear Motor
Manual / AutoRamp Switch
OR
/ B
KO
R /
BK
Wall-MountedOpen / Close
Switch
52044A-0352044A-03 52044A-03
W
BN
V
V
2
3
1
Connects to Terminal Block #:
W / BK
R 12V
6
5
4
3
2
1
COLORNO.
9-COND WIRE CODE
7
8
9
WHITE / BLACK / GRAY
WHITE / BLACK / BLUE
BLUE / BLACK
WHITE / GREEN
WHITE / RED
WHITE
WHITE / BROWN / BLUE
WHITE / RED / BLUE
NOT USED
46 513 2
79 8
64 531 2
97 8
2 13 2
46 5
79 8
2 31 2
64 5
97 8
2 31 2
64 5
97 8
6
5
4
3
2
1
COLORNO.
9-COND WIRE CODE
7
8
9
WHITE / BLACK / GRAY
WHITE / BLACK / BLUE
BLUE / BLACK
WHITE / GREEN JUMPER
WHITE / RED
WHITE / GREEN JUMPER
WHITE / BROWN / BLUE
WHITE / RED / BLUE
NOT USED
6
5
4
3
2
1
COLORNO.
9-COND WIRE CODE
7
8
9
WHITE / BLACK / BROWN
WHITE / BLACK / VIOLET
WHITE / RED / VIOLET
BROWN
ORANGE / BLACK
WHITE / RED / ORANGE
WHITE / BROWN / ORANGE
NOT USED
NOT USED
6
5
4
3
2
1
COLORNO.
9-COND WIRE CODE
7
8
9
WHITE / BLACK / BROWN
WHITE / BLACK / VIOLET
WHITE / RED / VIOLET
BROWN
ORANGE / BLACK
WHITE / RED / ORANGE
WHITE / BROWN / ORANGE
NOT USED
NOT USED
64 531 2
97 8
2 31 2
64 5
97 8
2 31 2
64 5
97 8
46 513 2
79 8
2 13 2
46 5
79 8
6
5
4
3
2
1
COLORNO.
9-COND WIRE CODE
7
8
9
NOT USED
WHITE
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
RED
VIOLET
BROWN
46 513 2
79 8
64 531 2
97 8
2 13 2
46 5
79 8
2 31 2
64 5
97 8
2 31 2
64 5
97 8
6
5
4
3
2
1
COLORNO.
9-COND WIRE CODE
7
8
9
NOT USED
WHITE
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
NOT USED
RED
VIOLET
BROWN
D
C
B
A
NO.
4-COND WIRE CODE -ACTUATOR MOTOR
MF
M F
BLACK
RED
GREEN
WHITE
FEMALE
BLUE / BLACK
WHITE / RED
WHITE / GREEN
WHITE
MALE
F7
F8
F9
F10
F11
F12
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
F6
P /
J 3
P /
J 2
P /
J 1
P / J 8
P / J 9
P / J 7
C & D
B
A
NO.
4-COND WIRE CODE -PROXIMITY SWITCHES
BLUE
BLACK
BLUE
BLACK
MALE
W / BN / BU
W / BK / GY
W / R / BU
W / BK / BU
FEMALE
C
D
RETRACTED
EXTENDED
A &
B
EXT. RET.
S
C-H
COMNO
NCN.O.
N.C.
COM.
Ramp UnfoldedMicroswitch
S
C-H
COMNO
NCN.O.
N.C.
COM.
S
C-H
COMNO
NCN.O.
N.C.
COM.
Door OpenedMicroswitch
DoorOperator
Motor
RY
P / J 6
V
V
V
BN
W W
BN BN BN
V
V V V
V
BN
R 1
2V
KneelSwitch
W #8
C NCNO
P / J 12
W #8
W #
7
52042A
W
V
R 12V
R 12V
R 12V
R 1
2V
BK
BU
Key Entry OpenMicroswitch
BKClose
Open
W
BUBN
Key Entry CloseMicroswitch
52048A
Outside Key EntryTime Delay
KneelTime Delay
2
1
3
Connects to Terminal Block #:
V
GY
GY
V
BN
W
Y
R
5
25
R 10 GA.
Y
W / R
1 23
4
R 1
2V
R 1
2V
5204
6A
5204
3A-0
252
043A
-02
W / R
Y
6511
1A
5195
9A
R 10 GA. 6510
8A
5204
5A
Dash-MountedOpen / Close
Switch
W
BN
V
V
2
3
1
Connects to Terminal Block #:
52041A
W
C NCNO
C NCNO
Manual / AutoKneel Switch
Y
Y
Y
V
DoorTime Delay
KNEEL (Y-6)
KNEEL (Y-5)
KNEEL (Y-4)
KNEEL (Y-3)
KNEEL (Y-2)
6
5
4
3
2
FUNCTIONNO.
7
8
9
RAMP (Y-7)
RAMP (Y-8)
DOOR (Y-9)
10 DOOR (Y-10)
Relay BlockIdentification Code
Electrical Schematic
Page 46BPage 45B
30
85
87A
87
86
30
85
87A
87
86
M
W / R
2-TOUCHREMOTE
10 GA. RED
BN
W
V
TERMINALBLOCK
REAR FUSE BLOCK
NOC
NC
25
V
BN
W / BK / V
WW
BN
BNBN
W / BK / R
1
2
4
5
6
7
W / V
OPEN
CLOSE
VV
W #8
M
BATTERY
CHASSIS GROUND
CIRCUIT BREAKER
CONNECTORS
JUNCTION
MOTOR
SWITCH
85 86
RELAY
87
87A30
SOLENOID
SYMBOLDESCRIPTION
SOLENOID OR RELAY
FUSE
THERMAL OVERLOAD PROTECTION
MICROSWITCH
25
5
5
25
30 A.
PARK INTERLOCKSWITCH
WALL-MOUNTEDOPEN / CLOSE
SWITCH
OPEN
CLOSE
NO
C
NC
OUTSIDEKEY ENTRY
OPEN
BN
GY GY
W
V
NO
C
NC
NO
C
NC
30
85
87A
87
86
30
85
87A
87
86
M
DOOR OPENEDMICROSWITCH
DOOROPERATOR
MOTOR
RAMPMOTOR
RAMPMANUAL/AUTO
SWITCH
RAMP UNFOLDEDMICROSWITCH
RAMP FOLDEDMICROSWITCH
30
85
87A
87
86
30
85
87A
87
86
30
85
87A
87
86
NC
W /
BK
/ G
Y
W /
BK
/ G
Y
W /
OR
/ Y
W / BK
W / BK
W / BK
R 12V (F2)
W / BN / BU
W /
BK
/ B
U
BU
BU
W / OR / BN
BN
V
W
ACTUATOREXTENDEDPROXIMITY
SWITCH
BK
BU W / R / BU W / R / BU
NC
BK
BU
ACTUATORRETRACTEDPROXIMITY
SWITCH
W / BN / BUW / BN / BU
R 12V
BN
V
W
W / GN
MKNEEL
ACTUATOR
W / GN
W
R
BU / BK
BU / BKBU / BK
BU / BK
BU / BK
KNEELSWITCH
W / V
W
BNBN
V
R 12V
R
12V R
12
V
OR
/ B
KB
KR
W / R / OR W / R / OR W / R / V
W / BK / V
W / BN / OR
W /
BK
/ B
NW
/ B
K /
BN
BN
BN
BNWV
BN
W
V
BNWV
BN
W
V
W / BK / BN W / BK / BN W / BK / BN
W / BK / V
W / BK / V
W / BK / V
W / BK / V
W / BK / V
W /
BK
/ V
R
12V
BN
V
W
R
12V
R
12V
R
12V
RY
Y
Y
R
12V
R 12V
R 12V
W #
8W
#8
W #7W #7
BU
BU
OR
/ B
K
W
W
BK
R 12V
R 12V (F2)
R 12V (F2)
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
F6
GN
DRAWING SHOWN WITH:• VEHICLE IN PARK• KNEEL SWITCH IN YES• KNEEL MANUAL/AUTO SWITCH IN AUTO• RAMP MANUAL/AUTO SWITCH IN AUTO• RAMP STOWED• DOOR CLOSED• VEHICLE RAISED
BRAKE
BN
RAMP REMOTE
DOOR
KNEEL
KNEEL
KNEEL SOURCE R 12V
KNEEL SOURCE R 12V
R
12V
R
12V
BU
FRONT FUSE BLOCK
10 GA. RED
W / BK / GY
F7
F8
F9
F11
F12
W / R
W / RW / R
P8-D
P8-C
P8-A
P8-B
W / R
P1-4
P1-2
P1-1
P1-3
P1-7 P9-D
P9-CP1-6
P1-8P9-B
P9-A
P1-
5P3-7
P3-9
P3-8
P3-5
P6
P6-
TA
B
P2-6
P2-5
P2-3
W /
R /
VW
/ B
N /
OR
P2-7
P2-4P2-1
P7-
AP
7-B
OR
/ B
KP
2-2
Y-4
Y-5
Y-6
Y-7
Y-8
Y-9
Y-10
CLOSEC C
NC NO NC NO
BKBK
TIMEDELAY
V
V
V
V
V
5TIME DELAY
R
12V
R 12VR 12V
R
12V
R 12V
R 12V
W #8
P12
-2
CLOSE
DASH-MOUNTEDOPEN / CLOSE
SWITCH
OPEN
W
W
W
W #
7
W #7
BN
V
V V
V
BN
3
W / R
1
2
4
3
25F10
30
85
87A
87
86
W /
BK
/ R
W / BK / R W / BK / R
W / BK / R
W / BK / R
W / BK / R
W
W
R 12V (F3)Y-2
30
85
87A
87
86
R /
BK
BN
BN
BNBN
BN
BN
BN
R / BK
R / BK
R / BK
R / BK
R / BKR / BK
R /
BK
R 12V (F2)Y-3
TIMEDELAY
VVV
VV
1
2
4
3
R 12V (F3)
TIMEDELAY
DOORV
1
2
4
3
1/2MANUAL/AUTOKNEEL SWITCH
1/2MANUAL/AUTOKNEEL SWITCH
Y-1KNEEL
KEYENTRY
Unfold
for
Wiri
ng D
iagr
am
Page 47
Repair Parts
1
2
3
4 5
6
6
7
8
9
9
9
10
17
18
19
121314
10
10
11
15
16
21
20
2223
222324
24
Power Door Operator Assembly
Item Qty. Description Part No.
13 1 Screw, #10-32 x 1/2", Button Head -SK 17193
14 1 Nut, #10-32, with Lockwasher 18349
15 1 Pin, 1/4" Diameter x 1" 16314
16 2 Pop Rivet, SD64BS 11513
17 1 Microswitch 51816
18 2 Nut, #4-40, with Lockwasher 19537
19 2 Screw, #4-40 x 5/8", Round Head 14810
20 1 Spring, 1/4" x 1", Extension with Hooks 10774
21 2 Bolt, 5/16"-18 x 1", Carriage 15572
22 2 Washer, 5/16", Flat 10063
23 2 Washer,5/16", Lock 10068
24 2 Nut, 5/16"-18, Hex 10058
Item Qty. Description Part No.
1 1 Weldment, Door Operator Bracket 51176A96
2 1 Weldment, Gear Rack Tube 51252A96
3 1 Weldment, Motor Mounting Pivot Plate 51178A
4 1 Motor 19069
5 1 Gear Adapter 19071
6 3 Spacer, Motor 19130
7 3 Screw, #12-24 x 2", HH Type 23 19095
8 1 Gear Rack, Door Operator 52510
9 3 Washer, 1/4", Flat 10062
10 3 Nut, 1/4"-20, Hex Lock 10775
11 1 Manual Release Handle 52509
12 1 Plate, Microswitch Mounting 52511
Rep
air Parts
Page 48
1
2
3
4
667
3
3
4
4
5
5
8
8
9
11
11
11
11
16
11
10
12
1314
12
15
Repair Parts
Power Ramp Motor Assembly Parts List
Ramp Assembly Parts List
Item Qty. Description Part No.
1 1 Ramp Extension 51508-292 1 Ramp 51509-293 44 Screw, #10-32 x 1/2", Fl. Hd. - HX SKT 171924 44 Nut, #10-32 with Lockwasher, Zinc Pl. 183495 1 Hinge, 2" x 1/4" x 28", Stainless 18619R028
6 1 Weldment, Ramp Hinge - 29" 51542A-297 3 Stop, Mini Ramp, 30" (7 Gauge) 191298 1 Stop, Mini Ramp, 30" 186029 1 Link Extension Weldment 19021A
10 6 Screw, 1/4"-20 x 1/2", Fl. Soc. Cap Hd. 1886011 2 Bolt, 1/4"-20 x 3/4", Allen, Flat Head 1870812 1 Screw, 1/4"-20 x 3/4", Allen, Button Hd. 2014313 1 Washer, 1/4", Lock 1006714 1 Washer, 1/4", Flat 1006215 1 Pin, Ramp Support 5181516 1 Latch Bolt, Ramp Support 51541-9617 1 Screw, #8-18 x 3/4", Wafer Head 1414918 1 Cable Clip, 7/16", Plastic 1577719 2 Rubber Bumper 1095020 1 Bolt, 1/4"-20 x 1-1/4", Carriage 1475621* 1 Hose, 1/4" x 5/8", Fuel 51211R (5/8")
22 2 Nut, 1/4"-20, Hex 1005723 1 Cable Assembly 52513A24 1 Latch, with Cable 51652A25* 1 Hose, 1/4" x 2', Polyethylene 11144R (24")
26 1 Bracket, Cable Release, 29" Ramp 5154727 6 Screw, #8-18 x 1/2", Self-Tap,Phillips 1853328 1 Pin, Passive Release 1865029 2 Screw, #8-32 x 1/8", Set 1155730 1 Plate, Threshold, 29", Stainless Steel 5181431 1 Nut, 1/4"-20, Nylock 14614
Item Qty. Description Part No.
1 1 Drive Arm Weldment 51514A-302 1 Housing Weldment 51515A-303 3 Bolt, 1/4"-20 x 3/4", Hex 109704 3 Washer, 1/4", Flat 100625 2 Microswitch, SPDT Cherry 142186 3 Screw, #4-40 x 1" Round Head 114847 1 Screw, #4-40 x 3/4" Round Head 114838 4 Nut, #4-40 with Lockwasher, Zinc Pl. 195379 1 Cover, Gear Motor/Housing 5151810 1 Motor, Ramp Assembly 51654A11 5 Screw, #8-18 x 1/2", PH/PHL SD SS 1853312 2 Bearing, Platform Fold 1885113 1 Pulley, Ramp Cable, Arm Drive 5153914 1 Bolt, 1/4"-20 x 3/4", Allen, Flat Head 1870815 1 Key, 3/16" x 3/16" x 1-1/4" 1100216 1 Washer, 3/8" x 1" x 1/16", PVC 19039
Power Ramp Motor Assembly
Note: Parts Listingbelow (in grey box).
* Raw material items ordered and priced per length (order specified length)
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Repair Parts
Ramp Assembly
1 3
3
19 4
23
3
3
204
21
22
6
5
7
1615
14
1213
87
4
7
10
10
10
11
31
27
27
27
27
30
28
26
2729
19
4
25
11
24
23
9
11
1718
Note: Parts Listing on oppositepage (in white box).
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Repair Parts
Kneel Actuator Assembly
1
2
4
6
23
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
11
10
11
1213
21
3
5
7
14
15
1617
18
823
98
239
8
2310
23
23
7
22
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
22
24
23
23
23
17
18
* Raw material items ordered and priced per length (order specified length)
Item Qty. Description Part No.
1 1 Weldment, Actuator Mtg. Plate, Front 52030A
2 1 Weldment, Actuator Mtg. Plate, Rear 52031A
3 1 Weldment, Chain Adapter 52064A
4 1 Pin, Actuator Guide 65521
5 1 Chain Bolt, 4 x 4 x 7/16"-14 x 2.25 22868
6 1 Stud, Chain Attachment, 4 x 4 - .5P 52062
7 1 Tubing, 3/4" O.D. x .51" I.D. x 1.06" 13135R001
8 11 Washer, 3/8" Flat 10064
9 9 Bolt, 3/8"-16 x 1", Hex 10025
10 2 Bolt, 1/2"-13 x 3", Hex 10041
11 2 Washer, 1/2" Lock 10070
12 1 Pulley w/Bushing, Chain, Kneel, 4 x 4 51963A
Item Qty. Description Part No.
13 1 Actuator, Kneel 51410
14 1 Nut, 7/16"-14, Hex Nylock 12895
15 1 Nut, 7/16"-14, Hex Jam 14414
16* 1 Chain, Leaf, 4 x 4 - .5 Pitch 21708R (11.5")
17 2 Pin, Cottered, 4 x 4 Leaf Chain 21759
18 2 Pin, Cotter, 1/16" x 3/4" 13713
19 1 Hose, 3/8" x 4", Polyethylene - not shown 15694R004
20* 1 Hose, 1/4" x 36", Polyethylene - not shown 11144R (36")
21 1 Rod, Threaded, #10-24 x 1" 19517R001
22 3 Washer, 1/2", Flat 10065
23 9 Washer, 3/8", Lock 10069
24 1 Mount, Chain Bolt 51714
Note: Kneel ActuatorManual Release LeverAssembly explodedview on opposite page.
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Repair Parts
Item Qty. Description Part No.
1 1 Faceplate Weldment, Act. Man. Rel. 52013A2 1 Handle, Manual Release 513663 2 Washer, Nylon 126904 1 Nut, 1/4"-20, Nylock 146145 1 Bolt, 1/4"-20 x 3/4", Hex 109706 1 Cap, Vinyl, Red 182387 1 Pin, Detent 219188 1 Cable Assembly 520039 1 Spring 2192810 4 Screw, #8-18 x 3/4", PH/PHL SD SS 1814411 1 Screw, #8-18 x 1/2", PH/PHL SD SS 1853312 1 Switch, Manual- Auto 65215
Kneel Actuator ManualRelease Lever Assembly
1
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MANUAL
AUTO
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10
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Passenger Door Outside Key Entry Assembly
Item Qty. Description Part No.
1 1 Plate, Microswitch Mount, Key Entry 525012 1 Slide Lever, Key Entry 525023 2 Bushing Spacer 525034 2 Microswitch, SPDT Cherry, WTRPRF 179525 4 Screw, #2-56 x 1/2" Round Head 179616 4 Nut, #2-56, Hex 179627 4 Washer, #2, Flat 218018 2 Pop Rivet, SD64BS 11513
Note: Kneel ActuatorAssembly explodedview on opposite page.
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Decals
WARNING
Replace missing, wornor illegible decals.Failure to do so mayresult in serious bodilyinjury and/or propertydamage.
Decal Application Procedure
Clean “Mist-Grey” powder-coated surfaces (orpainted surfaces) with isopropyl alcohol beforedecal application. Use a clean cloth or papertowels. DO NOT use oily shop rags. Wipesurface free of residue with dry portion ofcleaning cloth.
Note: Pay close attention to the mask removalprocedure when posting die-cut decals.
Mask Removal
To remove the masking, start an edge and peelback slowly, at a sharp angle directly over the topof the decal.
Remember — the Entervan is only as safe as the operator.
Two Courtesy Requesteddecals are supplied withall Entervans to be postedon the vehicle as desired.
TM
12375
Fairfield, NJ USAOslo, Norway
Clearwater, FL USAKitchener, Ontario Can.
Huntington Beach, CA USARocklea, Queensland Aust.
"Providing Access to the World"International Corporate Hdqrs: P.O. Box 310 Winamac, IN 46996 USA
1-800-THE LIFT (219) 946-6153 FAX: (219) 946-4670
Parking Courtesy Requested
The decals posted on yourEntervan are shown bymounting location. Partnumbers are provided forall decals. Inspect yourEntervan regularly for anymissing, worn or illegibledecals. Call 1-800-THELIFT for replacements.
ENTERTM
Locations:
• Posted on driver’s side door (top photo).
• Post on passenger’s side door (bottom photo).
Die-Cut Logo Decal Application:
1. Thoroughly clean the area where decal isto be applied with grease and waxremover. Dry completely.
2. Carefully remove backing paper fromdecal, making sure all pieces remainattached to carrier (masking paper).
3. Position decal as shown in photos (alignhorizontally with door panel).
4. Using a plastic squeegee, firmly press thedecal into place. Be certain all areashave been squeegeed thoroughly.
5. To remove the masking, start an edgeand peel back slowly at a sharp angle,directly over the top of the decal asshown above.
Courtesy RequestedDecal #12375
Actual Size: 3" Wide x 4" Tall
Entervan Logo Decal #51248
Actual Size: 14" x 2-1/2"
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Decals
Warnings and PowerOperation Instructions
Decal #52211
Actual Size:2-3/4" Wide x 8-9/16" Tall
Warnings and ManualOperation Instructions
Decal #52212
Actual Size:2-3/4" Wide x 9" Tall
Passive Access InstructionsDecal #18515
Actual Size: 2" Wide x 2-1/4" Tall
Posted on interior vertical face of rampmotor housing.
WARNING
Note: Engage vehicle transmissionin park, engage vehicle parking brake and press MANUAL/AUTO switch to MANUAL position before performing manual procedures.
Note: An assistant may be required to perform manual procedures.
TO OPEN DOOR:
1. Pull red manual door release handle UP fully. 2. Manually open door fully. 3. Push red manual door release handle DOWN fully.
TO UNFOLD RAMP:
1. Clear ramp path. 2. Push top of ramp out.
TO FOLD RAMP:
Manually lift and fold ramp fully.
TO CLOSE DOOR:
1. Pull red manual door release handle UP fully. 2. Manually close door fully. 3. Push red manual door release handle DOWN fully.
Note: Press MANUAL/AUTO switchto AUTO position before performingelectric procedures.
• Clear ramp path before performing manual unfold procedures. Ramp will free-fall.• Be certain door is fully open.• Keep clear of moving parts.
Failure to follow these rules may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage.
MANUALOPERATION
52212
FOR PASSIVE (Non-Wheelchair)
ACCESS1. Press OPEN switch until door opens fully. Release switch.2. Pull cable knob UP to unlatch ramp.3. Manually rotate ramp OUT. 18515
Posted on front slide door post interior wallpanel adjacent to the latch release knob.
Posted on rear passenger-side interiorwall panel directly above ramp motorassembly.
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WARNING
POWEROPERATION
52211
Note: Engage vehicle transmission inPark, engage vehicle parking brake and press MANUAL/AUTO switch to AUTO position before operation.
FOR POWER KNEELING:
Press YES switch.
TO OPEN DOOR AND UNFOLD RAMP:
Press OPEN switch until door opens fully and ramp unfolds fully. Note: After door is fully open, a two second delay will occur before ramp starts to unfold.
TO FOLD RAMP AND CLOSE DOOR:
Press CLOSE switch until ramp folds fully and door closes fully.
TO TURN POWER KNEELING OFF:
Press NO switch.
• Read Entervan manual before operation.• Load and unload on level surface only.• Engage vehicle parking brake before operation.• Provide adequate clearance outside of vehicle to accommodate ramp.• Do not operate Entervan if you suspect damage, wear or any abnormal condition.• Keep clear of area in which door and ramp operate.• Close driver-side slide door before loading and unloading wheelchair passengers.
Failure to follow these rules may resultin serious bodily injury and/or property damage.
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1. Press MANUAL/AUTO switch to MANUAL position.2. Pull detent pin.3. Pull red handled lever fully.4. Insert detent pin in lever hole.
Note: Pull detent pin, return lever to original position and press MANUAL/AUTO switch to AUTO position before performing electric procedures.
KNEEL ACTUATORMANUAL RELEASE
Use only if vehicle will not raise electrically.
52215
MANUAL
AUTO
Decals
Kneel Actuator Manual ReleaseDecal #52215
Actual Size: 2-1/2" Wide x 3-1/8" Tall
Posted above kneel actuator manualrelease lever assembly mounting bracket.
Warning, Ramp Hazard (Rear)Decal #52206
Actual Size: 3-1/4" Wide x 1-11/16" Tall
Posted on ramp motor assembly cover.
WARNINGKeep body parts and obstructions clear of area in which ramp operates.
52206
WARNINGKeep body parts and obstructions clear of area in which ramp operates.
52207
Wall
Warning, Ramp Hazard (Front)Decal #52207
Actual Size: 3-1/4" Wide x 1-11/16" Tall
Posted on power slide door frontdoor post interior wall panel.
Power Slide DoorFront Door Post
Ramp MotorHousing Cover
1. Press MANUAL/AUTO switch to MANUAL position.2. Pull detent pin.3. Pull red handled lever fully.4. Insert detent pin in lever hole.
Note: Pull detent pin, return lever to original position and press MANUAL/AUTO switch to AUTO position before performing electric procedures.
KNEEL ACTUATORMANUAL RELEASE
Use only if vehicle will not raise electrically.
52215
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Decals
Warning, Close Slide DoorDecal #52208
Actual Size: 4-5/8" Wide x 2-3/8" Tall
WARNINGClose slide door before loading and unloading wheelchair passengers.
52208
Door
Posted on driver's sideslide door interior panel.
Driver's Side Slide Door Interior Panel
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WARNINGBe aware oframp slope.
52217
Warning, Ramp Slope (Exterior)Decal #52217
Actual Size: 6-3/4" Wide x 2-3/8" Tall
Posted on passenger's side powerslide door window (outside).
Passenger's Side Slide Door
WARNINGKeep clear of area in which ramp operates.
52205
Warning, Ramp Clearance (Exterior)Decal #52205
Actual Size: 4-5/8" Wide x 2-3/8" Tall
Posted on passenger's side powerslide door window (outside).
WARNINGKeep clear of area in which ramp operates.
52205
WARNINGBe aware oframp slope.
52217
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Warning, Removable Front SeatDecal #18513
Actual Size: 3" Wide x 1-1/2" Tall
Posted on interior (inboard) face of seat base.Typical for both front seats. Driver's side seatshown - passenger's side seat is mirrored image.
WARNINGSeat securement devices must be fully engaged before occupying seat or operating vehicle. Failure to do so may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage.
18513
WARNING
Seat securement devices must be fully
engaged before occupying seat or
operating vehicle. Failure to do so may
result in serious bodily injury and/or
property damage. 18513
Jacking InstructionsDecal #52214
Actual Size: 2-13/16" Wide x 5-1/2" Tall
Posted on driver's side end of tire rack.
WARNING
JACKINGINSTRUCTIONS
1. Press red KNEEL switch to NO position.
Note: If you have experienced power or equipment failure and the rear of the vehicle is in lowered position, refer to KNEEL ACTUATOR MANUAL RELEASE instruction decal #52215 posted on driver-side wall panel to raise vehicle.
2. Raise vehicle and change tire as instructed in Chrysler-supplied owner's manual.
Read jacking and tire changing safetyinstructions in Chrysler-suppliedowner's manual. Failure to do so may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage.
52214
NOTICE: Jack stored behind spare tire.
Tire Rack
Caution, No Hand HoldDecal #13832
Actual Size: 2-11/16" Wide x 3/4" Tall
Posted on outboard face oframp rear side plate (portionabove bearing travel slot).
NO HAND HOLD13832
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Decals
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Notice, Jack LocationDecal #65234
Actual Size: 1-1/4" Wide x 3/4" Tall
Posted on removable electric panelaccess cover below panel latch handle.
NOTICEJack stored in spare tire rack.
65234
Harness & Fuse Panel #52911A96-03
Kn
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Kn
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Kn
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Posted onrelay blocks.
Note: Decalis cut in twosections forplacement.
Posted on electric paneladjacent to terminal block.
Posted nextto time delay.
Posted on rearfuse block.
12
34
56
7
18532
Relay LabelsDecal #65240Actual Size:
5/8" Wide x 11-3/4" Tall
Terminal LabelsDecal #18532Actual Size:
1/2" Wide x 5-5/8" Tall
Fuse LabelsDecal #52216Actual Size:
1-5/8" Wide x 1/2" Tall
REMOTE5
25RAMP
KEY ENTRY5
25KNEEL
DOOR25
52210
5KNEEL #2
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Specifications
The following specifications are basic to the 1996and newer Chrysler Entervan II.
Weight:• Overall Weight of Stock Van (depends on type
of van): Approximately 4050 pounds• Conversion Add-On Weight (depends on type
and options): Approximately 350 pounds
Power source is 12 VDC battery with negativeground.
Electromechanical Kneeling System incorporat-ing:• Factory (OEM) Chrysler leaf springs• Heavy-duty weatherproof linear actuator with
sealed proximity switch activating the actuatorelectric brake
• Industrial four-leaf roller chain• On/Off Switch• Electrical override
The performance data contained within the Opera-tions Cycle Times Chart provides general perfor-mance criteria. This information is compiled fromtests conducted on standard Fully Automatic Series03 1996 and newer Chrysler Entervans meeting thefollowing constant operational specifications.
Operational Specifications:• Environmental temperature of 72° F. Extremely
low temperatures can moderately affect cycletime.
• Fully charged 12 volt DC power source. Lowvoltage will moderately affect test results.
• Door and ramp cycles timed with vehicle inkneeled (lowered) position.
Power Door Motor:• Type: Permanent Magnet• 12 VDC• Maximum Speed - 105 RPM• Maximum Torque: 120 inch pounds at 10 RPM• Approximately 1/50 Horsepower• Manual release (override)
Power Ramp Motor:• Type: Permanent Magnet• 12 VDC• 3 RPM• Torque: 1100 inch pounds• 1/17 Horsepower• Manual release (override)
Operation Duration (Min. to Max.)
Operations Cycle Times
Actuator Run Time
Lower Time only
Kneel (Down)
Door Open
Door Close
Ramp Fold
Ramp Unfold
Kneel (Up)Actuator Run Time
Raise Time only
Motor Run Time only
Fully Deployed
9.14 sec. to 12.35 sec.
5.57 sec. to 7.12 sec.
9.06 sec. to 9.73 sec.
2.50 sec. to 3.60 sec.
6.86 sec. to 13.79 sec.
4.23 sec. to 4.96 sec.
8.78 sec. to 9.54 sec.
8.82 sec. to 11.00 sec.
4.62 sec. to 6.03 sec.
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Dimensions
68-3/8"71"
52-3/4"57-1/2"
56"52-1/2"
38"28-3/4"30-1/2"
5"4-5/8" Raised & 3-1/2" Lowered
9" Raised & 7-3/4" Lowered
47"80"55"
65-1/2"57-1/2"
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Interior Height at Center of VanInterior Height at Driver and Passenger PositionRamp Length
Ramp Length (First Section Only)Ramp Width (Usable Clear Opening)Ramp Width
Ground Clearance at FrameGround Clearance at Slide DoorsHeight at Floor
Interior Floor Length (Flat Ramp Area)Overall Interior Floor LengthInterior Width Behind Driver's Seat
Interior Width at Middle of RampInterior Width (to Ramp Motor)
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Warranty
Entervan frame and floor structural components
Entervan ramp, door and associated structural components
Entervan electrical components including but not limited toswitches, relays, connectors and solenoids
Entervan electromechanical kneel systems including but notlimited to electric actuator, chain, pulleys and associated hard-ware
Entervan appearance items including but not limited to interiorfloor covering and slide door lowered extension assemblies.
Corrosion Warranty:
Entervan frame, floor and lower door modification metal fabrica-tion corrosion applies to perforation only. Entervan lower slidedoor modification corrosion applies to outer-body sheet metal andpaint. Perforation is a rust-through condition such as an actualhole in the metal.
Years/Miles in Service Specific Area Covered
36 Monthsor
36,000 Miles(whichever comes first)
In accordance with the Chrysler 7 year/100,000mile corrosion warranty, The Braun Corporationwarrants to the purchaser of its Entervan conversionthat the metal fabrication on or of the frame, floorand lowered door extension are free from defects inmaterial and factory workmanship for a period of 7years or 100,000 miles on the odometer, whicheveroccurs first. The Braun Corporation further warrantsto the purchaser that the remainder of the modifica-
tions and alterations for associated parts are freefrom defects in material and workmanship for aperiod of 36 months or 36,000 miles, whichevercomes first. For clarification purposes, the followingchart outlines The Braun Corporation Entervanwarranty coverage. Refer to your Chrysler warrantyinformation booklet for all Chrysler OEM (factory)limited warranty details.
Both the 7 year/100,000 mile corrosion and the 3year/36,000 mile warranties described abovecommence on the date the conversion is put intoservice, providing the warranty registration card iscompleted and received by The Braun Corporationwithin thirty days of the purchase.
The Braun Corporation agrees to repair orreplace any of its Entervan factory-installed partsfound to be defective within the appropriate warranty
period or mileage. This warranty also covers thecost of labor for the repair or replacement of saidparts for one year provided that the repair is autho-rized by The Braun Corporation and carried out byan authorized service establishment (a Braun laborschedule determines the cost allowance for repairs).The Braun Corporation will not honor any warrantyclaim for repairs or replacement of parts unless theclaim is submitted with the appropriate factorywarranty authorization data and the repairs or
7 Yearor
100,000 Miles(whichever comes first)
CorrosionWarranty
see *Exceptions at right* Exceptions: Cosmetic or surface corrosion (resulting from stone
chips for example) would not be covered or repaired under thiscoverage. If corrosion does not cause holes, and is not theresult of usage and/or environmental conditions, repair cover-age lasts for 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first.
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Warranty
1014 S. MONTICELLO P.O. BOX 310 WINAMAC, IN. 46996 219•946•6153
Sample:Identification Decal
VIN # 1B4GP54R4TB154992ENTERVAN # 5200096 SERIAL 1203ENG. SERIES 03 ENG. RAMP SERIES 02MFG 07/20/96 DOOR OP. SERIES 02PAINT CODE INT - DIU35799KNEELING 1 EXT - DBU5069
VehicleIdentification
Number
EntervanModel Number
EngineeringSeries Number
Entervan Dateof Manufacture
SerialNumber
Engineering RampSeries Number
Door OperatorSeries Number
Sample:Return Authorization Tag
Date ReceivedAuthorized By
The Braun Corporation1014 S. Monticello StreetP.O. Box 310Winamac, IN 46996
Attn:(219) 946-6153 ENTER
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RETURN AUTHORIZATION TAG ENTERTM
Items below MUST be completed before credit will be issued
Returnee NameAccount #Replacement Invoice #
Entervan #
Example
Mfg. Date
Brief description of problem
This number will be located at driver side door jamb area
Return Authorization Procedure
you proper credit for warranty. The return authoriza-tion tag must be filled out with the appropriateEntervan model number, series numbers and serialnumber. The Entervan identification decal contain-ing the identification information is located on thedriver's door jamb. When filling out the yellow tag,please describe the problem briefly.
All parts under warranty must have a yellow returnauthorization tag attached before returning the partfor credit. A return authorization tag must be at-tached to every item and returned, freight prepaid,to The Braun Corporation. Yellow tags will be sentalong with the new replacement part. The authori-zation of yellow tags allows us to expediently give
Further, this warranty shall not extend to parts orworkmanship that may become defective becauseof the failure of anyone to operate the same inaccordance with the printed instructions of TheBraun Corporation or because of operation of thesame beyond its capacity.
Second buyers of a Braun Entervan conversionmay transfer the remaining warranty, if any, byobtaining a transfer of warranty application from TheBraun Corporation. This application must bereturned to The Braun Corporation within thirty daysfrom the date you purchase the vehicle and proof ofthe date of purchasing must be supplied with thetransfer of warranty application. There will be aminimum warranty transfer fee.
The Braun Corporation shall not be liable for anyincidental or consequential damages resulting fromany breach of warranty.
The Braun Corporation shall not be liable fortowing charges, travel and lodging, or any otherexpense incurred due to the loss of use of vehicle orother reason.
replacement of the parts are completed by a factory-authorized repairman. The factory authorizationdata, together with the name and location of thefactory-authorized repairman, can be obtained byeither written or telephone contact with The BraunCorporation at the addresses appearing in thismanual.
The return authorization procedure must beadhered to in order to process any warranty andrepair claims (details below).
The Braun Corporation reserves the right todesignate where any warranty work is to be per-formed.
The Braun Corporation also reserves the right toexamine any defective workmanship or part prior toany authorization of necessary repairs. This Enter-van warranty is not intended to replace or substituteany other warranties issued by the original manufac-turer of the vehicle or other suppliers of compo-nents. This warranty shall not apply to any part orworkmanship that may become defective due tomisuse, neglect, accident or other casualty, modifi-cations or alterations or unauthorized repairs.
5200096 - 03 - 1203 - 02 - 02 - 1
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Over 300 Braun Dealers and Distributors Worldwide
"Providing Access to the World"
®
"Providing Access to the World"
International Corporate Hdqrs: P.O. Box 310 Winamac, IN 46996 USA1-800-THE LIFT (219) 946-6153 FAX: (219) 946-4670
ENTERENTERTM
© The Braun Corporation 1996
MADE INAMERICA
®
"Providing Access to the World"International Corporate Hdqrs: P.O. Box 310 Winamac, IN 46996 USA
1-800-THE LIFT (219) 946-6153 FAX: (219) 946-4670
Braun Chrysler Entervan®
Limited WarrantyThe Braun Corporation agrees to repair or replace any of its Entervan factory-
installed parts found to be defective within the appropriate warranty period or mileage. Thiswarranty also covers the cost of labor for the repair or replacement of said parts for one yearprovided that the repair is authorized by Braun and carried out by an authorized serviceestablishment (a Braun labor schedule determines the cost allowance for repairs). The BraunCorporation will not honor any warranty claim for repairs or replacement of parts unless theclaim is submitted with the appropriate factory warranty authorization data and the repairs orreplacement of the parts are completed by a factory-authorized repairman. The factoryauthorization data, together with the name and location of the factory-authorized repairman,can be obtained by either written or telephone contact with The Braun Corporation at theaddress listed below.
The return authorization procedure must be adhered to in order to process anywarranty and repair claims.
The Braun Corporation reserves the right to designate where any warranty work isto be performed.
The Braun Corporation also reserves the right to examine any defective workman-ship or part prior to any authorization of necessary repairs. This Entervan warranty isn’tintended to replace or substitute any other warranties issued by the original manufacturer ofthe vehicle or other suppliers or components. This warranty shall not apply to any part orworkmanship that may become defective due to misuse, neglect, accident or other casualty,modifications or alterations or unauthorized repairs. Further, this warranty shall not extend toparts or workmanship that may become defective because of the failure of anyone to operatethe same in accordance with the printed instructions of The Braun Corporation or because ofoperation of the same beyond its capacity.
Second buyers of a Braun Entervan conversion may transfer the remainingwarranty, if any, by obtaining a transfer of warranty application from The Braun Corporation.This application must be returned to The Braun Corporation within thirty days from the dateyou purchase the vehicle and proof of the date of purchasing must be supplied with thetransfer of warranty application. There will be a minimum warranty transfer fee.
The Braun Corporation shall not be liable for any incidental or consequentialdamages resulting from any breach of warranty.
The Braun Corporation shall not be liable for towing charges, travel and lodging, orany other expense incurred due to the loss of use of vehicle or other reason.
Note: See Warranty section within manual for detailed warranty coverage chart.
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September 1996
5230096-03 August 1998Revision