How do you get in top bunk of keystone hideout

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You can get manuals from the company website.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2018+Keystone+Passport+22+manual

Videos here

https://www.google.com/search?q=2018+Keystone+Passport+22+manually+open+slide

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possibly in the holding tank

nearest to the water heater, on inside there may be a wood panel with 2 screws securing it, which will gain you access to it

Contact your local retailer directly or online here:
http://www.keystonerv.com/contact-us

Mine is located underneath of the slide. If you lol through the back wheelwell you should see a black rod. My camper came with a manual crank rod. Not really sure if you could use anything else...it's a lot of cranking

Is the pilot light lit? There should be a valve that turns the gas off at the furnace itself. This valve is for the pilot lite There is no breaker of sorts but rather a sparker that lights the furnace. If the furnace does not light there is a small 12 volt valve that shuts off the gas to the furnace but not to the pilot light. Also make sure your 12 volt system is connected and operating. It wont work without it as it operates off that system not 120V. The same goes for refrigerators, the will not function with the 12v system disconnected

Brake lights and running lights are on different wires with power being supplied through the 7pin connector between the tow vehicle and the trailer. Under the tongue there is usually a junction box that the "pigtail" is wire through and the lights are wired in at that location.

There are more than likely two struts holding the bed up. Applying weight (your body weight) should push the bed back down. If not you may need to disconnect the bed struts. To do so you will need a flat tip screwdriver. On the back of the plastic head on each end of the strut you will see a metal clip wrapping around it. There will be a small slot to insert a screwdriver and pop the clip loose. This will allow you to remove the strut. Be careful because the bed is heavier that you may think.