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maintenance

Flying Cloud

8-11

nev-R-Lube Bearing inspection

1  

Jack trailer at marked 

JacK

 location pad behind 

axle on main frame.

2  

Check for excessive wheel end-clearance by 

pulling the tire assembly toward you and by 

pushing the assembly away from you. Slight end-

play is acceptable (0.001 to 0.010 in.).

3  

Rotate tire slowly forward and backward. The 

wheel assembly should turn freely and smoothly.

4  

Excessive wheel end-play, restriction to rotation, 

noise, or bumpy rotation should be remedied by 

replacing the bearing unit 

5  

 Bearing units should be inspected every year or 

12,000 mi., whichever comes first.

A slight amount of grease-weeping from the seal area 

is normal. Excessive leakage may indicate abnormal 

bearing operation. Bearing end-play inspection, 

drum removal/installation, and bearing replacement 

procedures are described in the Dexter Operation 

Maintenance Manual enclosed in your owner’s packet. 

Airstream recommends that these procedures are 

performed by a qualified Dexter service technician, due 

the need of specialized tools and training.

narrow Body trailer Bearing inspection and 

maintenance

Narrow body trailers, under 25 ft, should be maintained 

as follows:

1  

Jack trailer at marked 

JacK

 location pad behind 

axle on mainframe. See illustration in paragraph 

tire Changing on page 8-7 

2  

Remove hubcap or spindle cover, wheel, and tire. 

3  

Remove cotter pin. 

4  

Remove dust cap. 

5  

Remove spindle nut and washer. 

6  

Remove bearings, hub and rotor. 

7  

Lay down hub and rotor with inside grease seal 

down. Knock out inner bearing and grease seal 

using wood or plastic dowel and hammer. 

8  

Clean all parts thoroughly with kerosene. 

9  

Check all bearings and races for chips or 

roughness of any kind. Any damaged component 

must be replaced. 

10  

Pack bearing with a good grease (No. 2 grade-265 

ASTM penetration or equivalent). 

11  

Install inner bearing.

12  

Install new grease seal in hub or rotor using 

wooden or rawhide mallet.

13  

Install hub and drum on spindle. 

14  

Install outer bearing. 

15  

Install washer and spindle nut. 

16  

While rotating the wheel, tighten the spindle nut 

with an adjustable wrench until there is a slight 

tension. Then back off one notch and install cotter 

pin. There should now be from 0.001 to 0.010 in. 

end play in hub  if not, back off one notch  

17  

Check the lug nuts at 10 and  25 miles, and 

recheck at 50 miles of travel. 

See Specifications Chart in Section 4 - Floor Plans and 

Specifications for wheel torque ratings.
When greasing bearings by hand, place a glob of 

grease in the palm of one hand and push the large end 

of the bearing down into the grease. Keep turning the 

bearing around and forcing it down through the grease 

until the grease is extruded up through the opposite 

end. Wipe the extra grease in your hand around the 

outside of the bearing. It is not necessary to fill the hub 

and dust cap with grease.

Brakes 

Due to normal brake lining wear, the brakes and the 

controller setting should be checked and readjusted 

every six months or 10,000 miles, whichever comes 

first.

tongue Jack

Replacing Power Head 

It is essential that the following procedure be used 

before the power head is replaced on the post: 

1  

With 12-volts connected, ground the power 

head to trailer A-frame. Operate main switch in 

post-retracting direction until the motor stops 

automatically. 

2  

Using emergency handle, crank post clockwise by 

hand until fully retracted, then turn crank one turn 

counterclockwise. 

3  

Replace head on post and make sure that drive pin 

is engaged with post coupler. Tighten Allen set-

screws. 

Summary of Contents for 2015 Flying Cloud

Page 1: ...2015 Flying Cloud Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...Publication Date October 2014...

Page 3: ...Introduction Safety General Information Floor Plans and Specifications Interior Exterior Towing Maintenance 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 4: ...ation available at the time of publication approval If and when new materials and production techniques are developed that can improve the quality of its product or material substitutions are necessar...

Page 5: ...AL INFORMATION 3 1 Limited Warranty Policy 3 3 Service 3 6 Camping 3 6 floor plans and Specifications 4 1 Floor Plans 4 2 Specifications 4 4 INTRODUCTION 1 1 INTERIOR 5 1 General Information and Clean...

Page 6: ...d Brakes 7 2 maintenance 8 1 Maintenance Schedule 8 4 Suggested Maintenance and Replacement Parts 8 5 Tires 8 7 Model 8 10 All others 8 10 Electrical Diagrams 8 19 FAQs and Answers 8 40 Table of Conte...

Page 7: ...a packet included with this manual to be more detailed All information illustrations and specifications contained in this manual are based on the latest product information available at the time of pu...

Page 8: ...1 2 Flying Cloud Introduction NOTES...

Page 9: ...2 Appliances and Equipment 2 2 Mold 2 2 Chemical Sensitivity and Ventilation 2 2 Chemical Sensitivity 2 2 Formaldehyde 2 3 Ventilation 2 3 Do Not Smoke 2 3 Medical Advice 2 3 Alarms and Detectors 2 3...

Page 10: ...nance for tire care and safety information Also be sure to read the Tire Safety Manual Addendum included with your owner s packet Appliances and Equipment The appliances stove refrigerator etc and equ...

Page 11: ...ct to proper ventilation of your trailer please do not hesitate to contact your dealer or Airstream Ventilation To reduce or lessen exposure to chemicals from off gassing it is of utmost importance th...

Page 12: ...se to rain or moisture Do not knock or drop the alarm Do not open or tamper with the alarm as this could cause malfunction The alarm will not protect against the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning when...

Page 13: ...ousness heart and lung failure Exposure to carbon monoxide can cause brain damage and or death WARNING Many causes of reported CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING indicate that while victims are aware that they...

Page 14: ...the sensor of the device that burns away impurities in the air during periods of normal use During periods when power is interrupted impurities can build up on the sensor When power is returned to th...

Page 15: ...l and Consequential Damages 3 4 Obtaining Warranty Service 3 4 Dealer Representations Excluded 3 4 Warranty Transfer 3 4 Changes In Design 3 5 Statute Of Limitations 3 5 Explanation Of Airstream Limit...

Page 16: ...0 25FB ft Model 3 10 27FB ft Model 3 10 28 ft Model 3 10 30FB ft Model 3 11 30 ft Model 3 11 Things Not To Put Into Toilet Or Drains 3 11 Shoreline Power Supply 3 11 Remote Generator Hookup 3 12 Cable...

Page 17: ...Warranty Policy Warranty Coverage Airstream Inc Airstream warrants that it will repair or replace defects in material or workmanship in any components of a new Airstream trailer purchased from an aut...

Page 18: ...electric power supply or improper vehicle hookup to other facilities o Acts or omissions of any person or entity other than Airstream Disclaimer of Incidental and Consequential Damages Airstream hereb...

Page 19: ...olonged exposure to moisture salt air or corrosive air borne pollutants without repainting Aluminum oxidizes when unprotected under similar conditions and refinery chemicals of a sulfurous nature are...

Page 20: ...ream Factory Service Center or a Certified Dealer Service Center please contact the service manager for an appointment and inform him if you are unable to keep the appointment date or wish to change i...

Page 21: ...ire without completely unpacking 8 Keep sharp or hard articles securely packed wherever they may be 9 Do not pack things in the passenger seating area You will need the maximum space for comfort 10 We...

Page 22: ...steady as possible Check the attitude with a small spirit level set on the inside work counter or the trailer hitch A frame see diagram that follows under Leveling If a correction is necessary you mus...

Page 23: ...y Drain 4 Gray Water Tank 20 ft Model 1 4 3 5 2 1 Lavatory Drain 2 Black WaterTank Toilet 3 Galley Drain 4 Gray Water Tank 5 Shower Drain 23D ft Model 1 3 2 1 Lavatory Drain 2 Black WaterTank Toilet 3...

Page 24: ...Gray Water Tank 5 Shower Drain 25FB ft Model 3 4 2 1 1 Lavatory Drain 2 Black WaterTank Toilet 3 Galley Drain 4 Gray Water Tank 27FB ft Model 1 2 3 4 1 Lavatory Drain 2 Black WaterTank Toilet 3 Galley...

Page 25: ...position while connected to a sewage hose Keep the dump valves closed with either method and empty the tanks when they are nearly full The idea is to send a large volume of water through the tanks and...

Page 26: ...t compact construction of modern recreational vehicles means that the normal living activities of even a few occupants will lead to rapid moisture saturation Estimates indicate that a family of four c...

Page 27: ...follow all manufacturer instructions and recommendations for the use and cleaning of the dehumidifier Safety As always safety should be a top priority Ensure that you and everyone traveling with you c...

Page 28: ...o its operation you and your family should practice then replace or recharge the extinguisher Your local fire department will be able to assist you and answer any questions WARNING Don t smoke in bed...

Page 29: ...loud 4 2 20 Flying Cloud 4 2 23 Flying Cloud 4 2 23FB Flying Cloud 4 2 25 Flying Cloud 4 2 25FB Flying Cloud 4 3 27FB Flying Cloud 4 3 28 Flying Cloud 4 3 30 Flying Cloud 4 3 30 Bunk Flying Cloud 4 4...

Page 30: ...AT SHOE STORAGE WARD ROBE HAMPER HAMPER DINETTE 42 x 76 66 SOFA 5 CU FT FRIDGE MICROWAVE OVERHEAD WARD ROBE PANTRY WARD ROBE LAVY SHOWER BED 48 x 75 GALLEY LED TV BED 60 x 75 WARDROBE w DRAWERS N S DI...

Page 31: ...NIGHTSTAND CLOSET w NIGHTSTAND DINETTE 42 x 76 L SOFA 80 x 44 GALLEY SHOWER WARDROBE 7 CU FT FRIDGE LED TV LED TV TWIN BED 34 x 78 TWIN BED 34 x 78 NIGHT STAND w TRUNK HANGING WARDROBE HANGING WARDROB...

Page 32: ...500 5000 5000 6000 6300 6000 6300 7300 7300 7600 7600 8800 8800 UBW lb 3852 3852 4271 4761 4761 4806 4806 5600 5503 5868 5979 6382 6422 NCC lb 648 648 1239 1239 1539 1194 1494 1700 1797 1732 1621 2418...

Page 33: ...nt roadside of your trailer are the Tire and Loading and Vehicle Manufacturing tags The Tire and Loading information tag lists the Size and Cold Inflation Pressure of the tires on your vehicle the wei...

Page 34: ...4 6 Flying Cloud Floor Plans And Specifications NOTES...

Page 35: ...Sinks 5 4 Vinyl Flooring 5 4 General Cleaning 5 4 Polishing the Flooring 5 4 Shower Stall 5 5 Telephone Shower Head 5 5 Retractable Clothesline 5 5 Lounge 5 5 Dinette 5 5 Dinette Table 5 5 Exhaust Fa...

Page 36: ...lectrical 5 9 Battery 12 Volt System Information 5 9 Battery Disconnect Switch 5 9 Power Center Converter 12 Volt 110 Volt Distribution 5 10 12 Volt Power Circuits 5 10 Converter Operation 5 10 120 Vo...

Page 37: ...nance 5 15 Thermostat 5 15 Ducted Roof System 5 15 Air Conditioner 5 15 Furnace 5 16 Range 5 16 Microwave Ovens 5 16 Refrigerator 5 16 Operation 5 17 Water Heater 5 17 Electronic Ignition 5 17 Safety...

Page 38: ...of any automotive cleaners designed for vinyl car seats and dashes can provide a more thorough cleaning Counter Area The counter tops are made of a high pressure laminate and can be cleaned with soap...

Page 39: ...control pump switch may be used to turn the pump on or off at any time The second remote switch with a red indicator is for lighting the water heater On 20 ft models an additional water tank heating p...

Page 40: ...ighting The ceiling light fixture has a push button switch located on the fixture Gently squeezing the lens in the middle and pulling down will remove the lens During cold weather it is a good idea to...

Page 41: ...dard garden hose thread We suggest you carry two lengths of hose in order to reach hookups farther away than normal plus to have a spare After hooking up the hose and turning on the city water valve p...

Page 42: ...bowl about 5 seconds This switch activates a powerful macerator pump that siphons water and waste from the bowl macerates and propels the effluent through the discharge line holding tank To use less...

Page 43: ...Power from the batteries goes to a set of four Type 2 thermal breakers located under the front bed and riveted to the inside skin front plate The breakers are tied together by a brass bus bar One bre...

Page 44: ...ock 120 Volt AC Panel Board The AC panel board section of the series 7300 is located behind the decorative door in the upper left hand corner This panel contains the 120 Vac branch circuit breakers fo...

Page 45: ...One of these wires is not spliced onto a wire of the same color It is the backup wire that is yellow in the cable and black in the harness A label on the inside of the converter door lists the cicuit...

Page 46: ...ackage These are used for an Apple Ipod or MP3 player input Use the SOURCE button on the radio to access the auxiliary port into which the Ipod or MP3 player is plugged Lowered Travel Position Rotate...

Page 47: ...grounding connect the short ground lead to a grounded outlet box or to a cold water pipe When no water pipe is available drive a metal rod two feet into the ground and attach the ground lug to it thu...

Page 48: ...t Circuit Interrupter GFCI Most states require trailers with exterior 110 volt receptacles and receptacles close to a water sources such as a faucet to have a ground fault circuit interrupter When pro...

Page 49: ...box can alleviate low voltage problems Avoid The information contained in the appliances manuals supersedes any information contained in the Airstream Trailer Owner s Manual on appliances If you belie...

Page 50: ...s service and parts manuals are also available WARNING The operation manual for the range is titled RV Cooking Appliances If this has not been provided with your trailer contact the manufacturer list...

Page 51: ...alleviated As the water is heating simply open any faucet and run as little as a cup of water Removing this small amount of water will reduce the pressure buildup significantly For fun watch the seque...

Page 52: ...than interior temperature of coach Cleaning Instructions 1 Turn fan motor off 2 Remove eight painted flat head Phillips screws around perimeter of screen insert only 3 Clean screen with soap and water...

Page 53: ...ned The display will automatically shut off after 5 minutes in hold mode To end the hold mode before the 5 minutes is up press any tank button and the display will shut off To Read the Battery Voltage...

Page 54: ...Interior 5 20 Flying Cloud NOTES...

Page 55: ...een Door 6 3 Emergency Escape Windows 6 3 Front End Protection 6 3 Window Stone Guards 6 3 Wrap Protectors 6 3 Awning 6 3 Exterior Shower 6 4 Axle and Running Gear Assembly 6 4 Nev R Lube Drums Bearin...

Page 56: ...ing that cannot be removed by normal washing procedures Airstream recommends using DX 330 Acryli Clean made by PPG Industries Follow all directions and warnings on the product container Acryli Clean s...

Page 57: ...tch It can be operated independently by releasing the slide bolt and swinging the screen door away from the main door Emergency Escape Windows To remove screen pull out the screen cord by the cord loo...

Page 58: ...trailer The trailer axle s is bent upward in the middle This bend is normal and is how the camber is obtained Also toe in is built into the axle by very slight bends in the axle tube on each end Tire...

Page 59: ...left handed threads on its interior This feature allows for connection of the new wrenchless right handed Acme RV connection while still accommodating the standard left handed POL fittings used for f...

Page 60: ...or Make sure there is propane in both tanks before you start Rotate the white knob on the top front side of the regulator toward the cylinder you want to use first This will be the service cylinder an...

Page 61: ...ing off or becoming dislodged during travel Use only the LPG tanks furnished with your trailer If replacement is required it must be a bottle of the same size and design Basic Rules For LPG Safety WAR...

Page 62: ...area until odor clears 6 Have the gas system checked and leakage source corrected before using again Exterior LPG Port An exterior LPG port quick connect may be installed on the hitch A frame of your...

Page 63: ...3 Weighing Your Trailer 7 3 Hitching Up 7 4 7 Way Plug 7 4 Equalizing Hitch Load Distribution 7 4 Towing Tips and Information 7 5 Tracking Observation 7 5 General Information 7 5 Cooling System Overl...

Page 64: ...d you must pull Consolidate items in shelves lockers and in the refrigerator It is better to have one full and one empty locker than two half empty ones Special care must be taken not to overload the...

Page 65: ...ndle on the road Know what your trailer weighs loaded Load your trailer including water propane etc and take it to a public scales Weigh each axle of your vehicle Refer to your axle weight and tire li...

Page 66: ...ee This will be the tongue weight of your trailer If you exceed the capacity of the bathroom scales increase the two foot dimension to three or four more feet but always multiply the scale reading by...

Page 67: ...g grade when slowing down after higher speed driving driving with long idle periods in traffic jams If the tow vehicle s temperature gauge or indicator light indicates overheating and the air conditio...

Page 68: ...try to back to your left because the visibility is much better When you don t make it on the first try it is usually much easier to pull forward to your original position and start over or at least p...

Page 69: ...lag time quick steering movements to counter trailer sway will actually cause increased sway and loss of control Keep both hands on the wheel Hold the wheel as straight as possible until stability is...

Page 70: ...Towing 7 8 Flying Cloud NOTES...

Page 71: ...Changing 8 7 Jack Location 8 7 Tire Load and Inflation Information 8 7 Proper Tire Inflation 8 8 Underinflated Tires 8 8 How Overloading Affects Your Tires 8 8 Weighing Your Trailer Or Towed Vehicle 8...

Page 72: ...w Solar Panel Charging System 8 13 Battery Storage 8 13 Antenna Base Lubrication 8 13 Lubricating Rotating Gear Housing 8 14 Water Pump 8 14 Water Pump Access Locations 8 14 Strainer Cleaning 8 14 Fre...

Page 73: ...g Cloud 8 26 25FB Flying Cloud 8 27 27FB Flying Cloud 8 28 27FB Flying Cloud 50 Amp 8 29 28 Flying Cloud 8 30 28 Flying Cloud 50 Amp 8 31 30 Flying Cloud 8 32 30 Flying Cloud CSA 8 33 30 Twin Bunk Fly...

Page 74: ...g Nuts See Specification Chart in this manual for wheel torque ratings Breakaway Switch Pull pin and lubricate with household oil See further instructions in this section 7 Way Plug Spray with contact...

Page 75: ...Interior 12 Volt Lighting Ceiling Light Plastic Base Single and Double PN 512442 100 replacement LED insert Reading Spot Light PN 512438 Recessed Ceiling Light PN 512438 Surface Mount Ceiling Light P...

Page 76: ...ditioner PN 690323 322 In Line Water PN 602277 Range Hood PN 512210 100 Laminate Touch up Seam Fil White PN 360301 02 Fil Stik White PN 28430W 03 Fil Stik Light Maple PN 28430W 04 Exterior Care The fo...

Page 77: ...curely chocking the trailer s remaining wheels Never position yourself in a manner where a raised trailer can come down on you if it should become dislodged from a jack or ramp WARNING When removing a...

Page 78: ...s Tire pressure is what enables your trailer tire to support loads thus overloading can have serious consequences Too much weight can cause stress on the suspension system components brake failure han...

Page 79: ...rated pressure stamped on the rim Most trailers are towed at or near maximum loads during hot weather and then are left idle for months In normal use oils in the tire come to the surface during flexi...

Page 80: ...hreads If suspicious of a loose lug nut safely stop vehicle as soon as possible Put up warning devices Remove the lug caps and check the tightness of all the lug nuts Tighten all lug nuts to the speci...

Page 81: ...and races for chips or roughness of any kind Any damaged component must be replaced 10 Pack bearing with a good grease No 2 grade 265 ASTM penetration or equivalent 11 Install inner bearing 12 Install...

Page 82: ...normal battery can discharge by itself in 30 to 40 days when not in use therefore it is necessary to periodically check the battery and charge We suggest checking the batteries at least every two wee...

Page 83: ...and services the make of battery installed in your trailer When being towed the 12 volt batteries in your trailer are receiving a constant charge from the tow vehicle s generator or alternator throug...

Page 84: ...The bottom cabinet panel is held on with a pressure catch and pulls off for access The 28 ft water pump location is under the refrigerator The bottom cabinet panel pulls off for access The 30 ft Bunk...

Page 85: ...other valve for draining the macerator toilet found in the bottom of the pantry behind the false door housing that supports the furnace vent Fresh Water Tank Draining Pumping the water out with the se...

Page 86: ...at contains any portion of petroleum distillates This type of product will attack the rubber seals of your toilet and dump valve Also do not use any dish detergent or abrasive cleaners All products sh...

Page 87: ...the batteries from your trailer and store in a cool dry place where there is no danger of freezing It is very important for optimum life of a battery to check it periodically and to keep it fully cha...

Page 88: ...sulting in a situation of the door rubbing the frame or not closing flush which will create pressure on the door Main door has come open at some point introducing a change to the contour of the door f...

Page 89: ...8 Maintenance Flying Cloud 8 19 Electrical Diagrams 12 Volt Diagrams...

Page 90: ...Maintenance 8 20 Flying Cloud Sheet 1 of 2...

Page 91: ...8 Maintenance Flying Cloud 8 21 Sheet 2 of 2...

Page 92: ...e CSA 1 0 Amps H Refer Receptacle 2 7 Amps J Outside Receptacle 1 5 Amps J Outside Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps K Galley Receptacle 1 5 Amps K Galley Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps L Dinette Receptacle 1 5 Amps L...

Page 93: ...e 12 0 Amps Circuit 4 20 Amp 15 Amp CSA G Bathroom Receptacle GFI 1 5 Amps G Bathroom Receptacle GFI CSA 1 0 Amps H Dinette Receptacle 1 5 Amps H Dinette Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps J Refer Receptacle Sin...

Page 94: ...Amps Circuit 4 20 Amp 15 Amp CSA G Bathroom Receptacle GFI 1 5 Amps G Bathroom Receptacle GFI CSA 1 0 Amps H Refer Receptacle Single 2 7 Amps J Outside Receptacle 1 5 Amps J Outside Receptacle CSA 1 0...

Page 95: ...le 1 5 Amps F Blu Ray Player Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps Circuit 3 20 Amp 15 Amp CSA G Microwave Receptacle 12 0 Amps Circuit 4 20 Amp 15 Amp CSA H Galley GFI Receptacle 1 5 Amps H Galley GFI Receptacle C...

Page 96: ...Single 2 7 Amps J Dinette Receptacle 1 5 Amps J Dinette Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps K Ded Blu Ray Disc Player Receptacle 1 5 Amps K Ded Blu Ray Disc Player Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps L Galley End Panel Recep...

Page 97: ...1 5 Amps H Galley End Panel Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps J Outside Receptacle 1 0 Amps J Outside Receptacle CSA 1 5 Amps K Refer Receptacle 2 7 Amps L Lounge Area TV Receptacle 1 5 Amps L Lounge Area TV Re...

Page 98: ...utside Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps J Galley Receptacle 1 0 Amps J Galley Receptacle CSA 1 5 Amps K Refer Receptacle Single 2 7 Amps L Lounge Area TV Receptacle 1 5 Amps L Lounge Area TV Receptacle CSA 1 0...

Page 99: ...Player Receptacle 1 5 Amps J Blu Ray Player Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps Circuit 4 20 Amp K Bedroom Air Conditioner 16 0 Amps Circuit 5 20 Amp 15 Amp CSA L Microwave Receptacle Single 20 Amp 16 0 Amps Circ...

Page 100: ...J Roadside Living Area Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps K Blu Ray Player Receptacle 1 5 Amps K Blu Ray Player Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps L Curbside Living Area Receptacle 1 5 Amps L Curbside Living Area Receptacl...

Page 101: ...e 1 5 Amps J Bathroom Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps K Refer Receptacle 2 7 Amps L Galley Receptacle 1 5 Amps L Galley Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps Circuit 4 20 Amp 15 Amp CSA M Bedroom Air Conditioner 16 0 Amps...

Page 102: ...e 2 7 Amps M Dinette Receptacle 1 5 Amps N Roadside Living Area Receptacle 1 5 Amps P Curbside Living Area Receptacle 1 5 Amps R Galley Receptacle 1 5 Amps S Outside Receptacle 1 5 Amps T Galley End P...

Page 103: ...oadside Living Area Receptacle 1 0 Amps N Curbside Living Area Receptacle 1 0 Amps P Blu ray Player Receptacle 1 0 Amps R Galley Receptacle 1 0 Amps S Outside Receptacle 1 0 Amps T Galley End Panel Re...

Page 104: ...le CSA 1 0 Amps J Bathroom Receptacle 1 5 Amps J Bathroom Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps K Galley GFI Receptacle 1 5 Amps K Galley GFI Receptacle CSA 1 0 Amps L Dinette Receptacle 1 5 Amps L Dinette Receptac...

Page 105: ...ps Circuit 4 20 Amp M Rear Air Conditioner 16 0 Amps Circuit 5 20 Amp N Microwave Receptacle Single 20 Amp 12 0 Amps Circuit 6 20 Amp P Converter Wired Direct 8 0 Amps R Roadside Bedroom Receptacle 1...

Page 106: ...lley End Panel Receptacle 1 0 Amps Circuit 4 20 Amp N Rear Air Conditioner 16 0 Amps Circuit 5 15 Amp 15 Amp CSA P Microwave Receptacle Single 20 Amp 12 0 Amps Circuit 6 15 Amp R Converter Wired Direc...

Page 107: ...acle CSA 1 0 Amps Circuit 4 20 Amp K Rear Air Conditioner 16 0 Amps Circuit 5 20 Amp 15 Amp CSA L Microwave Receptacle Single 20 Amp 12 0 Amps Circuit 6 20 Amp 15 Amp CSA M Converter Wired Direct 8 0...

Page 108: ...Ray Player Receptacles Circuit 1 20 Amp A C Main 30 Amp Breaker label content may vary CSA include 15 Amp breakers Standard 50 Amp Circuit Breaker Layout Circuit 6 20 Amp Converter Bedroom Blu Ray Pl...

Page 109: ...models have the bar located under the front bed Battery cables will run to this bar A Cat 5 patch cord for a solar panel display if supplied with the after market unit runs from the battery buss bar...

Page 110: ...7 My tongue jack is not operating Answer Check for 12 volt power Verify the 30 amp in line slow blow fuse is good This is in a holder approximately 18 in from the jack head Loosen and retighten the ja...

Page 111: ...ect awning use If you are leaving your trailer for long periods or in threatening weather the awning should be retracted The Zip Dee website is www zipdeeinc com An instructional video can also be vie...

Page 112: ...this by regularly cleaning window seals with soapy water and applying a silicone product or Aerospace Protectant 303 to the seals Clean edge of glass also 11 The mattress in my Airstream is an odd sh...

Page 113: ...oor Lubrication and Adjustment 8 18 Main 6 3 Screen 6 3 E Electrical 5 8 7 Way Plug 7 4 Electrical 110 Volt City Power 5 12 Emergency Escape Windows 6 3 Equalizing Hitch Load Distribution 7 4 Exterior...

Page 114: ...lling Sway Fishtailing 7 6 Stopping on a Hill 7 6 Service 3 6 Shoreline Power Supply 3 9 Solar Panel 5 12 Specifications 4 4 Step Operation 6 3 T Tanks Draining Dumping Cleaning 8 14 Thermostat 5 14 5...

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