Support Division.
If your Born Free is equipped with Liquid
Spring, do not turn the ignition key to the on
position if anyone or anything is under the
coach. Turning the ignition key to the on
position activates the Liquid Spring system
and it may adjust the height of the coach when
activated. This could result in injury or
damage to anyone or anything under the
coach.
Every Born Free Motorcoach has an onboard
water pump system. Unlike the city water
coming into your home, you have the ability
(in your motorcoach) to shut your system off
with a switch.
RV’s have numerous plastic fittings and lines,
which, when put together, make up the water
system. You should never leave your water
pump on when the motorcoach is in motion. If
a fitting or line should break due to the stress
of some poorer roads, you may not hear the
pump running above the engine or radio. If a
leak should occur, you could experience water
damage in your coach. The risk of this
happening is slight, but better safe than sorry.
We also recommend turning
off your pump
when you leave your vehicle for any length
of time
. Small drips can occur, just like in
your home plumbing, around faucets and
drains. If the pump is left on, the pressurized
water system will continue to leak in your
absence. When you are in the vehicle you will
hear the pump run for a second or two; this is a
telltale sign that there is a leak. To avoid
problems, periodic inspections of the drain p
-
traps, faucet connections, and water line
connections are recommended.
Note: Plumbing fittings may loosen or even
break under certain road conditions. It is
critical you follow these guidelines.
We strive to use the very best products
available in the manufacture of Born Free
Motorcoaches. We feel our plumbing system
is superior to other brands, but we also want
you, the owner, to be aware of potential
problem areas and take the necessary
precautions to avoid them.
Please feel free to contact Born Free
Motorcoach’s Customer Support Division with
any questions or concerns.
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