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 Welcome to our growing family of RV owners. Hours of relaxation, adventure and enjoyment 

await you in your new Viking. Thousands of Viking owners have been enjoying their units for 
many years.

This Owner’s Manual has been prepared to help you and your family enjoy your new Viking 

to its fullest by providing basic instructions for the operation and maintenance of its appliances, 
accessories and RV systems. Please read it carefully and follow the instructions. Also read and 
follow the instructions contained in the appliance and accessory manufacturers’ instruction 
booklets provided as part of the “Viking Information Packet.”

If you have any questions regarding operation, maintenance or service, please contact your 

Viking dealer so he can assist you. Your satisfaction is of the utmost importance to your dealer 
and to Viking Recreational Vehicles.

Operation and maintenance instructions, regarding appliances in this manual were obtained 

from manufacturer’s booklets and are used with the permission of those various manufacturers. 
Viking Recreational Vehicles reserves the right to present edited portions of these materials.

Viking Recreational Vehicles works year ‘round to improve its products. As a result, all 

specifications, equipment and prices quoted in our literature are subject to change without 
notice or obligation to the consumer.

Thank you for selecting our product.  

Summary of Contents for Viking

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Page 2: ... part of the Viking Information Packet If you have any questions regarding operation maintenance or service please contact your Viking dealer so he can assist you Your satisfaction is of the utmost importance to your dealer and to Viking Recreational Vehicles Operation and maintenance instructions regarding appliances in this manual were obtained from manufacturer s booklets and are used with the ...

Page 3: ...tem 13 Converter 13 FRESH WATER SYSTEM City Water 13 Water Tank 13 Sanitizing Water Tank 13 Water Pump 14 Sink 14 Leaks 14 DRAINAGE SYSTEM Drainage 14 LP GAS SYSTEM Climate Differences 15 LP Gas Line Check 15 Filling the LP Gas Bottle 15 LP Bottle Care 15 Regulator Pressure 15 LP Gas Regulator Freeze Up 16 APPLIANCES AND ACCESSORIES Range 16 12V 110V Gas Refrigerator 17 Furnace 17 Water Heater 17 ...

Page 4: ...be overwhelmed by all the detail But after you ve used your new RV a couple of times you ll be able to perform all the checks start ups and systems in much less time than it takes to read our instructions If you re a veteran RVer you know that things change and a quick review of this manual will bring you up to date on what s new So read on Happy camping NOTE Because of the variety of models we of...

Page 5: ... new recreational vehicle is designed as a temporary living quarters for recreational camping travel or seasonal use and not as a permanent dwelling place Usage as a permanent accommodation is breach of warranty and we are not liable for any damage that results because of such misuse The manufacturer does not assume responsibility for loss of use of the recreational vehicle loss of time inconvenie...

Page 6: ...expire Manufacturer s literature is contained in a separate packet furnished with the owner s manual on newly delivered units Only those products and options which are on your camper will be included in this packet You should go over this literature with your dealer during the pre delivery inspection Any shortages of literature should be reported to dealer at that time SAFETY THE SAFETY ALERT SYMB...

Page 7: ...rning equipment including wood and charcoal grills and stoves shall not be used inside this recreational vehicle The use of this equipment inside the recreational vehicle may cause fires or asphyxiation WARNING Do not bring or store LP gas containers gasoline or other flammable liquids inside the vehicle because a fire or explosion may result A warning label has been located near the LP gas contai...

Page 8: ...ALL HEIGHT When the loaded trailer is hitched to the tow vehicle check the hitch ball height It can be determined by measuring from the top of the curved portion of the coupler to the ground A high hitch will transfer the weight behind the axle causing the unit to fishtail A low hitch will transfer additional weight to the hitch FEDERAL STICKER Found on the road side of your camping trailer the Fe...

Page 9: ...id materials under heavier items to help prevent shifting Most new camping trailer owners tend to carry more supplies than they really need It is important to remember that each item added brings with it the extra weight to tow and distribute WARNING DO NOT store LP gas containers gasoline or other flammable liquids inside the camper because a fire or explosion may result WARNING CAUTION Extending...

Page 10: ...ift system occurs without total release of all latches 2 Remove the crank handle from storage position and insert crank into the winch located on the front A frame of the unit 3 Turn the crank clockwise to raise the roof and counter clockwise to lower 4 Raise roof until GREEN gauge cable located near front door side lifter arm is taut Do not over crank roof lift system as damage to system may resu...

Page 11: ...S ROOF IS EXTENDED TO ITS FULL HEIGHT THIS IS A MUST WARNING CAUTION NEVER ALLOW BUNKS TO HANG UNSUPPORTED AS THIS WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO SLIDE ASSEMBLIES WARNING AS THE CANVAS IS PERMANENTLY ATTACHED TO THE BUNK AT THE END ONLY DO NOT PLACE SMALL CHILDREN OR INFANTS IN BUNK AREA WITHOUT PROVIDING ADEQUATE PROTECTION AROUND OPEN EDGES DOOR INSTALLATION 806 MODELS 1 Close lower door 2 Release upper d...

Page 12: ...t 2 Pull outward on roll out until it stops 3 Check to make sure roll out latches located inside at floor level are engaged in the locked position Pushing outward from inside the unit at floor level may be necessary to fully engage latches 4 Locate roll out tension rafter and install in the same manner as bed end installation 5 Secure roll out tent side by attaching Velcro at all points inside and...

Page 13: ...a circuit breaker SHORELINE CONNECTION The Shoreline is a heavy duty cable with a three prong ground plug on one end permanently attached at the other end to the service panel It can be pulled from its storage compartment through a hatch in the sidewall of your vehicle and connected to an external receptacle Some campsites and trailer parks still have two slot outlets If it is necessary to use a t...

Page 14: ...REFULLY LP GAS SYSTEM See Annex A for LP Detector information GENERAL The Liquefied Petroleum LP Gas system in your unit furnishes fuel for heating and cooking LP gas is stored in a bottle or bottles on the A frame of your unit Under pressure in the bottle the LP gas turns to vapor it is the latter which burns Each bottle has a 20 vapor level gauge which allows space in the bottle for vapor expans...

Page 15: ...e bottle is over filled have the LP gas dealer bleed out the excess Over filling does not allow sufficient space for the liquid to expand This can produce excessive pressure which can cause LP gas leaks creating potential fire or explosion hazard DO NOT smoke strike a match or ignite a lighter when the LP gas bottle is being filled A spark or flame could ignite fumes Be certain all burner and pilo...

Page 16: ...nd and may extinguish the match When the line is free of air the burner should light readily Adjust the burner flame with the control knob WARNING It is not safe to use cooking appliances for comfort heating WARNING Use of cooking pans larger than burner diameter could cause damage to stove box by trapping heat in the stove top Cooking appliances need fresh air for safe operation Do not use large ...

Page 17: ...ermostat on OFF NOTE If after three attempts with no ignition go to shut down and contact a qualified service agency Do not continue to cycle furnace through thermostat in an attempt to get ignition CARE OF FURNACE Your furnace should be inspected before use at least annually by a qualified service agency Particular attention should be given to the combustion chamber gaskets soot in vent and main ...

Page 18: ...mmercial seam sealer WARNING CAUTION Use of sprays hair insect deodorant etc near fabric can destroy fabric finish NEVER allow spray to come in contact with tent fabric INTERIOR MAINTENANCE FOLDING TABLE LEGS Fold table legs and secure with straps Lower table onto seat braces Arrange cushions on top for additional sleeping capacity VINYL WINDOW SCREENS Unzip vinyl windows to permit ventilation Rol...

Page 19: ...o collect on the roof If you will not be using your trailer for an extended period block it up to prevent tire damage NOTE Do not cover with black or dark colored plastic or seal airtight WINTERIZATION Also see Maintenance Schedule pages 20 to 23 GENERAL You should make special preparations for storing your unit in winter Contact you dealer to schedule yearly winterization WARNING CAUTION DO NOT u...

Page 20: ... ball and oil release lever rivet Once per year Improper connection to ball Decorator side drapes and privacy curtains Woven fabric Dry clean only As needed Machine washing and storing wet Drain sink Winterize with non toxic anti freeze When storing for the winter Storing without winterizing Drain shower Winterize with non toxic anti freeze When storing for the winter Storing without winterizing E...

Page 21: ...s Crank down jack Scissor style Keep free from dirt lubricate As needed Dirt build up Table Particle board laminated Clean with damp cloth As needed Direct heat excessive exposure to the elements Table legs Folding Lubricate hinge points with silicone As needed Leaving outside in the rain abrasive cleaners detergents and waters Tent vinyl Vinyl See page 25 of this manual As needed Storing wet hars...

Page 22: ...anual Hinges X Maintenance this manual Jacks X X Maintenance this manual Locks Latches X Maintenance this manual Lock Latch Manufacturer s manual LP Gas X X LP Gas this Manual Appliance Manufacturer s instructions Pigtail Contacts X Maintenance this manual Roof Body Underbelly X Maintenance this manual Seams Seal Roof X Maintenance this manual Steps X X Maintenance this manual Step Manufacturer s ...

Page 23: ...23 MAINTENANCE RECORD DATE MILEAGE SERVICE SHOP NAME ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE ...

Page 24: ...riodically and before using unit after a storage period WHEEL BEARINGS See MAINTENANCE section HITCH Should be inspected to be sure it has not loosened Must have safety pin or lock in coupler 3 WAY TONGUE JACK Must be raised as far as possible or removed and stored LP GAS BOTTLES Connections should be secured and the service valve closed NOTE Some states prohibit vehicles equipped with LP gas bott...

Page 25: ...e and equipment should be closed and locked STEP Optional self storing step in stored position ROOF Must be lowered and all latches secured BOAT RACK OR BIKE RACK If your unit has a boat rack the weight of the boat is not to exceed 135 lbs Place the boat with the bow facing forward upside down on the boat rack and lash down securely so boat will not shift causing damage to the rack DO NOT attempt ...

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Page 27: ...through our dealers is as important as maintaining the technical excellence of our product Your authorized Viking RV dealer will assist you in obtaining service maintenance selection of options and instructions concerning the operation of your recreational vehicle Occasionally a warranty or service matter may not be handled to your satisfaction Often it is the result of a misunderstanding and can ...

Page 28: ...eration of the detector If this detector does not test properly return the detector immediately for repair or replacement ALARM The Red LED will Flash and the alarm will sound whenever dangerous levels of gas are detected The detector will continue to alarm until the gas clears or the Mute switch is pressed See Procedures to Take During an Alarm PROCEDURES TO TAKE DURING AN ALARM 1 Turn off all ga...

Page 29: ...bed by law exceed the purchase price Your gas detector is not a substitute for Property Disability Life or other insurance coverage Appropriate insurance is the owner s responsibility Atwood Mobile Products Salt Lake City Operations 1874 South Pioneer Road Salt Lake UT 84104 1997 Atwood Industries Inc Should problems or questions arise contact your dealer or the Atwood Service Department 815 877 5...

Page 30: ...cular purpose with respect to the batteries The above warranty may not be altered except in writing signed by both parties hereto Please send products and all other correspondence to KIDDE Attn Customer Service Department 1394 South Third Street Mebane NC 27302 The model number and assembly number can also be found on the label on the back of the CO alarm FOR WARRANTY SERVICE In many cases the qui...

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