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PROGRAMMING 

1.

 

Turn cruise control on using the 

ON

 button. 

 

2.

 

Accelerate  by  pressing 

SET +

  until  reaching  the  desired speed.  Release  the  button 

and  the  speed  will  be  maintained.  Alternatively,  the  foot  pedal  can  be  used  to 
increase speed, then briefly press the SET + button to maintain speed automatically.

 

3.

 

Speed can be reduced by pressing 

SET -

 

4.

 

After each time the brake pedal is depressed, the vehicle will lose speed.  Press 

RES 

and the vehicle’s speed will automatically resume to its previously set level.

 

5.

 

Press 

CANCEL 

to pause the cruise control.  

6.

 

Press 

OFF

 button to turn off the cruise control. 

Emergency Brake:

 

Push down with foot to engage emergency brake 
 

Brake release:

 

Pull this lever to release the emergency brake 

 
Battery Boost Switch 

Press  and  hold  to  start  engine  using  coach  battery 
(in case of dead engine battery).  

1.

 

Push button 

2.

 

Turn ignition key to start engine 

3.

 

Release button 

 

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EMERGENCY BRAKE & BATTERY BOOST SWITCH 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
   

LIGHTS 

 

 

Off 

 Parking lights 

 Head lights 

 Automatic 

 Dashboard lightning 

 

 

FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE 

 

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Always leave on 2H for regular driving conditions. 

② 

Switch to 4H if extra traction is required in mud and snow. 

     Do not exceed 50 km/h on 4H setting. 

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Never exceed 15 km/h on 4L setting!

 

 
 
Please note that improper use of the 4x4 may not be noticed until the vehicle is inspected after  check-in. We 
therefore reserve the right to inform and charge renters after the vehicle is returned. 
 
 

 
 
 
 
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Summary of Contents for Overlander

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual ENGLISH RV Type Overlander...

Page 2: ...G 7 AUTOMATIC STEP 7 VEHICLE CARE AND MAINTENANCE 8 DIESEL FUEL 8 DIESEL EXHAUST FLUID DEF 8 ENGINE OIL 8 TIRES 9 VEHICLE SPECIFICATION 10 EXTERNAL VIEW 11 AWNING 12 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 12 GENERATOR 14...

Page 3: ...rivers are usually very polite and considerate Pedestrians have the right of way DRIVER S LICENSES We require your national license for RV rentals Foreign licenses are generally accepted in Canada How...

Page 4: ...sually disciplined and courteous Only one car at a time can cross the intersection TOLL BRIDGES If you are aware that you have crossed a toll bridge on your journey please inform us upon return of the...

Page 5: ...is for buses only Private property No parking Turn headlights on and remove sunglasses common at tunnel entrances No parking from 8 30AM to 5 30PM Parking is allowed during the remaining hours No park...

Page 6: ...K to start or turn off the engine The key can only be removed while in this position R REVERSE to reverse the vehicle The rear view camera is activated automatically N NEUTRAL select this position for...

Page 7: ...rol Emergency Brake Push down with foot to engage emergency brake Brake release Pull this lever to release the emergency brake Battery Boost Switch Press and hold to start engine using coach battery i...

Page 8: ...ed Settings menu delivers a variety of features such as Driver Assist vehicle language units and more Information menu contains more technical information about the unit which is mainly used for techn...

Page 9: ...e and finally into the idle mode Approximate filling capacity up to 6 gallons 22 7 litres The warning light remains on for a brief period after the refill but after driving 50 kms or sooner the board...

Page 10: ...ssistance program or of KalTire 24 Hour Service Please contact our OnRoad Service whenever a tire change is required These numbers are listed in the Emergency appendix Please only attempt to change a...

Page 11: ...kit under the passenger side back seat Fire extinguisher The fire extinguisher is located next to the entrance door Sewer hose The sewer hose is stored on the driver s side in a compartment labelled...

Page 12: ...hood vent 13 Assist handle Caution will not carry person s weight 14 Electrical entrance step 15 Furnace fan caution HOT 16 Power outlet 17 Water heater cover caution HOT 18 Propane tank 19 Freshwater...

Page 13: ...EM 12V DUAL BATTERY SYSTEM The living area of the RV is equipped with a 12V dual battery system The engine battery provides power to the engine and driver s cabin and coach batteries provide power to...

Page 14: ...not work while connected to a 110V source please check if the reset switch has been tripped To do this press the reset button then check the outlets for power again The reset button is located at the...

Page 15: ...off all electrical devices 2 Press and hold the switch in the STOP PRIME until the Start Stop switch LED flashes 3 Press and hold the switch in the START position until the generator starts 4 Wait 30...

Page 16: ...tank propane tank and house batteries PROPANE TANK Stove top burners oven water heater furnace and refrigerator are all propane operated The RV is equipped with an integrated propane tank which is loc...

Page 17: ...o 2 minutes for the propane to reach the devices Propane alarm is triggered or there is a smell of sulfur or rotten eggs inside the RV Immediately close the main valve on the propane tank There may be...

Page 18: ...Service CITY WATER CONNECTION The RV can be connected directly to the pressurized fresh water system of the campground with the provided water hose and pressure regulator Please note the following ste...

Page 19: ...SHOWER The showers have a sliding button on the shower head picture on the right to control the water flow The water flow can be stopped while taking a shower to save water and space in the grey wate...

Page 20: ...can be found at many campgrounds and at some gas stations and rest stations along main roads and highways The wastewater tanks should be emptied regularly i e every two or three days Troubleshooting W...

Page 21: ...pane tank is closed Propane tank is empty Fan setting is on LOW or HIGH please turn to AUTO Test fridge and stove for a problem with the propane supply The heater fan does not start Empty coach batter...

Page 22: ...back into the OFF position to shut off the oven CAUTION The stove and oven must be turned off while driving and must NEVER be used to heat the camper We recommend always opening a window or skylight...

Page 23: ...you can press number button to change the power The oven will work with the selected power for the rest time SPEEDY COOKING 1 In waiting state instant cooking at 100 power level can be started by sele...

Page 24: ...e press PIZZA once 4 0 appears 2 Press START 30 SEC to cook buzzer sounds once When cooking finishes buzzer sounds five times and then turn back to waiting state MEMORY FUNCTION 1 Press 0 MEMORY to ch...

Page 25: ...he cooking is finished OTHER SPECIFICATIONS 1 In standby state if the set clock digital tube displays current time the icon would flash otherwise it shows 0 00 2 In setting function state the screen d...

Page 26: ...d lights are off or fridge doesn t cool in battery mode Empty coach batteries Coach batteries turned off at the battery main power switch Thermal fuse blown for solution please see below Reset button...

Page 27: ...is attached to lower fridge part 5 Remove the screw or metal tab and cut off the black fuse 6 Join the red wires together but do not let the exposed wires touch anything 7 Turn propane main power and...

Page 28: ...d To access it remove the four screws of the guard located in the upper wall of the propane tank compartment For manual use now put the small lever on the side of the brake brake lever in the OFF posi...

Page 29: ...and present them upon return of the RV for reimbursement FIRE EXTINGUISHER A fire extinguisher is part of the safety equipment in each of our motorhomes Please refer to the Vehicle Specifications cha...

Page 30: ...are listed in our Terms Conditions Thank you for your understanding If you have any questions or concerns please don t hesitate to contact us Your rental team would like to thank you and wish you a pl...

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