Grand Design Reflection Fifth Wheel 150 Series Owner'S Manual Download

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Glossary

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CAMPER

—For purposes of this manual, this term refers to your fifth wheel RV.

CAMPING

—An outdoor recreational activity involving the spending of one or more nights in a

tent, primitive structure or RV at a campsite with the purpose of getting away from civilization

and enjoying nature.

CAMPSITE

—The term usually means an area where an individual or family might go camping.

CARBON MONOXIDE

—A colorless, odorless and poisonous gas.

CARGO WEIGHT

—The actual weight of all items added to the Curb Weight of the vehicle or

trailer. This includes personal cargo, optional equipment, and tongue or king pin weight.

CARGO CARRYING CAPACITY (CCC)—

Equal to GVWR minus each of the following: UVW, full

fresh (potable) water weight (including water heater), full propane weight and SCWR.

CITY WATER

—Term associated with the water supply you hook up to at the campsite. It is

called city water because water is pulled from a central outside source (like a city) and not the

fresh water tank.

CONDENSATION

—A result of warm moisture laden air contacting the cold window glass.

Keeping a roof vent open helps to reduce the humidity levels. Added roof vent covers help to

prevent cold air from dropping down through the vent while still allowing moist air to escape.

Using the roof vent fan when showering or the stove vent fan when cooking also helps prevent

excess moisture buildup.

CONVERTER

—A device that converts 120 volt A/C (alternating current) to 12 volt DC (direct

current). The RV devices mostly run on 12 volt DC power that is supplied by the battery, which

allows the RV to function independently. When “shore power” (an electrical supply) is available,

the converter changes the voltage from 120 to 12 volt to supply the appliances and to recharge

the battery.

CURB WEIGHT

—The actual weight of a vehicle or trailer, including all standard equipment, full

fuel tanks, full fresh water tanks, full propane bottles, and all other equipment fluids, but before

taking on any persons or personal cargo.

CURBSIDE

—This refers to the side of the camper that faces the curb when parked. Also re-

ferred to as the door side or DS.

DC ELECTRICITY

—Direct current also known as auxiliary battery power. For purposes of this

owner’s manual, it refers to 12-volt DC (abbreviated 12 VDC).

DEALER—

For purposes of this manual, this refers to the independent dealer authorized to sell

and/or service your camper by Grand Design RV. This term will be used in this context unless

specified otherwise.

DINETTE

—Booth-like dining area. Table usually drops to convert unit into a bed at night.

DRAIN TRAP

—This is the curve that is in all drains. Water is trapped in the curve and creates a

barrier so tank odors cannot escape through the drain.

Summary of Contents for Reflection Fifth Wheel 150 Series

Page 1: ...O W N E R S M A N U A L ...

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Page 3: ... attention to any safety precautions Dangers Cautions Warnings and Notices Before camping learn how to properly operate and maintain all of your recreational vehicle s appliances components and systems Familiarize yourself and your family with the safety features built into your RV and the actions and steps necessary to ensure safe camping Grand Design s Limited Base Warranty and Limited Structura...

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Page 5: ... Manufacturer Warranty Information 27 Occupant Safety 29 Pre Travel Information 49 Towing Leveling 67 Ground Control 3 0 System Manual 77 Electrical Systems 95 Plumbing Systems 105 Nautilus P1 Manual 120 Propane System 137 Appliances 145 Electronics 149 Heating Cooling 153 Slideout Systems 161 Furniture 168 Interior Care 170 Exterior Care 176 Maintenance 183 Required Maintenance Schedule 184 Basic...

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Page 7: ...ement modify or alter the terms and condi tions of the Limited Base Warranty Limited Structural Warranty or any component manufacturer warranties The information in this manual is accurate at the time of publication but is subject to change without notice Due to ongoing upgrades and improvements some photographs drawings components or systems described may not represent what is actually in your RV...

Page 8: ...ad and understand the information in this manual and your Owner Information Package Manufacturing Certification We build all Grand Design RV fifth wheels and travel trailers to meet or exceed the thorough safety and manufacturing codes standards and regulations of the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association RVIA Both RVIA and Transport Canada conduct frequent random audits to confirm that our RV...

Page 9: ... Reflection M Momentum S Solitude E Imagine T Transcend Length The number listed falls within a predetermined specified grouping that does not indicate the actual measured length of your RV Model Year L 2020 M 2021 N 2022 P 2023 R 2024 The last 8 digits ofthe VIN number are also the RV s serial number For the example shown the serial number is M9900001 Manufacturing Plant Sequential Build Check Di...

Page 10: ...ert Symbol is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards It is imperative that you read understand and abide by these safety alerts and messages to avoid possible personal injury or death DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury DANGER CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate...

Page 11: ...pped can only be included during the manufacturing phase and cannot be added at a later date The inclusion of items noted as if so equipped does not imply or suggest the availability application sustainability or inclusion for any specific unit Optional This denotes items that may be an option on all or particular models Additionally some optional items can only be included during the manufacturin...

Page 12: ... the NHTSA Website www safercar gov Address NHTSA Headquarters Attn Administrator 1200 New Jersey Avenue SE Washington DC 20590 Toll free Vehicle Safety Hotline 1 888 327 4236 TTY 1 800 424 9153 Additional motor vehicle safety information is available online at www safercar gov In Canada If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death you shou...

Page 13: ...arranty Registration and New Vehicle PDI Check List to Grand Design RV Your registration form is required within 30 days of the delivery date to activate your warranty coverage 5 ENSURE that you receive a complete Owner Information Package Assist you with all component manufacturer warranty registrations ie locating the model and serial numbers of components as needed 6 EXPLAIN how to obtain local...

Page 14: ...ance will help avoid situations where the Limited Base Warranty and Limited Structural Warranty will not cover items due to neglect Your dealer is responsible for proper service prior to delivery and has a continued interest in your satisfaction We recommend warranty and maintenance services be performed by your Grand Design RV dealer it is important to protect yourself and others with insurance c...

Page 15: ...dered While waiting If possible drop off your RV Usually customers cannot watch as repair work is performed A shop s insurance may even require that customers not be allowed in the service area Inspect the work performed Inspect all repairs thoroughly Notify the dealer s service manager of any dissatisfaction right away If you cannot immediately return your RV for repair make an appointment to ret...

Page 16: ...y may choose to bill Grand Design RV directly otherwise you are expected to pay them b Have the RV repair facility inspect your RV Either they or you must call Grand Design RV Customer Support to discuss applicable warranty coverage prior to any repair work being performed c Grand Design RV Customer Support will issue an authorization number upon warranty repair approval and advise if any original...

Page 17: ...stributed by authorized Grand Design RV dealers or service centers Grand Design RV does not sell parts retail direct or to non authorized dealers If an original part is no longer available Grand Design RV or your dealer will try to provide an appropriate substitute Aftermarket Installations Alterations Aftermarket installations or alterations to the original equipment vehicle as distributed by Gra...

Page 18: ...d your Grand Design RV used Grand Design RV used and are not the original owner and are not the original owner Federal law requires that we keep a record of Grand Design RV owners Please help us keep your contact information up to date so that we can reach you promptly in the event of a customer notification letter or recall To update your contact information Email customerservice granddesignrv co...

Page 19: ...S WARRANTY CONSTITUTES THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR ALL DEFECTS OF MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY AND ALL OTH ER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES THERE ARE NO OTHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES BEYOND THOSE SET FORTH HEREIN THERE ARE NO WAR RANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF IN ADDITION TO THE EXCLUSIONS SET FORTH IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY THIS WA...

Page 20: ... made necessary by reason of a failure of the original retail consumer purchaser or others to follow ordinary maintenance procedures as recommended by the Warrantor or the manu facturer or dealer of the recreational vehicle g Any defect caused in transit to or from a dealer or to or from the consumer or by the consumer or another h Any defects in work labor materials or parts not actually manufact...

Page 21: ...TIONAL VEHICLE WARRANTOR S OBLIGATIONS HOW TO GET WARRANTY SERVICES How Do You Get Service In no event shall repair or replacement for a defect be covered under this Warranty unless the repair or replacement occurs at Warrantor s facilities or Warrantor s designated repair shop or dealer Upon dis covery of any defect covered by this Warranty you must notify the authorized dealer from whom you purc...

Page 22: ...hat you have a claim under this Warranty locate and contact your nearest authorized Warrantor dealer to schedule an appointment Be prepared to provide your vehicle serial number VIN date of purchase and a description of the issue or concern If you cannot locate a dealer please go to the Warrantor s web site or contact Warrantor directly for immediate assistance What are the Dealer s Responsibiliti...

Page 23: ...user or beneficiary of this Limited Warranty shall not be entitled to recover from Warrantor any consequential punitive or incidental damages resulting from any defect in the recreational vehicle or loss of use time or revenues This warranty also excludes costs of transportation to any authorized dealer or service representative or to the Warrantor to get warranty service loss of use of the recrea...

Page 24: ...VEHICLE from time to time without notice and without obligation to make corresponding changes in its products previously manufac tured ATTORNEYS FEES Any warranty claim asserted or brought in violation of this Limited Warranty or any claim brought against WARRANTOR directly or indirectly under which the Purchaser or any other person or entity seeks to broaden the terms of the Limited Warranty or u...

Page 25: ...ly the laminated fiberglass sidewall assembly laminated fiberglass rear wall assembly laminated fiberglass front wall wrap sidewall end wall front and rear wall frame assembly wood and alumi num roof assembly floor assembly and frame assembly THIS WARRANTY CONSTITUTES THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR ALL DEFECTS OF MA TERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY AND ALL OTHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIE...

Page 26: ...care for the STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS and any and all matters which were not within the control of the Warrantor e Neglect of the recreational vehicle or STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS f Repairs or replacements made necessary by reason of a failure of the original retail consumer purchaser or others to follow ordinary maintenance procedures as recommended by the Warrantor or the manufacturer or dealer of the ...

Page 27: ...tions gravel sand ruts potholes etc applications of salt or de icing chemicals resulting in rust af Exterior paint or finish which is warranted independently by the paint manufacturer and or independent applicator ag Defacing scratches dents and rust on any surface of the STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS and ah Excess weight on the STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS WARRANTOR S OBLIGATIONS HOW TO GET WARRANTY SERVICES Ho...

Page 28: ...le in accordance with the maintenance requirements contained in the Owner s Manual and Maintain all exterior seals and sealant which must be inspected every six 6 months to assure there are no gaps or voids and all gaps and voids must be corrected as necessary Documentation acceptable to Warrantor must be presented confirming completion of an annual sealant inspection by an authorized Warrantor de...

Page 29: ...RRANTY PERIOD OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY AND ANY OTHER IMPLIED WARRANTY ARISING BY OPERATION OF LAW ARE SPECIF ICALLY LIMITED TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY TO THE EXTENT NOT ACTUALLY EXCLUDED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IF ANY MODEL OR SAMPLE IS SHOWN TO THE PURCHASER PRIOR TO THE PURCHASE OF THE RECREATIONAL VEHICLE STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS SUCH SAMPLE OR MODEL WAS MERELY TO ILLUSTRATE ...

Page 30: ...oes not cover defects in separately manufactured products which are not produced or man ufactured directly by Warrantor These products may be warranted by their individual manufacturers To the extent that such products installed in your recreational vehicle or STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS are covered by warranties from those manufacturers the written warranties by the suppliers of those products may be p...

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Page 32: ...316 832 3400 Graphics BGS burlingtongraphics com 262 554 8808 Leveling System Lippert Components lci1 com 574 537 8900 Load Center WFCO wfcoelectronics com 877 294 8997 Microwave Furrion furrion com 888 354 5792 Range Top Oven Combo Furrion furrion com 888 354 5792 Refrigerator 12 cf Norcold thetford com 800 543 1219 Refrigerator 8 cf Dometic dometic com 800 544 4881 Refrigerator 3 3 cf outside Rv...

Page 33: ...imited warranty Leveling System Lippert Components One year limited warranty from date of purchase Load Center WFCO Two year limited warranty Microwave Furrion One year limited warranty Range Top Oven Combo Furrion One year limited warranty Refrigerator 12 cf Norcold Two year limited warranty Refrigerator 8 cf Dometic One year limited warranty Refrigerator 3 3 cf outside Rvision One year limited w...

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Page 35: ...ases Decide on a meeting place a safe distance from your RV Make sure everyone understands to gather and wait there in case family members are separated from one another in an emergency Make sure everyone knows where to go to call the fire department or 911 from outside the RV Conduct safety drills at least every six months Make sure everyone guests included knows how to evacuate the RV safely Pra...

Page 36: ...rva tions and forecasts directly from the US National Weather Service NWS The frequencies used by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA weather radio stations are 162 400 162 425 162 450 162 475 162 500 162 525 or 162 550 megahertz or visit their website www noaa gov Repairing severe weather damage If your RV or tow vehicle is damaged due to severe weather Call your insurance...

Page 37: ...ly members how to use the fire extinguisher and replace it as recommended DO NOT store combustible materials in closed areas or near a heat source DO NOT use water to put out a grease fire Water can spread some types of fire and create an electrocution hazard during an electrical fire ALWAYS call the Fire Department No matter how small the fire More information on firefighting can be found at the ...

Page 38: ...n grease NEVER use water on this type of fire Type C For use on fires involving energized electrical equipment Type ABC Works on all three types of fires listed above Operation When you use the fire extinguisher ALWAYS keep your back to a clear exit for an easy escape Leave immediately if the fire cannot be controlled or the room fills with smoke There are different types and sizes of fire extingu...

Page 39: ...ite make sure the egress windows are not blocked by trees or other obstacles Also check that below each egress window the ground is solid and the escape path is clear Review the egress window locations and how to operate them with all people staying in the RV Plan escape routes from the front and rear of the RV Decide who will exit through the emergency escape windows first and in what position Pl...

Page 40: ...Ignoring the alarm may result in injury or death EVACUATE the RV first then Call 911 from a safe location How to test It is important to test the smoke alarm at least once EVERY WEEK to make sure it is working properly Stand at arm s length from the alarm when testing The alarm horn is loud and may be harmful to your hearing 1 PRESS and HOLD the TEST SILENCE button on the smoke alarm cover until t...

Page 41: ...gas or diesel engine exhaust portable space heaters gas stoves and ovens furnaces defective engine exhaust systems portable grills other nearby RVs portable generators generator exhaust and other propane powered appliances CARBON MONOXIDE CO POISONING may cause the following symptoms It is important to discuss these symptoms with ALL household members and RV guests Mild exposure Headaches running ...

Page 42: ...r CO alarm re activates within a 24 hour period REPEAT step 1 CALL a qualified appliance technician to inspect that all fuel burning appliances are operating properly and to investigate for sources of carbon monoxide IF PROBLEMS ARE IDENTIFIED during this inspection have the equipment SERVICED IMMEDIATELY 3 NOTE any combustion equipment NOT inspected by the technician For more information about CO...

Page 43: ...pliances Propane gas is heavier than air During a leak propane flows toward and collects in low areas For this reason the propane alarm is located near the floor of the RV When the LED on the front glows green the alarm is active Individuals with hearing loss or certain medical problems should consider using warning devices that provide both audible and visual signals The sensor may also detect ot...

Page 44: ...or propane gas service to have the problem corrected BEFORE using the propane system Testing the propane gas alarm The propane alarm should be tested after each storage period before each trip and at least once per week while camping Test the propane alarm at least once per week 1 Press TEST button until alarm sounds then release 2 The detector will sound twice 3 The LED will turn red then after 8...

Page 45: ...e charcoal or other fuels Proper Ventilation carries air pollutants outside your RV and dilutes emissions from indoor sources with fresh air from the outdoors Poor Ventilation may increase pollutant levels inside your RV High temperature and humidity levels can also increase the concentration of some indoor air pollutants Those most at risk for REACTIONS to poor air quality include Children The El...

Page 46: ... coming inside helps to lower the concentration of indoor pollutants Allow fresh air to circulate your RV often OPEN the windows doors and exhaust vents Operating fans vent fans and the roof air conditioner s or furnace also helps to bring in fresh air and force out stale air Keeping your RV closed decreases the air flow which increases the presence of indoor air pollutants Following the recommend...

Page 47: ...er than a home the exchange of air inside your RV is much less The minimal air exchange can make the outgassed chemicals more noticeable Chemical sensitivity may cause you to experience irritation of the eyes nose and throat and sometimes nausea head ache and a variety of asthma like symptoms Elderly persons young children or anyone with a history of asthma allergies or lung problems may be more s...

Page 48: ...ned primarily for recreational and extended stay use Modern RVs have a relatively small volume due to their compact construction The normal living activities of even a few occupants in the RV can lead to rapid moisture saturation of the air inside and the appearance of visible moisture especially in cold weather Condensation Condensation refers to the water droplets that appear on cold surfaces wh...

Page 49: ...ate keeping the temperature the same throughout the RV even inside the cabinets Leave closet and cabinet doors partially open A closed cabinet full of stored goods will prevent circulation and can cause condensation In hot weather Start the air conditioner early in the day to remove excess humidity from the air while lowering the temperature In cold weather During cold weather it is very important...

Page 50: ...on of the eyes throat or skin People with mold allergies may have more severe reactions to mold exposure Immune compromised people and those with chronic lung illnesses like obstructive lung disease risk serious lung infections Mold growth can be very harmful to the natural wood products and fabrics in your RV Follow these tips to help control the rela tive humidity inside your RV and inhibit mold...

Page 51: ...ou plan to use your RV in freezing or below freezing temperatures the following precautions MUST be taken The freshwater and drainage systems require added protection to avoid freezing More frequent furnace operation substantially increases battery draw and propane use Sufficient power and propane are required to protect against possible freeze ups on the propane regulator Proper ventilation or th...

Page 52: ...w caused or for delays or interruptions in delivery of the information or any decision made or action taken or not taken in reliance upon the information furnished Grand Design RV accepts no responsibility or liability whatsoev er with regard to information on these websites as the informa tion is meant to be of a general nature only and is not intended to address the specific circumstances of any...

Page 53: ...per ventilation of your RV is required to maintain air quality Breathing and daily activities like cooking and bathing add moisture to the air This moisture can become condensation Condensation inside your RV indicates that proper ventilation is NOT occurring Condensation can lead to mold growth Proper ventilation helps remove formaldehyde which is contained in some building materials as well as a...

Page 54: ...ane gas is flammable improper use may result in a fire or explosion Tire Pressure ALWAYS check tire pressure BEFORE departing on any trip even a short distance For proper tire inflation pressures refer to the Tire Information Label Towing High cross winds and the external forces created by large trucks as they pass may cause swaying or fishtailing This can lead to a loss of control resulting in se...

Page 55: ...istration insurance policy card s and warranty registration Tow Vehicle Disclaimer As a minimum requirement your tow vehicle s Towing Capacity MUST BE GREATER THAN the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR of your RV Contact your automotive dealer to confirm the towing capacity of your vehicle weather you are buying a new tow vehicle or will tow your RV with one that you already own Discuss the GVWR si...

Page 56: ... allowed weight for a fully loaded RV or tow vehicle Gross Trailer Vehicle Weight Gross Weight is the total actual weight of your RV plus cargo as measured on a scale UVW Unloaded Vehicle Weight UVW is the weight of the RV as built at the factory The UVW includes the empty LP bottles but does NOT include cargo water LP gas or dealer installed accessories Hitch Weight or Tongue Weight is the amount...

Page 57: ...label specifies the maximum capacities for GVWR GAWR and tires It is located on the forward off door side exterior Tire and Loading Information Label This label specifies the tire size information recommended cold tire pressure and the maximum amount of cargo that can be safely added to the RV It is located on the forward off door side exterior Cargo Carrying Capacity CCC Label This label specifie...

Page 58: ...t of the front profile whichever is further forward to the rear most extremity of the trailer bumper or rear wall rear cap if not equipped or installed with a bumper Recreational vehicle overall length excludes some RV accessories as defined by Grand Design RV including but not limited to Safety Related Equipment Signal Clearance or Identification Lamps Warning Lights Appliance Vents Vent Hoods Do...

Page 59: ...es 1 950 lbs each Water and Propane Your FRESH WATER is treated as CARGO WEIGHT Water weighs approximately 8 34 lbs per gallon 50 gallons of water weighs 417 lbs If you are close to your GVWR reducing the amount of water in the holding tank will increase the amount of available cargo weight by the same amount This flexibility allows you to make choices that fit your travel and camping needs Rememb...

Page 60: ...the scale must allow for weighing each side of your RV Individual scales may operate differently Traveling while your RV is OVERLOADED or with a load that is UNBALANCED Will ADVERSELY AFFECT your tow vehicle s HANDLING Can cause COMPONENT FAILURE OVERLOADING your RV will VOID The Limited Base Warranty The Limited Structural Warranty and the Manufacturer warranties of many component parts DO NOT EX...

Page 61: ...e enough space on either side of the scale to accommodate the RV being partially off the scale Pull the RV so that the tires of only one side are on the scale Your RV must remain as level as possible For a BALANCED load The weight of one side of your RV must be EQUAL TO one half of the weight determined in step 3 If the weight of one side of the RV is NOT EQUAL to one half of the weight from step ...

Page 62: ...maintenance activities can also Improve vehicle handling Help protect you and others from avoidable breakdowns and accidents Improve fuel economy Increase the life of your tires Make tire safety a regular part of your vehicle maintenance routine Know that the time you spend is minimal compared with the inconvenience and safety consequences of a flat tire or other tire failure Basic Tire Maintenanc...

Page 63: ...tion See page 51 Weight Labels Understanding Tire Pressure Load Limits Load Limits are determined by the tire size and the greatest amount of weight each tire can safely carry Tire Pressure is the amount of air pressure a tire requires to be properly inflated It is measured in pounds per square inch PSI Tire pressure affects your RV s overall performance and provides the load carrying capacity On ...

Page 64: ...tire pressure is TOO LOW in any of the tires this can be a serious safety hazard Add air to any UNDER inflated tire as soon as possible 3 At a service station or using a portable air compressor ADD air to each under inflated tire until the correct cold inflation pressure is reached DO NOT over inflate 4 Re check the RV tires with the Tire Pressure Gauge Confirm that all four 4 tires are at the sam...

Page 65: ...ressure should never exceed the tire s Maximum Load Rating or maximum air pressure If you discover that your tires cannot support the actual weights REMOVE contents until the RV s weight is in compliance Steps for determining correct load limit 1 Locate the statement The weight of cargo should never exceed XXX KG or XXX LBS on your RV s Cargo Carrying Capacity label 2 This figure equals the amount...

Page 66: ...ire Labeling Federal law requires that tire manufacturers provide standardized information molded into the sidewall of all tires sold in the U S This includes the tire s size construction various capacities max pressure load speed and the Tire Identification Number US DOT Tire Identification Number TIN The Tire Identification Number is provided for safety standard certification and in the event of...

Page 67: ...number the wider the tire The next two digit number after the slash mark gives the height to width ratio of the tire This is also known as the aspect ratio The R stands for radial The last two digit number is the diameter in inches of the wheel or rim For further information please contact a tire dealer or Grand Design RV Customer Service Speed Rating Typical ST tires have a speed rating designati...

Page 68: ...K but close to wearing out Inspect your tires regularly for uneven tread wear Thin Tread Wear on Tire Edges Thin Tread Wear Center of Tire Exagerated Inner or Outer Tread Wear Wear Pattern Under Inflation Over Inflation Loss of Camber or Overloading Possible Cause Solution Fill tire with an air compressor to the Recommended Cold Tire Pressure Press tire valve stem slowly release air until reaching...

Page 69: ...dle extension Turn counter clockwise to lower the spare tire Turn clockwise to raise the spare tire Tire Changing Basics Hydraulic Jack Jack Stands are customer supplied 1 See page 65 Roadside Emergency 2 Block the wheels on the opposite side from the tire you wish to change This will prevent accidental movement 3 Loosen the wheel lugs BEFORE raising the RV 4 Place a Hydraulic Jack on the frame cl...

Page 70: ...V s lug pattern shown in the diagram Left Find your RV s wheel size on the table Below Tightening the lugs should be done in three stages Determine the correct torque for each stage and use the torque sequence shown Wheel Size Stud Size Torque Sequence 1st Stage 2nd Stage 3rd Stage 14 1 2 20 25 50 60 90 120 15 1 2 20 25 50 60 90 120 16 1 2 20 25 50 60 90 120 16 5 x 6 75 1 2 20 25 50 60 90 120 16 9...

Page 71: ...ning indicators signs reflectors lan terns or road flares as follows 1 Place the 1st indicator 10 feet behind the RV on the off door side road side 2 Place the 2nd indicator 100 feet behind the RV in the center of the lane 3 Place the 3rd indicator 100 feet in front of the RV in the center of the lane 10 feet 4 paces 100 feet 40 paces Curves and or hills may affect the safe placement of the warnin...

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Page 73: ... tow vehicle s cruise control on icy wet or winding roads or any other traffic situations where a constant speed could be dangerous Propane Safety ALWAYS shut OFF the propane system at the LP cylinder BEFORE you travel If you drive with the propane system ON the dangers are greatly increased in the event of an accident or fire While you travel most refrigerators will keep food cold or frozen for e...

Page 74: ...vehicle brakes must be used together The RV brakes are designed to work with your tow vehicle brakes Separate use of the braking systems will cause accelerated wear and damage For best performance and increased durability AFTER the initial break in period your brake shoes must be adjusted accurately When your RV is new it is impossible to adjust the brake shoes precisely It takes approximately 1 0...

Page 75: ...ector Plug The 7 Way Wire Harness Connector Plug is wired into your FW to connect electrical power from the tow vehicle for travel This supplies power to the RV brakes tail lights clearance lights turn signals brake lights etc Wiring to operate your brakes must be the same size in both the tow vehicle and RV Maintenance Corrosion may build up with extended use CLEAN your Connector Plug as needed t...

Page 76: ...rating Our Reflection 150 Series Fifth Wheel comes equipped with the Lippert Components Turning Point Pin Box The Turning Point Pin Box can be used as a standard pin box for conventional transport but also comes with a unique feature To provide towing with up to a 90 degree turning radius the wedge block must be installed and the pivot bolts removed NOTE PLEASE CONSULT WITH YOUR VEHICLE S HITCH PL...

Page 77: ...en automatically 3 ADJUST the FW pin to the proper height 4 OPEN the truck tailgate Unless your truck is equipped with a tailgate designed to accommodate a FW hitch 5 BACK UP your truck so the hitch encircles the FW pin 6 Making gentle contact of the hitch saddle against the pin will cause the mechanism to close 7 SECURE the hitch lever as specified in the manufacturer SHIFT the truck into DRIVE b...

Page 78: ...re they have not been affected Weight and Clearance Limits In order to obey all posted Weight and Clearance Limits you MUST always know the Gross Weight and total Height of your RV tow vehicle combination ALWAYS include the roof air conditioners TV antennas and floodlights as they may cause clearance problems under some tunnels canopies or hanging signs Some bridges older ones in particular may no...

Page 79: ...there are no pull through sites at your camping destination choose a level site and back in carefully BEFORE you park exit your tow vehicle and inspect that site conditions are satisfactory Check that you have plenty of vehicle clearance Check that your path is free of obstacles ie low hanging tree limbs posts large rocks Try to choose a site that is on the driver s side so that you can easily see...

Page 80: ...modate a FW hitch 7 Shift your truck into reverse but DO NOT press on the accelerator This moves the kingpin off the locking bar so that it can be disengaged 8 Apply the brakes then set your parking brake 9 Disengage the locking bar then Unhitch the RV 10 Pull away your tow vehicle 11 Level the RV front to back by adjusting the fifth wheel height DO NOT USE THE FW LANDING LEGS TO SUPPORT THE TOW V...

Page 81: ...ned to perform best when the RV is level The water system is designed to drain properly when the RV is level Sleeping and walking inside is more comfortable when the RV is level BEFORE you operate the leveling system ALWAYS make sure that 1 The RV is parked on a mostly level surface 2 The tow vehicle is disengaged from the RV 3 All persons pets and property are clear of the RV while the leveling s...

Page 82: ...t Hold RETRACT ALL button to begin Auto Retract Clear fault The touchpad will remain on as long as the user is pressing buttons and will timeout after several minutes without use Grand Design Compass Connect App The Grand Design Compass Connect application allows you to control the leveling system slide outs awnings and lighting on your RV with your smart phone or tablet Please read the Compass Co...

Page 83: ...77 Ground Control 3 0 5th Wheel 4 Point and 6 Point OneControl Touch Panel OWNER S MANUAL Ground Control 3 0 System Manual ...

Page 84: ...Instructions 10 Auto Level 10 Auto Level Sequence 10 Hitch Recognition 10 Touch Panel Diagram Linc Remote Control Optional 11 Configuring Linc Remote to Sync to The One Control Touch Panel 11 Basic Jack Operation 12 Unhitching Instructions 12 Auto Level 12 Auto Level Sequence 12 Troubleshooting 13 Red Green LED Indicator on Auto Leveling Control Touch Pad Rev A 13 Red Green LED Indicator on Auto L...

Page 85: ...iler prior to commencing any service or repair procedure Any attempts to change the tires or perform other service while trailer is supported solely by the Ground Control 3 0 jacks could result in death serious injury trailer or property damage Touch Pad Diagram Auto Leveling Control Touch Pad Fig 1 Auto Leveling Control Touch Pad Mounted outside the trailer within view of the hitch MyRV OneContro...

Page 86: ...AutoLevelSequencebegins thefrontofthetrailerwillseekapositionnearalevelstate 2 Rearjackswillbegrounded 3 Aside to sidelevelingsequencewilloccur NOTE Atthispointonthe6pointsystem the2middlejackswillbegroundedtostabilizethetrailer These2jacksdonotlevelthetrailer 4 Eachjackwillperformafinalgroundingtouch NOTE IftheAUTOLEVELsequencedoesnotperformasdescribedabove locatetheOneControlTouchPanelinsidethe ...

Page 87: ...h options on screen C Info Displays system information e g angle jack stroke or software version D Connected Icon Press 6 times to program zero point wireless configurations E Home Icon Returns screen to home page F Auto Retract Enters Auto Retract mode Choose to retract All Jacks or Rear Jacks G Manual Mode Enters Manual Mode to manually operate jacks H Enter Push to select various modes I Retrac...

Page 88: ...press the ENTER button Choose either ALL JACKS or REAR JACKS Press the ENTER button again to start the Auto Retract sequence C Manual Mode Scroll to MANUAL MODE Fig 2G and press ENTER button to start Manual Level operation NOTE Upon entering Manual Mode a tutorial on operating the jacks will appear on the screen Press OK to clear the tutorial To delete the tutorial click the Don t show this again ...

Page 89: ...At this point on the 6 point system the 2 middle jacks will be grounded to stabilize the trailer These 2 jacks do not level the trailer 4 Each jack will perform a final grounding touch NOTE If the AUTO LEVEL sequence does not perform as described above locate the OneControl Touch Panel inside the trailer or use the OneControl App to place the system in manual mode Test that the jacks operate corre...

Page 90: ...ks can only be retracted from this mode In Manual Mode Fig 6 all jacks are available to be operated B Enter Push to activate various modes C Info Displays system information e g angle jack stroke software version D Auto Retract Enters Auto Retract mode Choose to retract All Jacks or Rear Jacks E Manual Mode Enters Manual Mode to manually operate jacks F Home Icon Returns screen to home page G Up a...

Page 91: ...one tablet etc wifi settings Turn wireless feature on and connect to the myRV wireless network NOTE If this is the first time connecting to the myRV wireless network a password will be required The password is located on the trailer s wifi hub Fig 5 3 Open the OneControl application on the compatible device NOTE If the device states Unresolved Network Connection retry connecting to the myRV wirele...

Page 92: ... will perform a final grounding touch NOTE If the AUTO LEVEL sequence does not perform as described above locate the OneControl Touch Panel inside the trailer or use the OneControl App to place the system in manual mode Test that the jacks operate correctly by pushing their corresponding buttons on the OneControl Touch Panel or App e g FRONT button operates only the front jacks etc See Operation O...

Page 93: ...onfiguration Press any Linc button to Sync Fig 11 8 Press any button in Leveler mode on the Linc Remote Control Fig 7 9 Pressing ABORT on the OneControl Touch Panel Fig 11A will cancel configuration sequence Fig 8 Fig 9 Fig 10 Fig 11 A A A A B I D NOTE When the OneControl Touch Panel inside the trailer is placed in Manual Mode the Linc remote will operate the jacks in a similar fashion as the OneC...

Page 94: ...vehicle a safe distance away from the trailer press the ON OFF button Fig 7I on the Linc remote if the Linc is not on 2 Enter a PIN 3 Choose the LEVELER option 4 Press AUTO LEVEL Fig 7H NOTE Once the automatic leveling cycle has been started it is important that there is no movement in the trailer until the trailer has completed the leveling process Failure to remain still during the leveling cycl...

Page 95: ...fic error then consult the Troubleshooting section of this manual to clear the error What Is Happening Why Off Touch pad is locked Solid Green Touch pad is active Blinking Green Jacks are moving Solid Red Low battery Blinking Red Error Refer to OneControl Touch Panel or the OneControl App for the specific error then consult the Troubleshooting section of this manual to clear the error Slowly Blink...

Page 96: ... trailer EXTERNAL SENSOR Bad connection or wiring Replace or repair connection to rear remote sensor JACK TIME OUT System could not level in expected time Check disposition of jacks AUTO LEVEL FAIL Unsecured controller Voltage drop Check and secure controller placement Test battery voltage under load charge or replace FUNCTION ABORTED User has aborted an automatic leveling sequence Hit OK Restart ...

Page 97: ...lts From Auto Leveling Control Touch Pad Rev B NOTE Landing gear can still be extended retracted in the Special Jack Error Code mode 1 To clear most standard faults press Retract All 2 To clear jack faults press and hold Retract All until the jacks begin to retract NOTE Three faults cannot be cleared from the Auto Leveling Control Touch Pad and must be addressed from the OneControl Touch Panel or ...

Page 98: ...the 3 8 drive ratchet into the port Fig 14 4 Turn the override until the jack extends or retracts to desired position Bottom of Jack Motor Override Tools needed 3 8 drive ratchet and extension 5 16 socket 1 Find the port on the bottom of the jack motor Fig 12B 2 Remove the rubber plug Fig 15A 3 Insert the 5 16 socket into the port Fig 16 4 Turn the override until the jack extends or retracts to de...

Page 99: ... Basic Jack Operation Manual Mode to adjust to the desired level position Press the enter button to set To Set the Zero Point NOTE The following procedure works from Standard Mode only See Standard Mode and Menu to reach standard mode 1 Press the CONNECTED icon Fig 17A at the top of the leveling screen quickly 6 times Wait a few seconds until the gear icon with OPTIONS appears Fig 18A 2 Press the ...

Page 100: ...eeks Ensure the trailer is supported at both the front and rear with jack stands before performing any troubleshooting or service to the trailer Failure to do so may result in death or personal injury WARNING Failure to act in accordance with the following may result in death or serious personal injury The use of the Ground Control 3 0 leveling system to support the trailer for any reason other th...

Page 101: ...YS turn OFF the power converter BEFORE disconnecting the battery For more information on your RV s electrical system See the component manuals in your Owner Information Package 30 Amp or 50 Amp Power Cord The power cord or shore power cord connects your RV to an external power receptacle This heavy duty cord has a dual purpose When connected it will CARRY VOLTAGE CURRENT to your RV from the extern...

Page 102: ...ectrical system select models It is important that you know which system is equipped on your RV The 30 amp 120 volt 60hz AC electrical system is designed to operate on one 1 leg of 120 volt power at a maximum current flow of 30 amperes The 50 amp 120 volt 60hz AC electrical system is designed to operate on two 2 legs of 120 volt power at a maximum current flow of 50 amperes per leg DO NOT hook up ...

Page 103: ...circuit breaker trips turn OFF the appliance on that circuit Allow some time for the circuit breaker to cool To RESET the circuit breaker flip the switch to the OFF position then flip it back to the ON position If a breaker immediately trips again or trips frequently contact your dealer to diagnose and repair the problem Maintenance and replacement Circuit breaker switches can wear out Test the br...

Page 104: ...end of the converter 2 Check the reverse polarity fuse or fuses The manufacturer s warranty will be void if the case has been removed There are no customer serviceable parts inside For further information Contact your dealer GFCI Receptacle Grounding is your personal protection from electrical shock Each RV has a ground fault current interrupter GFCI engineered into the electrical system This devi...

Page 105: ...o charge the Auxiliary Battery in most situations The Auxiliary Battery supplies 12 volt power when your RV is NOT connected to external power The Tow Vehicle Alternator supplies 12 volt power when the 7 Way Wire Harness is connected and the tow vehicle engine is running This runs the components needed for travel including the brake lights turn signals brakes running lights and the breakaway switc...

Page 106: ...ock If the fuse is not blown please contact your dealer to determine the cause of the problem 5 ALWAYS replace with a new fuse of the same specified voltage amperage rating and type in the original location NEVER use a higher rated replacement fuse Auxiliary Battery Your RV has many 12 volt DC loads When combined their total is more than the converter can produce High demands for 12 volt power can...

Page 107: ...ry important NOT to discharge your tow vehicle battery below the level required to start the engine To prevent this from occurring disconnect the 7 way trailer plug or install a Battery Isolator customer supplied When the tow vehicle engine is operating with the RV connected the tow vehicle charging system will charge both batteries Replacement and maintenance Some equipment in your RV will draw s...

Page 108: ...s If you overload the RV and or camp ground electrical system a circuit breaker trip may occur Added together the amperage of each appliance and component running at the same time must NOT exceed 100 amps To calculate the amperage rating for each individual appliance divide the wattage by the voltage both should be listed on the appliance For example 1200 watts divided by 120 volts equals 10 amps ...

Page 109: ...2 Volt System Aisle Lights 0 5 amps Baggage Compartment Lights 0 5 amps Decorative Wall Lights 0 5 amps Dinette Light 0 5 1 amps Exterior Entertainment Center 1 3 amps Fantastic Fan 1 5 amps 3 LED Puck Lights Each 0 22 amps Furnace 8 10 amps Generator Start 95 0 amps Illuminated Switch 125 amps Inverter Variable Leveling System 95 0 amps LP Detector 125 amps Map Light 1 5 amps Porch Light 1 5 amps...

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Page 111: ...kets or filters ALL water pump and water heater connections At the end of each trip ALWAYS completely drain your fresh water system Fresh Water System First Use Your new RV may have been winterized as indicated by temporary labels located in the universal docking station BEFORE first use the system should be Sanitized even if it has NOT been Winterized Sanitizing the fresh water system will kill a...

Page 112: ...ated in the load center Operation Press only one button at a time When the FRESH BLK GRY1 or GRY2 button is pressed the LED lights display the fill level of the selected holding tank When the BATT button is pressed the LED lights display the approximate voltage of your auxiliary battery Water pump switch When the water pump switch is turned ON the water pump runs until 45 pounds of pressure has be...

Page 113: ...ing or stopping the RV during travel DO NOT cap block or modify the fresh water tank overflow tubes in any way If the overflow tubes are obstructed enough water pressure can build up during the filling process to damage the plumbing system Water Pressure Regulator Customer Supplied In some RV parks especially in mountain regions excessive pressure from water supply systems may be encountered A Wat...

Page 114: ...at elevations up to 4500 ft above sea level At higher altitudes there is less oxygen in the air An inadequate supply of oxygen causes the air fuel mixture to be out of sync which compromises combustion and can produce Carbon Monoxide At higher elevations the water heater may require derating a modification to compensate for the lack of oxygen in the air If the water heater is not properly derated ...

Page 115: ... is a safety requirement for all water heaters As cold water is heated pressure in the water heater tank increases The P T Valve will release any unsafe pressure from the water heater tank It is normal for a small quantity of water to also be released from the P T valve during the heating cycle To reduce water dripping from the P T relief valve Maintain an air pocket at the top of the water heater...

Page 116: ...g TURN ON the 12 volt Water Pump 3 Turn ON the hot and cold knobs and ADJUST the water temperature before showering 4 To conserve water while showering wet down turn OFF the water while using soap then rinse 5 When shower is finished shut OFF the hot and cold knobs There is no Shut Off Valve for the showerhead shut off is at the hot and cold knobs only The showerhead may still drip slightly after ...

Page 117: ...sed Exterior Spray Port A Quick Connect Spray Port is found at the Universal Docking Station for washing rinsing outside your RV To use 1 ATTACH the supplied Quick Connect Hose and Sprayer to your Spray Port 2 CHECK that the Water Heater is turned ON and allow sufficient time for the water to heat If dry camping Turn ON the 12 volt Water Pump 3 Turn ON the hot and cold knobs ADJUST the water tempe...

Page 118: ...e This is the white T handle located under the RV close to the axles See Photo bottom left 3 OPEN red and blue low point drain lines extending through the underbelly 4 DRAIN the sink by removing the drain cap 5 Turn ON the water pump and allow it to run as needed 6 SET the water heater bypass valve to Normal horizontal 7 ALWAYS use the water heater P T Valve Pressure and Temperature Valve to relie...

Page 119: ...that the Low Point Drain Valves are CLOSED 4 Please refer to page 126 Nautilus P1 Manual for detailed procedures and specific valve positions 5 CONNECT a garden hose to the City Water Connection DO NOT use your fresh potable water hose PLACE the other end of the hose into the container of Chlorine Solution See Photo right 6 Turn ON the water pump until the container containing the chlorine solutio...

Page 120: ...a garden hose to the City Water Connection DO NOT use your fresh potable water hose PLACE the other end of the hose into a container of RV Antifreeze 6 PRIME the pump by filling the hose with RV antifreeze then Turn ON the Water Pump 7 OPEN the hot water line at each faucet Kitchen Lavatory Shower Outside Faucet Spray Port CLOSE each hot water line faucet when RV antifreeze begins to flow continuo...

Page 121: ...components such as springs tires and axles Reduced hitch weight if your RV holding tank s are located behind the axles Trailer sway and other handling difficulties as a result of the hitch weight being too light Toilet Your RV toilet uses only one to three quarts or 1 3 liters of water per flush about ten times less than a residential toilet Additional water may be needed to flush solids from the ...

Page 122: ...o a sticky toilet ball valve will provide waterproof lubrication without damaging the seals Black Grey Water Holding Tanks Black water sewage tank preparation Adding an RV holding tank deodorizer customer supplied will help break down tank contents and control odors DO THE FOLLOWING BEFORE the first use and AFTER dumping the holding tanks unless you are winterizing your RV 1 RELEASE one to two qua...

Page 123: ...N the 1st Grey Tank dump valve CLOSE the valve after the tank has drained REPEAT for the 2nd Grey Tank 7 REMOVE CLEAN and STORE the sewer hose 8 CLOSE the sewer hose housing dust cap When connected to a campground sewer drain Keep the Black Tank Drain Valve CLOSED until the holding tank is at least full This should provide enough water to completely drain the holding tank DO NOT leave the Black Ta...

Page 124: ...pen the drain pipe It is important to remove the dry valve before passing the clean out tool through the piping Passing a mechanical clean out tool through the waterless valve may cause damage to the internal seal that may potentially allow sewer gases to escape to the RV interior Drain Pipes With P Traps The drain pipes may be equipped with a P trap installed to help prevent odors from escaping i...

Page 125: ...r inlet DO NOT use your fresh water hose 3 Check that the Black Tank Gate Valve is in the OPEN position 4 Open the water supply to full pressure to flush the tank 5 When the water runs clear from the sewer hose shut OFF the water supply and disconnect the garden hose from the water source 6 DO NOT disconnect the hose from flush inlet UNTIL all water has drained from the system DO NOT add any check...

Page 126: ...g an RV equipped with the most advanced water management system available today Be sure to read all Caution and User Instructions on the Nautilus Panel and in your Owner s Manual before performing any operation using the Nautilus Panel System NEVER depress check valve on CITY WATER CONNECTION with pressure in the line It will cause irreparable damage to the check valve function ...

Page 127: ...water to fixtures from fresh water tank 3 Use your pump to siphon fill or sanitize your fresh water tank from a bucket 4 Connect to city water at the camping site to supply water to fixtures 5 Winterize your plumbing lines and fixtures 6 Bypass hot water heater when winterizing to avoid water heater damage 7 Rinse black tank to help control odors and prevent sewage buildup 8 Rinse off items outsid...

Page 128: ...IONS 58471 Fir Road Mishawaka IN 46544 Phone 574 259 7838 Fax 574 259 7939 www bandbmolders com IMPORTANT NEVER push check valve on CITY WATER connection with pressure in line This WILL cause irreparable damage to the check valve function ...

Page 129: ...E HANDLE Receives water from water inlet on front of panel Sideways water goes into blue handle diverter Down water goes to pump inlet BLACK HANDLE Is an on off flow through valve that feeds pump from fresh water tank Sideways water will not flow through valve Down water goes to or comes from fresh water tank RED HANDLE Receives water from cold water supply line Sideways water goes to hot water fi...

Page 130: ...lders com CONNECTING COAX FOR CABLE AND OR SATELLITE 1 For cable TV connection connect the threaded coax from the source to the CABLE connection 2 For satellite TV connection connect the threaded coax from the satellite dish to the SAT connection 3 Consult your Owner s Manual to see if the AUX connection has an application ...

Page 131: ...ff at source 8 Consult your Owner s Manual for tank capacity DO NOT OVERFILL TANK 10 Disconnect garden hose at source before disconnecting from Nautilus panel 1 Connect garden hose to inlet labeled CITY WATER CONNECTION 2 BLACK diverter handle should be facing right as shown 3 BLUE diverter handle should be facing left as shown 4 WHITE diverter handle should be facing right as shown 5 RED diverter...

Page 132: ...se to inlet labeled CITY WATER CONNECTION 2 BLACK diverter handle should be facing right as shown 3 BLUE diverter handle should be facing down as shown 4 WHITE diverter handle should be facing down as shown 5 RED diverter handle should be facing left as shown 6 GREEN diverter handle should be facing right as shown 8 Push PUMP switch so that the light on switch is lit Siphon Fill or Sanitize Fresh ...

Page 133: ...be running and fresh water tank should begin to fill 10 Consult your Owner s Manual for tank capacity DO NOT OVERFILL TANK 11 When desired level in fresh water tank is reached turn pump off by pushing PUMP switch so that it is not lit Siphon Fill or Sanitize Fresh Water Tank via Pump SANITIZE 12 Disconnect garden hose from inlet on Nautilus panel ...

Page 134: ...d be facing down as shown 4 WHITE diverter handle should be facing right as shown 5 RED diverter handle should be facing up as shown 6 GREEN diverter handle should be facing up as shown 7 Push PUMP switch so that the light on switch is lit Select pump switch located on inside of unit or on Nautilus Panel 8 Pump should now run and water should be available to all fixtures 9 Make sure pump is turned...

Page 135: ...LACK diverter handle should be facing right as shown 3 BLUE diverter handle should be facing down as shown 4 WHITE diverter handle should be facing right as shown 5 RED diverter handle should be facing up as shown 6 GREEN diverter handle should be facing up as shown 7 Turn on water at the source Water should be available to all fixtures Using System from Pressurized Water Source CITY WATER ...

Page 136: ...be facing right RED diverter handle should be facing up GREEN diverter handle should be facing right 2 Open low point drain on RV to remove water in plumbing lines Open both a hot and cold faucet to help drainage process 3 Open drain plug on hot water heater to drain water if unit is equipped with hot water holding tank Contact your dealer or manufacturer for exact location of low point drain hot ...

Page 137: ... as shown This will ensure any trapped water in plumbing harness is removed 6 Close low point drain hot water heater drain 7 Turn handles to WINTERIZE position BLACK diverter handle should be facing right as shown BLUE diverter handle should be facing left as shown WHITE diverter handle should be facing down as shown RED diverter handle should be facing left as shown GREEN diverter handle should b...

Page 138: ...h pump into plumbing lines and fixtures The pump will run when a plumbing fixture is open 12 Open one plumbing fixture keeping it open until winterizing solution appears then close 13 Follow above procedure until all inside and outside plumbing fixtures have been winterized Important Make sure to run winterizing solution through hot cold lines on exterior shower 14 Turn BLUE GREEN and WHITE handle...

Page 139: ...574 259 7939 www bandbmolders com Winterizing Plumbing Lines and Fixtures WINTERIZE 16 Return BLUE GREEN and WHITE handles to WINTERIZE position as shown 17 Disconnect garden hose from CITY WATER CONNECTION inlet It is normal for some winterizing solution to exit inlet as hose is being disconnected ...

Page 140: ...s com Rinsing the Waste Tank TANK FLUSH 1 Connect flexible sewer hose to 4 dump outlet 2 Open black waste holding tank valve and leave open Allow tank to drain 3 Attach a garden hose to inlet labeled TANK FLUSH 4 Fully open faucet at water supply source 40 psi minimum flushing tank until water appears clear in 4 discharge hose ...

Page 141: ...ing the Waste Tank TANK FLUSH 5 Completely close faucet at water supply source 6 Disconnect garden hose from water supply source 7 Disconnect garden hose from TANK FLUSH inlet 8 Close black waste holding tank valve NOTE To help keep debris from clogging tank sprayer orifices use the Tank Flusher every time waste holding tank is emptied ...

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Page 143: ...ulfur or rotten egg odor is added to propane as a warning agent This smell will alert you to an LP gas leak that can create a safety hazard When a propane cylinder is low there may be a different odor like onions or garlic that may be mistaken for a gas leak This odor will usually disappear when the cylinder is filled If the odor persists turn OFF the valve s and have the propane system inspected ...

Page 144: ... DOT Dept of Transportation Cylinders are the most common for use on RV trailers DOT cylinders equipped with an OPD and ACME TYPE 1 service valve are identified by the triangular service valve knob ALWAYS close the service valve and install a dust cap or plug when transporting or storing disconnected containers whether full or empty DOT cylinders are typically marked with top or an arrow indicatin...

Page 145: ...line joints and fittings If a leak is present the soapy solution will bubble at the leak point As a general rule small bubbles indicate a small leak while large bubbles indicate a larger leak NEVER use a solution containing ammonia or chlorine when locating leaks These products are corrosive to copper gas lines and brass fittings which could result in deterioration of the copper and brass componen...

Page 146: ...er valve 7 ATTACH the main supply hose from the regulator to the brass manifold fitting in the frame of the trailer The swivel brass nut on the main hose will be your final attachment Remember each time the propane container is removed CHECK that ALL fittings are tight CHECK that ALL connections are tested with a Propane Leak Detector or soapy water solution OPEN the main shut off valve on the LP ...

Page 147: ...your RV is equipped with the automatic two stage regulator with both cylinders full of propane turn the lever on the regulator towards the cylinder you wish to use first This will now be the supply cylinder and the other the reserve Slowly open both cylinder valves The indicator on top of the regulator will change to green When the supply cylinder is empty the indicator will change to red Now turn...

Page 148: ... that pipe sealants are not necessary to prevent leaking It also has a left handed thread which means that it is turned clockwise to remove and counter clockwise to tighten The P O L fitting has been designed to help restrict the flow of LP gas in the event of a regulator failure or hose malfunction Cooking with Propane Unlike homes the amount of oxygen supply is limited due to the size of the RV ...

Page 149: ...ve your propane system tested 4 LIGHT the appliances ONLY as directed in the appropriate manufacturer manual found in your Owner Information Package BEFORE using the propane system make sure that you read and understand ALL instructions and safety requirements The Owner Information Package contains operator manuals for the various appliances hooked to your propane system If you have additional que...

Page 150: ...ter the water heater consumption of propane is minimal During cool temperature or high wind conditions furnace consumption can be extremely high To calculate your propane supply take the BTU ratings for your propane appliances and divide that into the BTU availability Each gallon of propane 3 86 liters produces about 91 500 BTUs 46 514 kilojoules of heat energy Average Propane Consumption Applianc...

Page 151: ...ing Refrigerator An RV refrigerator is not intended for quick cooling or freezing For best results stock with food that is already cold or frozen Arrange food items so that air is allowed to circulate freely DO NOT cover the shelves with paper or plastic Keep the area at the back of the refrigerator clean and free of debris Check that the exterior Refrigerator Vent is free of any obstructions i e ...

Page 152: ...way from the cooking area Keep all flammable material away from the lit stove After use The cooktop MUST be cool to the touch BEFORE storing in the closed travel position Oven DO NOT use the oven as a storage area The propane gas oven ignites using a pilot light DO NOT turn the gas range burner controls ON and allow propane gas to escape before lighting During and after use DO NOT touch or let clo...

Page 153: ...fficiency The pan should be large enough to cover the range top burner but not more than one inch larger than the burner grate Using undersized pans could expose a portion of the heating element to direct contact and may result in the ignition of clothing DO NOT use large pots pans broiler pans griddles etc that cover more than one range top burner at a time This will create excessive heat that ma...

Page 154: ...Prep If your RV was built with this feature be aware the cabinet space provided is ONLY intended for the installation of an aftermarket RV rated washer dryer customer supplied Please consult your dealer or the appliance manufacturer for installation assistance ...

Page 155: ...ng the controls on the radio face radio sound does not run through the sound bar CD operation 1 Turn ON the radio 2 Select speaker output using the controls on the radio face radio sound does not run through the sound bar 3 Insert CD to play TV operation 1 Turn on the TV power supply 2 Turn on the TV and select your signal input using the source button 3 Adjust the TV Antenna Channel Tuning as nee...

Page 156: ...ned ON for improved antenna reception The TV Signal Booster sends 12 volt DC power to the TV roof antenna This voltage energizes the transistors in the antenna head amplifier Turn OFF the TV Signal Booster to view cable satellite TV or to use a DVD Blu ray player or Game System Cable Satellite Outlet Both Cable and Satellite connection outlets are found in the outside utility center The Cable inpu...

Page 157: ...area as well as finding any channels that have changed or moved since the last scan While the steps to perform a channel scan may vary between televisions or compatible devices below are some general guidelines to follow How to Run a Channel Scan using the TV remote 1 Select Menu then select Settings 2 Select Channel Setup 3 Select Antenna or Air depending on your TV Make sure you are not on Cable...

Page 158: ...WiFi Router is pre wired under the cap on the ceiling Powerful 4G LTE WiFi for your RV High performance 4G LTE antennas provide reliable Internet access while parked and while traveling down the road Supports Multiple Carriers Flexible data plan options include Winegard no contract 30 day plans Verizon and AT T Please contact your Please contact your Grand Design RV Dealer Grand Design RV Dealer f...

Page 159: ...fore operating the air conditioner Cooling vs heat gain The roof air conditioner can at best cool the air it intakes by 20 F During hot weather through the day your RV will absorb heat increasing the inside temperature This is referred to as heat gain To keep the inside temperature comfortable reducing the RV s heat gain is just as important as the cooling ability of your air conditioner To reduce...

Page 160: ... the RV is controlled by a thermostat The furnace requires both 12 volt power and propane gas for full operation Make sure you have sufficient power available before operating your furnace ALWAYS have your furnace maintenance completed by a qualified technician at least once a year more often depending on furnace use NEVER attempt to repair the furnace yourself If you have any questions Contact yo...

Page 161: ... once the thermostat will wake and if your thermostat is equipped with a backlight the backlight will illuminate When the mode button is pressed again the mode will change PRESS the or button to wake the thermostat the set temperature will display and flash PRESS the or button again to change the set temperature The thermostat will go back to sleep mode after 5 seconds if no buttons are pressed NO...

Page 162: ... will roll up backward This is not a defect To correct the fabric orientation press the RETRACT button The awning will then extend to its correct orientation and normal operation can resume RETRACTING the Awning 1 Verify the coach battery is fully charged and connected to the electrical system NOTE The awning can be retracted without resetting the pitch 2 Press and hold RETRACT Fig 3B until the aw...

Page 163: ...on the Command Center A B Fig 4 Complete Extension Valance Seam Exposed Roll Tube Section Fabric Roll Tube Valance Awning Head Fabric Awning Rail Drive Head Assembly Idler Head Assembly Roll Tube Support Arm Assembly End Cap Pinch Points Pinch Points Pinch Points Pinch Points ...

Page 164: ... 6A allow the joint to remain in the position set by the operator NOTE The awning can be retracted without resetting the pitch NOTE If the articulating arm does not hold position it can be tightened by adjusting the bolt Fig 6A in the center of the articulating arm Tying down the roll tube once the awning is extended will not allow the free foating support arms to work as designed and may cause da...

Page 165: ... is always located on the right side of the awning as it is viewed from outside of the coach 2 Using a 7 16 socket and cordless power drill spin the manual override nut counterclockwise to retract NOTE A ratchet may also be used to turn the manual override nut Using a ratchet will take a significant amount of time and should only be used if no cordless power drill is available NOTE Use caution whe...

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Page 167: ...eck that your auxiliary battery is fully charged or the RV is connected to shore power Turn off all unnecessary lights to maximize available power 3 Close all cabinet doors and drawers 4 BEFORE extending or retracting Check that the interior path of the slideout room is clear of people pets furniture clothing etc Check that the exterior path of the slideout room is free from any obstructions Stand...

Page 168: ...en you retract the slideout any debris on the outside of the room is brought inside your RV BEFORE retracting the slideout s Inspect the outside surfaces for snow ice dirt dust insect nests etc Check for standing water on the slideout topper awning if so equipped Clean and dry the outside surfaces of the room and mechanism as much as possible Contact your dealer or Grand Design RV Customer Service...

Page 169: ...The actuator is manual ready DO NOT disengage the motor Just hook up and crank Maintenance Although the system is designed to be almost maintenance free actuate the room once or twice a month to keep the seals and internal moving parts lubricated Check for any visible signs or external damage before and after movement of the RV For the best performance the slideout system requires the auxiliary ba...

Page 170: ...If the bedroom IN WALL slideout does not extend or retract follow these steps to override the system it will be easier if you have one or more persons to assist you Electronic manual override for board revision C1 and newer 1 The Schwintek circuit board for each slideout is located in the Front Compartment 2 PRESS the MODE button six 6 times quickly then PRESS a seventh 7th time and HOLD for appro...

Page 171: ... brake for road travel Disengage motors manually retract room and travel lock 1 Locate and remove motor retention screw located near the top of each vertical column 2 Bend back the wipe seal and visually locate motor 3 Pull the motor up until disengaged about 1 2 Replace the motor retention screw to hold the motor in this position 4 Repeat this process for both sides of the slide room 5 Push or pu...

Page 172: ... power short to ground power to encoder has been shorted to ground usually a wiring problem When an error code is present the board needs to be reset Energizing the extend retract switch resets the board Energize the extend retract switch again for normal operation Checking Fuses The Schwintek slide system requires a minimum of 30 amp fuse Check the fuse box located in the command center for blown...

Page 173: ...chwintek slide system maintenance Check all four 4 gear racks installed on the exterior sidewalls of the slide room for debris if found remove any debris immediately The Slide System is designed to be maintenance free If needed lubricate ONLY the upper lower Gib Bearing Block Coupler and V Roller on each side of the slide with CRC Power Lube with PTFE in the green can See the diagrams Right Synchr...

Page 174: ...re 1 Remove the seat back cushions Converting the Hide A Bed Sofa If So Equipped 2 Lift up and out on the front edge of the sofa uncovering the legs 3 Fully extend the legs on both sides Extend Both Legs Lift Front of Sofa ...

Page 175: ...Furniture 169 Sofa Converted to Bed Sofa Back Folded Down 4 Pull the sofa forward and place the legs flat on the floor 5 Pull the sofa back forward and lay flat 5 Pull Lay Flat 4 Pull Forward ...

Page 176: ...mild detergent solution AVOID using ammonia based products or silicone oils as they may cause damage if used over a long period of time Although the finish is durable and resistant to most house hold spills they should be wiped up promptly to avoid any potential problems Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight high tempera tures or high humidity These conditions can cause damage to both the fi...

Page 177: ...off with a damp sponge Stubborn stains can be re moved with a general purpose spray cleaner Some stains can be removed by squeezing fresh lemon juice over the stain and allowing the juice to soak for approximately for ty five minutes After 45 minutes sprinkle baking soda over the lemon juice and rub with a soft cloth Solid surface countertops Solid surface materials are easy to clean Commercial so...

Page 178: ... an inconspicuous area before using any product Vinyl flooring Periodically vacuum or sweep to remove dirt and gritty particles Although most common spills will not permanently stain the vinyl floors they are usually easier to remove if wiped up before they set Simply blot with a paper towel and wipe clean with a damp cloth As part of a regular maintenance program sponge mop the entire floor Do no...

Page 179: ...d with a mild non alcohol based cleaning fluid Rinse with clean water afterwards Suede Suede should be professionally cleaned if it becomes stained or soiled Vinyl Vinyl should be professionally cleaned if it becomes stained or soiled If a spill does occur Use water based cleaners ONLY BLOT up the spot DO NOT rub it in or saturate the area DO NOT use solvents Solvents may have an adverse reaction ...

Page 180: ...ofa back forward and lay flat To convert the hide a bed back into the upright sofa position reverse the process See page 168 169 Hide A Bed Sofa ABS Plastic ABS plastic components will retain their original beauty with reasonable care Dust and wipe clean with soft damp cloth or chamois wiping gently DO NOT use gritty or abrasive particle soaps or scouring compound to clean ABS plastic AVOID using ...

Page 181: ...hower fixture Stainless Steel Sink Appliances DO NOT use abrasive cleaners scouring pads or steel wool DO NOT use oven cleaner or any cleaners containing bleach or chloride Hard water that evaporates on a Stainless Steel surface can leave spots 1 Dampen a soft cloth in warm water mixed with a mild dish soap 2 Wipe the surface Clean with the grain not across 3 Rinse the cloth and wipe again 4 Blot ...

Page 182: ...re and Moisture Cleaning the Exterior Frequent washings also protect your RV from environmental elements such as rain snow and salt air Wash your RV as soon as possible if it becomes contami nated with foreign material Avoid parking under trees or near ocean sea salt DO NOT scrape ice or snow from the painted surface ALWAYS brush off the affected area If anti freeze gasoline or any solvents are sp...

Page 183: ...rface If chalking occurs first wash and wax a small area to see if the luster returns Have your dealer inspect the RV If the exterior becomes scratched nicked or cracked During cold weather IF the slideout or door is frozen shut opening it by FORCE may tear off or crack its rubber gasket and ruin theweatherproof seal 1 INSTEAD pour warm water on the gasket to melt the ice 2 Then AFTER opening the ...

Page 184: ...road and the tires for damage to the paint coat caused by flying stones etc To pur chase touch up paint use the closest automotive paint match available locally See page 181 Trailer Frame Cleaning plastic parts Use a sponge or chamois to clean plastic parts Use warm water and a soft cloth or chamois to remove any white residue from dark colored plastic surfaces Do not use a scrubbing brush or othe...

Page 185: ...unt of Alpha Systems 1010 Non Sag Sealant over top of any existing sealant needing resealed PLEASE NOTE ONLY ALPHA SUPPLIED SEALANTS SHOULD COME IN CONTACT WITH THE SUPERFLEX ROOF MEMBRANE Sidewall Vents Water heater furnace and refrigerator exterior doors need to be kept clean and free of obstructions while the appliances if so equipped are in use Inspect the refrigerator and holding tank vents f...

Page 186: ... three 3 months Make sure to check the roof and all four sides of the RV including all moldings doors vents and exterior attachments REPLACE the sealant if you notice any cracks peeling voids gaps breaks looseness or any sign of physical deterioration RESEAL at least one time each year as preventative maintenance Always use the same type of sealant that was removed If you notice water inside the R...

Page 187: ...ainted exterior inviting rust and other deterioration Regularly inspect all exposed areas of the frame To maintain protection clean and repaint any chipped areas or rust spots Windows Any ventilating window may permit water inside especially during heavy rainstorms Condensation will also cause water to accumulate on windows and in the tracks Normally the window glass can be cleaned with a sponge a...

Page 188: ...age 10 DRAIN all water lines 11 FLUSH then DRAIN ALL holding tanks fresh water gray water black water and the water heater 12 DISCONNECT the battery cables from the auxiliary battery terminals REMOVE all batteries from the RV Store batteries in a place where they will not freeze If a battery is frozen it will no longer hold a proper charge 13 WASH the interior and the exterior of your RV thoroughl...

Page 189: ...orque specifications RE TORQUE as needed SANITIZE the fresh water system TEST all safety alarms First two hundred miles CHECK wheel nuts at specified intervals to listed torque values RE TORQUE as needed HAVE a Qualified Service Technician adjust the brakes Each trip INSPECT and re seal as needed CHECK the auxiliary battery CHECK running lights CHECK tire pressure and wear including spare The tire...

Page 190: ...t leaking Spray lock tumblers with dry graphite Brakes Wheel Hubs Have brakes and hubs inspected by a certified RV service technician Check amp draw shoe wear adjustment see mfg guide for specs Lube bearings as needed Electrical System Check and service batteries Test all GFI outlets Service generator if equipped per manufacturer s manual Entry Door s Check door latches and locks function properly...

Page 191: ...ed Lubricate termination gate valve cables with Silicone or Teflon based dry lube Winterize system cold weather locations Roof And Roof Attachments Inspect sealant for voids gaps cracks and re seal as necessary Clean roof with water and mild detergent Clean and lube roof vent mechanisms with light oil Safety Equipment Check operation of detectors recharge and replace batteries every 6 months if eq...

Page 192: ...dows and blinds Keep entrance doors closed Use awnings Avoid using heat producing appliances Make sure that the outside coil is not blocked or damaged Have your dealer check to make sure that you have the proper voltage Should your air conditioner still not work after completing the above checks contact a qualified service facility to perform more extensive testing Electrical Power No AC power to ...

Page 193: ...r defective bulb Tighten or replace as needed Converter is overheating Open the cover to cool down and reduce the load by turning off some 12 volt lights Lights dim or are half bright Low battery connection Check battery condition and recharge if necessary Possible converter malfunction Have the converter checked by an authorized service center Possible loss of ground Check for loose wire connecti...

Page 194: ...ds F check the wiring or sending unit for malfunction Have it inspected by a certified technician Outside Receptacle No power to outside receptacle Make sure you have power to the shoreline Check breaker on generator GFCI receptacle switch may be OFF or tripped Re Set GFCI at receptacle in bathroom or kitchen Check the breaker in the power center or panel box Contact a dealer or qualified RV techn...

Page 195: ... of fuel Generator will not operate when the fuel tank is less than full Generator may be low on oil Check the oil level When the generator start button is pushed nothing happens Check that the battery disconnect switch button is pushed Check 12 Volt fuse on generator Reset circuit breaker if necessary Contact your dealer or a qualified RV technician if problem is not resolved Generator starts but...

Page 196: ...he 120 volt outlet If using propane gas verify house batteries have adequate charge Lights are illuminating but no cooling Use a proper power source that is available and cooling operation to specification Make sure the refrigerator unit is level Allow sufficient time for proper cool down and try to load with food that is already cold Have a qualified RV technician check that the vents and chimney...

Page 197: ...om Verify that the exterior seals are against the room at the top and not turned in when the room is out HORIZONTAL SEAL OVERLAPS VERTICAL Also check for voids in the seal on the slide roof and side panels Make sure weep hole in ramp pan is open and unobstructed Room will not move in or out Check the auto resetting fuse located by the slideout motor See the manufacturer s manual Check battery cond...

Page 198: ...l not drain Buildup or debris in tank Check for buildup in tank at stool Always use a minimum amount of biodegradable RV toilet paper Always use plenty of water when flushing Check termination valve for proper operation Water Heater Water heater will not fire up Check for obstructions in burner tube and exhaust Check 12 Volt power for possible blown fuse Bad circuit board See your dealer Pressure ...

Page 199: ...st remove the relief valve You may then insert your air pressure through the relief valve support flange With the drain valve OPEN the air pressure will force the remaining water out of the tank If air pressure is unavailable you may FLUSH the tank with fresh water Water should be pumped into the tank with the assistance of the on board water pump or with the assistance of external water pressure ...

Page 200: ...for frozen water lines or water tank Pump will not shut off runs when faucet is closed Turn off the pump or city water supply Check for damp areas around plumbing appliances Check plumbing for leaks Inspect toilet for leaky valves Have the pump checked by your dealer or a qualified RV technician Water System Wet areas near water connections pump runs while the faucets are closed and no other fresh...

Page 201: ...manually while others are operated electrically BLACK WATER Term associated with the sewage holding tank The toilet drains directly into this tank BLUE BOY Also known as a honey pot Refers to a portable waste holding tank that has wheels on one end These tanks often are manufactured out of blue plastic hence the nickname BOON DOCKING Also known as dry camping Camping without electrical and water h...

Page 202: ...ape Using the roof vent fan when showering or the stove vent fan when cooking also helps prevent excess moisture buildup CONVERTER A device that converts 120 volt A C alternating current to 12 volt DC direct current The RV devices mostly run on 12 volt DC power that is supplied by the battery which allows the RV to function independently When shore power an electrical supply is available the conve...

Page 203: ...a ducting system located in the floor Similar to house heating systems DUMP STATION Site where you drain your gray water waste and your black water sew age tanks In most states it is illegal to drain your tanks anywhere except dump stations DUMP VALVE Another name for the T handle valve used to release and drain the black tank sewage and gray tank waste EGRESS WINDOW The formal name for the emerge...

Page 204: ...sories GROSS COMBINED WEIGHT RATING GCWR The MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE COMBINED WEIGHT of the tow vehicle and attached towed vehicle GCWR assumes that both vehicles have functioning brakes with exceptions in some cases for very light towed vehicles normally less than 1 500 pounds Check your tow vehicle s towing guide GROSS TRAILER WEIGHT RATING GTWR The MAXIMUM TOWED VEHICLE WEIGHT Each component receiver...

Page 205: ...2 volt units tied in parallel or pairs of 6 volt bat teries tied in series to double the voltage The term house battery is of more significance in motor homes because they contain one or more other batteries for the operation of the engine referred to as the chassis or starting batteries HULA SKIRT Term used for a type of dirt skirt accessory some RVers use on the back of their motorhome to aid in...

Page 206: ...Gas commonly written as LP Gas Two examples of LP Gas are propane and butane LP Gas is heavier than air in gas form and about half the weight of water in liquid form LP gas is used to fuel appliances in the RV such as the stove oven water heater and refrigerator Propane tanks are usually rated as pounds or gallons LOW POINT The lowest point in the plumbing Drains are placed here so that water will...

Page 207: ... This is the proper term in the RV industry when referring to LP Gas PULL THROUGH SITES Campsites you can drive through and park without having to back up into the site REFER Slang for refrigerator Refrigerators are often found in either a two way or three way operating mode Two way has a gas mode and an AC mode Three way has a gas mode AC mode and 12v DC mode The coolant used in RV refrigeration ...

Page 208: ...nic components SWAY Fishtailing action of the trailer caused by external forces that set the trailer s mass into a lateral side to side motion The trailer s wheels serve as the axis or pivot point Also known as yaw THERMOCOUPLE A thermocouple is a device that monitors the pilot flame of a pilot model propane appliance If the pilot flame is extinguished the thermocouple causes the gas valve to shut...

Page 209: ...s and signal lights Also referred to as the 7 way power cord UNDERBELLY The RV s under floor surface which is protected by a weatherproofed material UTQGL UNIFORM TIRE QUALITY GRADE LABELING A program that is directed by the government to provide consumers with information about three characteristics of the tire tread wear traction and temperature Following government prescribed test procedures ti...

Page 210: ...3 lbs per gallon Gasoline 6 3 lbs per gallon Diesel fuel 6 6 lbs per gallon WIDE BODY An RV having an external body width greater than 96 inches 8 feet The most common wide body widths are 100 and 102 WINTERIZED Refers to a camper that has been prepared for storage The water systems have been drained and RV antifreeze has been added to protect the water lines and drains The low point drains should...

Page 211: ...lush 119 134 135 Braking System 68 C Carbon Monoxide CO Alarm 36 Carbon Monoxide CO Poisoning 35 Cargo Carrying Capacity Label 51 CCC Cargo Carrying Capacity 50 Chemical Sensitivity Outgassing 41 Cold Weather Use 45 Compass Connect App 76 Condensation 42 Converter 98 E Electrical Load Ratings 103 Electrical Systems 95 Electronics 149 Emergency Egress Window 33 Emergency warranty repair 10 Emergenc...

Page 212: ...50 H Heating and Cooling 153 Heat Pump 154 Hide A Bed Sofa 168 Hitch Weight Tongue Weight 50 I Interior Care 170 L Leveling the RV 75 LCI Ground Control 3 0 System Owner s Manual 77 M Maintenance Checklist Suggested 183 Maintenance Schedule Required 184 185 Maximum Load Rating 53 57 Monitor Panel 106 O Occupant Safety 29 P Patio Awning 156 158 Pet Safety 29 Plumbing Systems 105 Polishing Your RV 1...

Page 213: ... 57 Tire Safety Tire Maintenance 56 62 Toilet 115 Towing and Leveling 67 TV Roof Antenna 151 U UVW Unloaded Vehicle Weight 50 V Vehicle Identification Number 3 W Warranty 1 One Year Limited Base 13 Warranty 3 Three Year Limited Structural 19 Warranty service 9 Water Control System 112 Water Heater 109 Pressure Temperature Relief Valve 192 Waxing Your RV 178 Weighing Your Tow Vehicle RV 54 Wheel Nu...

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