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DISPLAY PANEL

FEATURE DESCRIPTION

Display panel displays status information on the screen.

It is comprised of a display screen. LEDS, select and

power buttons.

Multi-function LCD screen shows status information and

error codes.

Status LEDs indicate the mode of operation.

Three function buttons change status information

displayed on the screen. Also, changes inverter/charger

settings.

Power button is pressed for turning on the unit. The

inverter turnss on for the loads and when applicable, the

charger turns on automatically.

ICON

DESCRIPTION

ESC

Return to default screen or exit setting mode.

SCROLL

Next screen or next selection/option.

Enter the setting mode or to confirm the setting/option.

POWER

Turns on inverter/charger operation or to standby mode.

INDICATOR

DEFINITION

Indicates grid mode in which shore power is

available and passing through to the loads and

charging the battery.

Indicates Battery Mode (Inverter mode) in which

the inverter is running and supplying power to the

loads from the battery.

Indicates error or fault mode and is accompained

by an error code displayed on the LCD screen. For

a list of error codes see "Warning Messages" on

the Inverter Charger's Owner's Guide.

Indicates a Warning condition and is accompanied

by an error code and a sounding alarm. For a list

of error codes, see ''Warning messages" on the

Inverter Charger's Owner's Guide.

You may find the Xantrex screen display right on the Inverter Charger

Box but you may easily check it on the Firefly Multiplex Control

System Screens found on inside your RV. In the screens you may

check the status and any current I/C faults as well as adjusting

individual settings or reset to default.

NOTICE

To turn the inverter ON or OFF you must press and hold the power

button on the inverter control panel for at least 1 second.

NOTICE

This control panel will turn the inverter ON or OFF. The 12 volt battery

disconnect switch or charge line disconnect switch does not turn

the inverter ON or OFF. Always make sure the inverter is in the OFF

position when not in use. The inverter can draw .6 amps from your

coach batteries if left in the ON position while not in use.

NOTICE

Please refer to Firefly Integrations Owner's Guide for more information

on how to manage the I/C settings on the Firefly Multiplex Control

System Screens.

NOTICE

ELECTRICAL

GRECH RV CLASS B MERCEDES BENZ | OWNER'S MANUAL

Summary of Contents for TURISMO 2021

Page 1: ...TURISMO WWW GRECHRV COM OWNER S MANUAL Mercedez Benz Sprinter ...

Page 2: ...his manual is not intended to serve as a maintenance manual It provides the basic procedures along with a comprehensive overview of your new motor home s operating systems There are many safety notices that appear throughout the manual that alert you to items that require your attention and or understanding to assure the safety of you and your passengers as well as other drivers on the road We urg...

Page 3: ...NOTICE DO NOT FILL PROPANE CONTAINER TO MORE THAN 80 OF CAPACITY FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESULT IN DEATH OR INJURY Overfilling the propane containers can result in uncontrolled propane flow which can cause fire or explosion A properly filled container holds 80 of its volume as liquid propane DANGER IN CASE YOU SMELL PROPANE ӹ ӹ Extinguish any open flames pilot lights and smoking materials ӹ ӹ Do n...

Page 4: ... know They are unique and individual numbers found on each component or only to one camper and it allows an owner or insurance company to look up the history of the RV ӹ ӹ MOTOR HOME Serial Number ӹ ӹ MOTOR HOME Federal Vehicle ID Number ӹ ӹ ENTRY DOOR Key Number ӹ ӹ COOKTOP RANGE Model Serial Number ӹ ӹ MICROWAVE Model Serial Number ӹ ӹ REFRIGERATOR Model Serial Number ӹ ӹ GENERATOR Model Serial ...

Page 5: ...LASS B MERCEDES BENZ OWNER S MANUAL RV DIMENSIONS TURISMO FRONT AND REAR VIEW TURISMO SIDE VIEW PASSENGER SIDE 233 3 144 3 40 2 48 8 AWNING LENGTH 125 9 118 1 61 6 clear width of door 95 5 98 4 42 115 3 4 79 5 5 ...

Page 6: ...ASS B MERCEDES BENZ OWNER S MANUAL RV DIMENSIONS TURISMO 4x4 FRONT AND REAR VIEW TURISMO 4x4 SIDE VIEW PASSENGER SIDE 233 3 144 3 40 2 48 8 AWNING LENGTH 120 61 6 clear width of door 95 5 98 4 42 121 7 3 4 79 5 6 ...

Page 7: ... attention to detail never before seen in the Class B RV world Turismo has the highest level of standard equipment in its class Built on the Mercedes Benz Sprinter 2500XD 144 High Roof with a 6 Cylinder Diesel engine Length 19 Seats up to 4 Sleeps up to 2 The Grech RV Turismo RV 144 Class B has 4 types of RV s Turismo Turismo ion Turismo 4x4 and the Turismo ion 4x4 Turismo ion RV s are Lithium ion...

Page 8: ...9 6 mm HITCH WEIGHT 5000 lbs 5000 lbs GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING 9 050 lbs 9 050 lbs GROSS COMBINED WEIGHT RATING 13 930 lbs 13 930 lbs DRY WEIGHT 4 993 lbs 4 993 lbs CARGO WEIGHT 4 057 lbs 4 057 lbs TOW CAPACITY Up to 5 000 lbs Up to 5 000 lbs FUEL TANK TYPE Diesel 24 5 Gal Tank Diesel 24 5 Gal Tank FRESH WATER CAPACITY 16 gal 12V Heated 16 gal 12V Heated GRAY WATER TANK 26 gal 12V Heated 26 gal...

Page 9: ...Awning Length Turismo 320 cm 300 cm Turismo 4x4 304 8 cm Min Canva Length 285 cm 250 cm Shadow Surface 7 2 m2 8 m2 Automatic and powered with LED Lights Awning Length 320 cm 300 cm Min Canva Length 285 cm 250 cm Shadow Surface 7 2 m2 8 m2 GRECH RV WARRANTY Limited Warranty 3 years 36 000 miles Firefly Integrations 3 years Unlimited Miles Limited Warranty 3 years 36 000 miles Firefly Integrations 3...

Page 10: ...GRECH RV CLASS B MERCEDES BENZ OWNER S MANUAL NOTES 10 ...

Page 11: ...fects in materials and craftsmanship on portions manufactured by Grech RV under normal wear and tear Individual components may carry their own respective warranty Mercedes Benz has warranty conditions and options such as ӹ ӹ Basic Limited Warranty Coverage 3 years or 36 000 miles ӹ ӹ Diesel Engine Limited Warranty Coverage for 5 years or 100 000 miles ӹ ӹ Mercedes Benz Roadside Assistance Coverage...

Page 12: ...l damages such as but not limited to goods stored both inside and outside the coach loss of use and equipment of RV inconvenience cost of rental vehicle cost of accomodations travel expenses towing meals and other miscellaneaous incidental expenses ӹ ӹ Some states do not allow exclusions or limitations of incidental or consequential damages for this reason the above limitations or exclusion may or...

Page 13: ...ng dealer If however you discover any defect or damage when you take delivery of the RV you must notify your dealer or Warrantor within five 5 days of the date of purchase to have repairs performedatnocosttoyouasprovidedbythisLimitedWarranty In case that two or more unsuccessful repair attempts have been made to correct any covered defect that you believe substantially impairs the value and or use...

Page 14: ...rvice manager has determined that the repair is not covered or you are sure that it is not covered we would be pleased to recommend a service shop in your area or schedule an appointment with the Grech RV Service Department whichever is more convenient Other non warranty parts and or components needs may be handled by contacting the Grech RV Parts Department directly at 1 855 994 7324 In order to ...

Page 15: ...ranty repairs require special training and equipment so not all authorized dealers are authorized to perform all warranty repairs This means that depending on the warranty repair needed you may have to take your vehicle to another authorized dealer Time must be allowed to perform a repair after taking your vehicle to the authorized dealer Repairs shall be made using new or remanufactured Grech RV ...

Page 16: ...ating defrosters fans and air conditioning 10 Check horn wipers washers and mirrors for cleanliness adjustment operation and damage 11 Check conditions of fire extinguisher and first aid kit 12 Check all doors glass and windows for operation cleanliness and damage 13 Check all emergency exits for operation warning devices markings to be free and clear 14 Check interior lighting for operation and d...

Page 17: ...o and video system if applicable GENERAL VEHICLE SAFETY WARNINGS INSPECTION GRECH RV CLASS B MERCEDES BENZ OWNER S MANUAL No standing while vehicle is in motion It could cause bad injuries CAUTION Discontinue operation of the vehicle if any critical item on the pre trip inspection list fails to pass or until all problems have been resolved WARNING If a door ajar warning light is lit check all door...

Page 18: ...eck the exterior components such as hose city water hookup TV cable satellite shore power station awning and all the exterior components are unhooked and stored 4 Check compartments and water filling openings are closed or locked 5 Check that items hooked or tied on the RV are secured 6 Follow all tips and recommendations on checking and filling fluid levels 7 Check exterior lights and the general...

Page 19: ... much higher wider and heavier than any automobile so the operator must anticipate and account for the differences SEAT BELT SAFETY All occupants must be furnished with and use seat belts while motor home is moving The driver s seat and all other seats which are designed to carry passengers while the motor home is in motion are equipped with safety seat belts Do not occupy beds or any seats that a...

Page 20: ...side the driver will have to use right side mirrors which gives less road vision and blind spots Before starting the backing up process it is important to stop the RV and get out and observe the area This will give you input on what is around the area rocks low hanging limbs sign posts etc Remember the co pilot will have a just as important role as the driver When backing up have the co pilot safe...

Page 21: ...member that backing up turns thetrailerintheoppositedirectionofthesteeringwheel Findthe easier and most comfortable spot to park to avoid accidents TRAVEL TIPS As you travel with your RV you will learn a lot from your own experiences It is important to share your experiences with other RV owners and learn from their experiences too Read RV outdoor and camping magazines for camping and travel tips ...

Page 22: ...eone of your destination and your schedule Notify the same person if your plans change Avoid the risk of of fire or explosion Turn off all pilot lights and appliances before entering the refueling station DANGER 11 Be careful not to leave odor causing food or materials in your RV for extended periods of time Make sure wet clothing and towels are fully dried before storing 12 Make sure your fire ex...

Page 23: ... RV facing directly into the wind to minimize high wind buffeting REFUELING REFUELING TIPS ӹ ӹ Truck stops are good refueling points for RV s ӹ ӹ Know which side the fuel port is on ӹ ӹ Be aware of the concrete steel posts installed around the fuel island ӹ ӹ Avoid running over the fuel station as it can get hung up on the RV causing body damage ӹ ӹ Use of gloves is advised for refueling ӹ ӹ To pr...

Page 24: ...E Not all RV s have LP gas some operate with battery NOTICE CHEMICAL SENSITIVITY When your RV is in your possession right away as you walk in for the first time you may notice a strong odor and or experience a chemical sensitivity This is not a defect or flaw in your new RV the reason is because it may have been closed for a prolonged period of time A new car or a new home has many products such a...

Page 25: ... an extra tire let alone with a jack that will be able to lift the weight of your RV Even if you did have the proper equipment it would take up space that you may not have for your RV The safest and most reliable option is to contact a mechanic or a qualified roadside repair service specialist Refer to the following steps in case you need to change a tire or have the opportunity and equipment to d...

Page 26: ...you see the gauge rising or the light blinking move to the side of the road and stop It s time to call a towing service company and take your rig to the nearest repairing facility Before you find a safe spot to pull over take few necessary steps to minimize danger CHECK FOR STEAM Steam coming out of your RV is always bad sign and should always be supervised and checked The hood will be very hot so...

Page 27: ...y issue To avoid burns or other injury allow coolant to cool before removing any cap from a radiator or coolant recovery tank WARNING In case you can t pull over at the moment while traveling or you are stuck in traffic please follow these tips ӹ ӹ Turn off the AC Your RV s air conditioning system consumes ahugeamountofenergy Youcanlowertheloadontheengine significantly by turning off the AC ӹ ӹ Sw...

Page 28: ...les cannot come into contact with parts such as the V belt pulley or the fan These parts move when the engine is started while it is running NOTICE Jumper cables and further information regarding jump starting can be obtained at any qualified specialist workshop NOTICE TOWING In some cases you may want to travel with more stuff than originallyplannedandmaywanttotowatrailerwithyourRV Towing a trail...

Page 29: ...may not turn the key in the ignition lock Before the vehicle is towed switch off the automatic locking feature you could otherwise lock yourself out of the vehicle when pushing or towing away the vehicle TOWING AWAY IN THE EVENT OF MALFUNCTIONS ӹ ӹ Front or rear axle damage on RV If the vehicle has front or rear axle damage have it transferred on a transporter or trailer ӹ ӹ With transmission dama...

Page 30: ...tart with a wide separation gradually closing distance of hands in a rate appropiate to vehicle speed to indicate amount of distance to the stop point 5 STOP Closed fists and crossed arms will indicate the driver to immediately stop the RV MIRRORS MIRROR ADJUST Utilize your driving mirrors to observe traffic conditions as well as the RV s exteriorproximityto its surroundings Never use your mirrors...

Page 31: ...label CAUTION It is the responsibility of the driver to ensure that the RV s loading specifications and limits are not exceeded Always weigh and reload if required Be familiar with and comply with all applicable laws and regulations NOTICE LOADING AND WEIGHTS ThissectionwillguideyouwiththeproperloadingofyourRVto keepyourloadedvechicleweightwithinitsdesignratingcapability with or without a trailer ...

Page 32: ...f your vehicle do not add more cargo even if there is space available Overloading or improperly loading your vehicle can contribute to loss of vehicle control vehicle rollover WARNING The weight of cargo of your RV should never exceed numbers shown on the tag NOTICE LABELS GRECH RV CLASS B MERCEDES BENZ OWNER S MANUAL TIRE AND LOADING INFORMATION You will find information on tire pressure for the ...

Page 33: ...E COMBINED WEIGHT OF OCCUPANTS AND CARGO ӹ ӹ These numbers show the maximum weight of cargo the RV can load and carry when travelling as built by Grech RV ӹ ӹ Is the combined weight of cargo and passengers that the vehicle is carrying ӹ ӹ The maximum payload for your vehicle appears on the Tire and Loading label ӹ ӹ The maximum payload for your vehicle can be found on the Payload Information Label...

Page 34: ...d Loading Information placard on the driver s door B pillar Overloading the tires can overheat them possibly causing a blowout Overloading the tires can also result in handling or steering problems or brake failure WARNING Exceeding the maximum speed for which tires are rated can lead to sudden tire failure causing loss of vehicle control and possibly resulting in an accident and or serious person...

Page 35: ...t LP Weight Passenger Weight Tongue Weight REMEMBER GVW must not exceed GVWR ӹ ӹ To figure out your Gross Combination Weight GCW GVW Trailer Weight or Toad Weight REMEMBER GCW must not exceed GCWR ӹ ӹ To get your towing capacity GCWR GVW Knowing the actual weight will also tell you how much margin is left before the RV is overloaded which may come in handy on a long trip where you may want to trav...

Page 36: ...s expelled through the lungs POTENTIAL PROBLEM SOURCES OF CO GAS The sources of carbon monoxide gas can be very difficult to locate due to the odorless colorles nature of the gas especially after the RV has been aired out prior to the investigator s arrival Look closely at the following 1 RV s nearby 2 Camp fires 3 Engine or generator exhaust entering RV 4 Excessive spillage or reverse venting of ...

Page 37: ...constant beeps and the red LED will be on Immediately turn off all propane appliances and gas valve at the propane tanks Open doors and windows to properly ventilate the RV Check for any gas leaks and contact a qualified RV technician ӹ ӹ Alarm Silenced State A CO alarm or propane alarm can be silenced for up to 5 mins by pressing the Silence Test button The red LED will flash each second while th...

Page 38: ...of Carbon Monoxide CO which can kill you DANGER Activation of this device indicates the presence of Propane Gas which can cause an explosion and or fire This normally indicates a leak in the propane gas pipes or a propane gas appliance WARNING Carbon Monoxide and LP detector must be replaced every five years NOTICE Have a qualified technician check your LP gas system annually or if you have any si...

Page 39: ...UTE FEATURE The mute featurehasthecapabilityoftemporarilyreducing the sensitivity of the alarm circuit for approximately 8 minutes This feature is to be used only when a known alarm condition such as smoke from cooking activates the smoke alarm The smoke alarm is deactivated by pushing the test button on the smoke alarm cover for at least three seconds The smoke alarm will automatically reduce sen...

Page 40: ...in a safe distance from the RV and do a head count to make sure everybody got out safely 5 Call the fire department as soon as possible from outside Give location and name 6 Don t go back inside the RV when it s still burning Wait until firefighters tell you it s safe to go in WARNING Never use an open flame of any kind to test this unit You might accidently damage or set fire to the unit or to yo...

Page 41: ... call the fire department first A fire extinguisher is no substitute for the fire department WARNING Ensure family members know how to use the extinguishers NOTICE Portable fire extinguishers save lives RV fires are not an uncommonoccurence sopreparationandpreventionarekey In all RV models the fire extinguisher is located behind the passenger s seat on the right side of the RV near the entrance LO...

Page 42: ...to the Fire Extinguisher manual provided in the RV Information Kit NOTICE TIPS TO AVOID FIRE ACCIDENTS Before hitting the road it is crucial that all passengers know about safety tips when travelling ӹ ӹ Show everyone where the fire extinguisher is located and how and when to use it ӹ ӹ When there is a fire emergency you have to act fast and be prepared because time is limited depending on what st...

Page 43: ...pliances are shut off before refueling Do not smoke when refueling Keep flames sparks and smoking materials away from fuel or flammable fumes WARNING Fuel is highly flammable Improper handling of fuel creates a risk and explosion Avoid fires open flames smoking and creating sparks under all circumstances Switch off the engine and if applicable the auxiliary heating before refueling DANGER Fuel is ...

Page 44: ...run out the engine is designed to limit its power and fueling dramatically Preglow Indicator Lamp Drinking it must be voided at all costs If that happens contact a doctor immediately WARNING Ifitgetsintoyoureyes flushwithlargeamountsofwaterimmediately for at least 15 minutes Consult a doctor if you have any doubts or symptoms that are concerning CAUTION DEF residue can be easily cleaned up by wash...

Page 45: ...be a tool on the road for the driver ӹ ӹ Sensors They are located on the front and rear part of the RV They detect near objects that could interfere with the driving and backing up process of the driver EXTERIOR SLIDING STEP The curbside sliding door has a sliding step with auto retract that extends and withdraws There is a switch located at the entrance of the RV above passenger seat It is import...

Page 46: ...om the inside ӹ ӹ Slide the sliding door firmly forwards by the handle until it closes 1 To unlock ӹ ӹ Pull locking knob upwards Only this sliding door unlocks the other doors remain locked 2 To open ӹ ӹ Press button ӹ ӹ Slide the sliding door by handle back to the stop ӹ ӹ Check the sliding door detent The sliding door must be engaged 3 To close ӹ ӹ Slide the sliding door firmly forwards by door ...

Page 47: ...ll doors Press the lock button 2 To unlock drivers side door Press once the unlock button 2 To unlock all doors Pressing unlock button twice within 2 seconds 3 To open and close entrance door Pressing once will open or close the door 1 2 3 Lock Unlock Remember there is no key to start the ignition on your RV You may start the ignition on your RV by pressing the ignition button on the center of the...

Page 48: ... it doesn t require vertical supports TURISMO RV AWNING CHARACTERISTICS M O D E L 1 MODEL 2 Power Supply 12 V 12 V Absorption 12 A 14 A Awning Length 320 cm 400 cm Min Canva Length 285 cm 250 cm Shadow Surface 7 5 m2 8 m2 During the automatic closing of the awning don t stop the movement Once it stops with the lead bar closed you can reopen it NOTICE The power awning will not operate with the RV i...

Page 49: ...MENT Theinclinationoftheawningmaybemodified itispreviously fixed at a 10 angle Adjust it according to your needs and demands following the instructions on this page and the diagram on the next page 1 Open your awning completely 2 Lightly loosen screw A 3 Completely unscrew the stop screw C 4 Operate on screw B rotating clockwise the arm rises and the inclination decreases always checking that the ...

Page 50: ...DIAGRAM OF INCLINATION ADJUSTMENT OF AWNING RV OPERATION GRECH RV CLASS B MERCEDES BENZ OWNER S MANUAL For more information please check the awning s manual or call for assistance 50 ...

Page 51: ...Adjust the driver s seat head restraint steering wheel and mirror and fasten your seat belt before starting the engine WARNING When you adjust a seat you or other vehicle occupants could become trapped For example on the seat guide rial There is a risk of injury Make sure when adjusting a seat that no one has any body parts in the sweep of the seat WARNING The seat belt does not offer the intended...

Page 52: ...restraint angle button 2 Head restraint angle position 3 Release button ӹ ӹ To raise Pull the head restraint up to the desired position ӹ ӹ To lower Press release button and slide the head restraint down to the desired position ӹ ӹ To adjust the angle Hold the front part of the luxury head restraint by the lower edge and tilt it to the desired position ӹ ӹ To remove Pull the head restraint up to t...

Page 53: ...o so Move the seat forward or backward first This will help to avoid contact with other parts of the interior Push the handbrake lever down to the stop The driver s and front passenger seat can be rotated 50 and 180 The seats engage when facing in the direction of travel as well as when facing in the opposite direction and also engage at an angle of 50 to the door ӹ ӹ Make sure that the parking br...

Page 54: ...ded To dry the ultraleather seating surfaces you may let them air dry or dry quickly with a warm setting of a hair dryer Removes most stains with alcohol based solutions and it also disinfects with 5 1 bleach solution STAINS CHART FOR ULTRA LEATHER These are some type of stains that are very common to taint or mark your RV Do not use hot temperature if you dry the ultraleather seating surfaces WAR...

Page 55: ... cool before loading the refrigerator ӹ ӹ Do not add warm or hot items ӹ ӹ Do not pack the refrigerator too full To operate efficiently the refrigerator needs air to circulate ӹ ӹ Use smaller containers to store items and containers that seal tightly ӹ ӹ Place crumpled paper between items in the refrigerator to prevent them from rattling while driving The refrigerator in your RV is an ergonomic si...

Page 56: ...on cooktop with 2 burners with a smooth tempered glass surface that allows for effortless cleanup and withstands intense heat without cracking or chipping HEAT LEVEL SETTINGS It provides 9 temperature level settings 120 F to 460 F 8 power level settings from 300W to 1800W on left burner 6 power level settings from 300W to 1300W on right butner power sharing It has a heating level from as low as 30...

Page 57: ...rea 1 Allow the cooktop to cool 2 Spread a few drops of the ceramic glass cleaner on the burned residue area 3 Using the ceramic glass cleaning pad rub the residue area applying pressure as needed 4 If any residue remains repeat the steps listed above 5 Foradditionalprotection afterallresiduehasbeenremoved polish the entire surface with the ceramic glass cleaner and a paper towel ӹ ӹ Cleaning heav...

Page 58: ...ome cleaners product steam or fumes if applied to a heated surface NOTICE s Do not store items of interest to children in cabinets above the range or on the backguard of a range children climbing on the range to reach items should get seriously injured DANGER Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance unless specifically recommended in the manual of the component All other services should ...

Page 59: ...source and an ignition of a 12V DC electric power source It must be lit manually using the integrated igniter Make sure the LP shut off switch located in the roadside utility center is turned to the on position RV OPERATION If the information in this manual section Safety Alarms and on the component s manual provided to you with the RV information kit is not followed exactly a fire or explosion ma...

Page 60: ...ht the cooktop using a spark igniter Turn the knob counterclockwise and press the spark igniter button until it clicks and the burner ignites ӹ ӹ To light the cooktop using the electronic ignition Turn the knob counterclockwise then press and hold the electronic ignition button until the burner lights ӹ ӹ To extinguish the burner Turn the knob to the off position to the right to stop the flow of g...

Page 61: ...during sevicing of other gas appliances etc CAUTION Do not touch burners burner grates or areas near burners during and after use Do not let clothing or other flammable materials contact burners or areas near burners until these areas have had sufficient time to cool CAUTION Use large enough pans to cover the burner area and contain the cooked food This will reduce or eliminate heavy splattering o...

Page 62: ...torage purpose WARNING Please refer to the manufacturer s operating manual before running this component for more important safety information and operation of this microwave NOTICE Do not attempt to operate the oven with the door open This may result in harmful exposure to microwave energy WARNING Do not place any objects between the oven front face and the door or allow cleaner residue to accumu...

Page 63: ...and changed with the arrows in the Climate section of your Firefly Multiplex System Screen TEMPERATURE ON THE AC The ability of the air conditioner to maintain the desired temperature depends on the heat gain inside the RV Some preventative measures taken by the occupants of the RV can reduce the heat gain and improve the performance of the A C During extremely high outdoor temperatures the heat g...

Page 64: ...and check flow rate ӹ ӹ The flow rate should be at least ten quarts 9 5 L per min To flush water Press all the way To add water Press halfway To avoid damage do not use spray lubricants other than silicone NOTICE TIPS ӹ ӹ RV toilets are not like the toilets you find at home because there is no toilet tank ӹ ӹ Everytime the toilet is used a two step flush will be to be done Push the handle or pedal...

Page 65: ...ust like the images show SHOWERS INTERIOR SHOWER The standard bathroom faucet installed in your sink can control the water temperature while you shower Remember to return the shower nozzle back to its place to avoid incidents while the RV is moving EXTERIOR SHOWER Your RV is equipped with an exterior shower unit it is located on the Roadside Utility Compartment It has a water inlet to attach a wat...

Page 66: ...is wired to outlets on the inside and the exterior of the RV 4 Air Conditioner 5 Two RV Holding Tank Vent Cap removes odors from the inside of the RV Odors are exhausted throught the roof vent before they have a chance to invade the RV 6 Exhaust Fan for rooftop ventilation and moisture control in small areas bathroom and shower It has a locking lid with a single hand push button operation 7 Three ...

Page 67: ... Cord Hookup Station with a 30amp 110 service 2 WASTE CONTROL SYSTEM This compartment provides ӹ ӹ Water Inlet Works as a Black Tank Flush it power washes the inside of the Black Tank ӹ ӹ Sewer Outlet Connection Pressure Hose Reel Retractable Water Hose to dump tank residues RV OPERATION GRECH RV CLASS B MERCEDES BENZ OWNER S MANUAL Exterior Shower Shore Power cord hookup with a 30 amp 110 service...

Page 68: ... LPG Switch External BBQ Point TV Antenna Hookup Two 110V power Outlets ӹ ӹ On Electrical units Two 110V power outlets and a TV Antenna Hookup 3 FRESH WATER HOLDING TANK FILL 4 EXTERIOR SLIDING STEP ӹ ӹ Sliding step with auto retract it has a step out warning buzzer and a lock extended switch for easy entry into the RV ӹ ӹ It is controlled with switch on the inside of the RV on the main entrance o...

Page 69: ...e pumped through the system using the domestic water pump and opening both hot and cold valves at a plumbing fixture Using this procedure does not require draining the Demand Hot Water exchanger STEPS FOR WINTERIZING 1 Drain all holding tanks Fresh Grey and Black 2 Pour a non toxic RV water system antifreeze into the fresh water tank 4 gal 3 Turn on water pump and run the water pump until the non ...

Page 70: ...ing 9 Open each Holding Tank Valves Gray and Black until antifreeze starts to come out the end off the tank drainage hose 10 Close Holding Tank Valves HOUSE BATTERIES ӹ ӹ If you store the RV for 30 days or less turn off the battery disconnect switch Never stop checking your batteries at least weekly in severe weather ӹ ӹ It is important that there is a periodic check of the batteries to make sure ...

Page 71: ...ush toilet 2 Disconnect water supply line from toilet You will probably find a small mirror very useful 3 Remove mounting nuts 4 Cover riser or tank inlet with cardboard to prevent debris from falling into tank TOILET MAINTENANCE If the bowl sealing blade does not operate freely after extendeduse itmayberestoredtoitsoriginal smoothoperating condition by applying a light film of silicone spray to t...

Page 72: ...ated plumbing equipment and components to handle all of the water and waste demands This section will provide all information of how all elements operate together DRAIN AND WASTE SYSTEM The drain and waste system includes waste holding tanks made from corrosion free molded plastic and they are supported with trouble free dump valves There are three water tanks included in this RV fresh gray and bl...

Page 73: ...olding tank water pump or fresh water tank The water goes from the hose directly into and through the pipes that leads to the RV s toilet faucet s and shower head The water spigot can stay on connected all the time the water pressure from the spigot will push the water through your RV water system ӹ ӹ By using the RV s pump to use water stored in your Fresh Water Tank The Fresh Water Tank may be f...

Page 74: ... prevent excessive splashing NOTICE WATER PUMP AND STRAINER The water pump is located below the sink beside the water heater and the black waste tank It is controlled by the Firefly Multiplex System control panels The water pump will deliver smooth consistent flow at all ranges of operation while drawing low current This water pump has sealed switches and are finished with an Electro Coating to in...

Page 75: ...City Water Connection Inlet DUMPING WASTE TANKS Below the Roadside Utility Compartment there is the Sewer Outlet Connector it is located on the driver s bottom side of the RV This section includes a Water Inlet for flushing black tank and a Sewer Outlet Connection as a 3 dump hose which can be used with the switch found in the Waste Control Panel The RV sewer house outlet connection is an essentia...

Page 76: ...sontheexterior as this may damage the plastic component and would probably need to be replaced WARNING Use soft single ply non dyed biodegrable toitlet tissue this type will desintegrate a lot easier and will not cause damage to your waste water system NOTICE Keep your holding tank clean using a cleaning agent approved for recreational vehicle sanitation systems NOTICE s If water is allowed to fre...

Page 77: ...k Tank often to avoid odors in the RV The black tank on your RV is odorless no odor from the residues will go to the RV Emptying your tank too often or when it is still pretty low means that the solid waste will still be sturdy and firm The fuller the tank the more the solid waste will break down The more water or liquid state the sewage is the easier emptying and flushing out the waste will be If...

Page 78: ...full then begin to drain NOTICE SANITIZING WATER PUMP AND STRAINER Potable water systems require periodic and regular maintenance to deliever a consistent flow of fresh water Depending on use and the environment the system is subject to sanitizing is recommended prior to storing and before using the water system after a long period of storage SANITIZING METHODS 1 Use one of the following methods t...

Page 79: ...on high until the interior temperature starts to reach the target Once it get closer the fans will slow down and remain on low The Timberline Heating System operates the water heater and furnace of your RV To initiate the system you first need to select your heater type There are 2 heat source types on this Timberline Heater System the first heat source is the heater element located on the bottom ...

Page 80: ... WINTER SUMMER LOOP This section will explain how the Timberline Heating System works on your RV For this purpose we decided to include diagrams that show both Winter Loop and Summer Loop shown on previous page any RV owner might be involved while traveling WINTER LOOP Winter Loop means how the heater will work in winter season where you will need both water heater and the cabin fans for warm sens...

Page 81: ...he screen and the second is the fuel fire burner and it is positioned on the bottom left corner of the screen If you want to heat the coach with hot air you could use the electric portionofthesystembutneedtobepluggedtoshorepower However heating the coach with electric only has limitations It can only be used in moderate temperatures if it s cold outside your electric heater won t be enough to keep...

Page 82: ... the heating system ӹ ӹ Air Temperature Reads the cabin temperature at the moment in the living space ӹ ӹ Tank Temperature It s the temperature that the tank is holding for the heating system to work This temperature will come up as long as there is some type of heat source in there ӹ ӹ Heater Temperature It shows the temperature of the diesel fueled fire heater which if it s initializing at the m...

Page 83: ...required ӹ ӹ Exhaust System The exhaust system should be inspected annually for damage FAN AUTO MODE Whenautomodeisselected itwillautomaticallyhavethefans regulate air flow based on the needs of the RV s temperature at that moment The fans will operate on high mode depending on how much heat is needed and slower if you select a specific temperature When the temperature of the cabin comes down clos...

Page 84: ...correctly allow a brief cool down period of 30 90 seconds then reset the breaker by turning it OFF and then ON If the Circuit Breaker continues to fail the circuit may be overloaded or there may be something wrong in the wiring or in the equipment Check the panel decals on the Breaker Panels for more information on identifying the function of each breaker NOTICE In the event of an overload the cir...

Page 85: ...lications this is often a result of plugging too many appliances into the one socket and overloading the wiring to that individual socket extension adaptor or gang socket GFI RECEPTACLE OUTLET Your RV is equipped with GFI receptacles all passenger s side receptacles are GFI outlets GFI stands for Ground Fault Interrupter it is a fast acting breaker designed to shut off electrical power in the even...

Page 86: ...ttery voltage on the LED display 2 If another button is pressed then the display will shut down after about 5 seconds If the BATT button is held down the display will continuously recheck the voltage and show the updated value The reading may flicker back and forth between two values for example 12 6 and 12 7 volts This is normal behavior for a digital voltage display 3 If another button is presse...

Page 87: ...ry management system an auxiliary 280 Amp Alternator with Wakespeed Regulator and a 2 000 Watt Xantrex Inverter The house batteries are located under the sofa bed in the rear side of the RV LITHIUM ION BASED ENERGY Turismo RV s have a Lithium ion battery system which will replace the Propane Generator will provide a clean and quiet lithium ion based energy that will power your entire RV This is th...

Page 88: ...nection will provide a 120 voltpower hookup when connected to an electrical pedestal in a campground The 120 Volt AC power source supplies electricity and power to these components on the RV TV microwave roof air conditioner refrigerator in the electric mode and the 120 Volt electrical outlets For the most part everything else in the RV works off of the 12 volt DC power When the RV is connected to...

Page 89: ...of the RV under the sofa bed on both battery and gas powered RV s KEEP YOUR INVERTER ON IF ӹ ӹ If you want to use the AC appliances while traveling ӹ ӹ If you are expecting to lose power and you want to keep using the appliances ӹ ӹ Ifyouareusingarefrigeratorthatyoudon twanttolosepower ӹ ӹ If you have items that you don t want to lose the settings for ӹ ӹ If you are planning on charging tour devic...

Page 90: ...ode displayed on the LCD screen For a list of error codes see Warning Messages on the Inverter Charger s Owner s Guide 4 Indicates a Warning condition and is accompanied by an error code and a sounding alarm For a list of error codes see Warning messages on the Inverter Charger s Owner s Guide You may find the Xantrex screen display right on the Inverter Charger Box but you may easily check it on ...

Page 91: ...nerator or the shore power cord it will bypass the inverter The automatic transfer switch is located on the rear side of theRVunderthesofabed Toaccessthethetransferswitchopen the small door of the rear side of vehicle under the sofa bed TheAutomaticTransferSwitchhasmanydifferentprotective features to keep your RV from receiving low quality power This RV includes protection against high voltage low...

Page 92: ... water pump and appliances They will keep the essentials running even without a generator running SOLAR POWER The Grech RV Turismo 144 has three solar panels on the top that helps power appliances inside the RV Solar panels are devices that convert light sunlight into power electricity It is important to know that solar panels will not power 100 your RV their primary purpose is to recharge the bat...

Page 93: ...vehicle with the generator running without ensuring the CO detector is working Inspection of posible exhaust system leaks need to be done to assure safety and protection against CO poisoning 2 Don t operate the generator in an enclosed building or in a closed area such as a garage 3 It is important to review the safety precautions for fuel and exhaust fumes in the generator manual 4 Keep the gener...

Page 94: ...urce for your cooktop furnace hot water heater LP generator and an alternate energy source for your refrigerator Propane stored in cylinders is in a liquid state Once the cylinder is connected to the RV s LP gas system and the service valve on top is opened the liquid propane boils and exits the cylinder as a vapor in much the same way that boiling water converts to steam water vapor YourRVisequip...

Page 95: ...GandPowerGenerator Station before filling up the LPG tank or traveling 2 Connect the LPG supply connector to the Propane Tank Filler 3 Check the LPG level on the Firefly Multiplex System after refilling Make sure it is at an 80 filled to give a 20 for expansion The Firefly Multiplex System offers you the opportunity to check your LP gas current state IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOT FILL LP CONTAINER TO MOR...

Page 96: ...activates an electric solenoid which opens and closes shutting the gas off at the tank This switch should be turned off during the filling of the LPG tank HOW TO DETECT A PROPANE GAS LEAK For you and your passenger s safety it is important to inspect your propane tank and outdoor propane appliances for any leaks that may occur Propane leaks are flammable and can be very dangerous Leak test should ...

Page 97: ...l leak detector solution or a pinch of thick soapy water Spray the entire valve regulator and hose assembly ӹ ӹ The soapy water or leak detector solution may be applied with a sponge paint brush or basting brush 3 Turn on the LPG and watch for bubbles ӹ ӹ Ifbubblesdoappearattheconnectionpoints closetheblack handle tighten the connection and repeat the process ӹ ӹ Test again for other possible leak...

Page 98: ...opane exists as a liquid under very high pressure It is consumed by your appliances however as a gas When the liquid transforms into a gas it expands creating even more pressure If not controlled by the regulator you may run into problems like ruptured hoses or even an explosion Before turning on the LPG shut off switch located on the LPG and Power Generation Stations and make sure all LPG powered...

Page 99: ...nvert it to 120 or 240 AC to operate appliances when shore power or a generator is not present ӹ ӹ Wattage Watts It is the multiplication of voltage and amps voltage x amps watts Before operating the generator refer to the LPG generator operator s manual located in the RV Information Kit CAUTION SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Keep fire extinguishers handy Make sure all fasteners are secure and torqued properl...

Page 100: ... and with batterly life to prevent accidents and possible set backs WARNING Do not run the RV or generator engine in a confined or constricted area If your RV was on storage in a confined area you can run the engine to move the RV from one place to another NOTICE SIGNS TO LOOK FOR It is a crucial component of every RV gas system and if it is not working properly you will notice problems with the L...

Page 101: ...arms away from the windshield until you feel them engage ӹ ӹ Before switching the ignition on again fold the windshield wipers back into position Cleaning the windows ӹ ӹ Clean the inside and outside of the windows with a damp cloth and a cleaning agent that is recommended and approved for RV s POWER WASHERS You should never pressure wash or power wash your RV because of the high pressure of the w...

Page 102: ...a layer of wax at the same time It is certainly suggested the use of an extension wand for the pressure washing it may come helpful when cleaning your RV RV s have layers or gaskets that overlap as well as areas that are sealed or other pliable material that will not withstand the pressured water that is forced out by a power wash CLEANING THE PAINTWORK Scratches corrosive deposits areas affected ...

Page 103: ...idance when choosing a nozzle for when cleaning your RV or another pressure washer project SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR PERSONAL USE ӹ ӹ Always read the manufacturer s instructions before using a pressure washer or any other component Pay close attention to safety instructions ӹ ӹ Wear safety gear including safety goggles boots gloves long sleeved shirts and long pants ӹ ӹ Note any tripping hazards in yo...

Page 104: ...rtant that tires are not hot when checking the pressure Tires should be cool vehicle has to previously be stopped for 3 hrs and driven less than 1 mi to be checked 2 Use a tire gauge ӹ ӹ To check pressure and maintain it at the recommended level 3 Do not overload the tires ӹ ӹ Take notice of the maximum load carrying capability of your tires 4 Check tires frequently ӹ ӹ You may find scrapes cuts d...

Page 105: ...eaned with water shampoo and a soft cloth with special careful CLEANING CONTRACTORS Manycampgroundsrecommendcleaningcontractorssince many people don t carry cleaning products such as extensible brushes or power washers The contractors will come to the campgrounds with their own supplies and provisions It is important that if you have doubts or questions of the services that the cleaning contractor...

Page 106: ...lcohol 90 can be cleaned with a cleanser Most common cleaners including oxalic acid solutions dilute hydrochloric acid solutions and dilute trisodium phosphatesolutions won tharmthefinishofyoursolidsurface Powdered abrasive cleansers ammonia and strong detergents are all safe Although liquids cannot penetrate this quartz solid surface it is best to wipe up spills as they occur Generally a damp mic...

Page 107: ...nt water damage 5 Lubricate all hinges locks and moving parts 6 Cover your RV if it s on the exterior to avoid contact with the sun s dangerous UV rays that may deteriorate your RV PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE TIPS The tips provided on the next page will be given as a convenient reference for certain systems and components found in Turismo RV These intervals are given recommended by GRECH RV and must ...

Page 108: ... check for proper sealing ӹ ӹ Inspect tires for wear and tread depth ӹ ӹ Clean condenser coils AT 75 000 MILES 9 000 HOURS ӹ ӹ Lube door seals with silicon spray check for proper sealing ӹ ӹ Inspect tires for wear and tread depth AT 90 000 MILES 10 800 HOURS ӹ ӹ Lube door seals with silicon spray check for proper sealing ӹ ӹ Inspect tires for wear and tread depth ӹ ӹ Clean condenser coils EXTENDED...

Page 109: ...RICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS TURISMO Mercedez Benz Sprinter Grech RV 6915 Arlington Avenue Riverside California 92504 855 994 GRECH 7324 www grechrv com Grech RV Copyright GRECH RV CLASS B MERCEDES BENZ OWNER S MANUAL 109 ...

Page 110: ...0 A SOLAR 5 5A ALTERNATOR 6 3A DISPLAY MONITOR CAN BUS CAN BUS CAN BUS CAN BUS BATTERY CAN BUS RED HIGH BLACK LOW COMMON DISTRIBUTOR YE GN WH BU YE CAN BUS HIGH GN CAN BUS LOW OG NOT USED NOT USED BATTERY SENSE BK 4 0 RD 4 0 BK SPEC CONTROL DRAWING DRAWING NUMBER PART NUMBER 1 1 013 125 126 250 251 500 501 750 751 1 000 1 001 2 000 010 03 Alternator Charging System Electronic All units B B Updated...

Page 111: ...WO WIRE CABLE BATTERY SENSE CURRENT SENSING CURRENT SENSING GREY TWO WIRE CABLE CONNECTOR ALTERNATOR TEMP SENSOR YE YE GN BU 10 AMP RD BK 300 A MRBF 4 0 BK 4 0 RD 300 A MRBF M ARINE R ATED B ATTERY F USES RD 4 30 A SOLAR 5 5A ALTERNATOR 6 3A DISPLAY MONITOR BK GY PU P B CAN BUS CAN BUS CAN BUS CAN BUS BATTERY CAN BUS RED HIGH BLACK LOW COMMON DISTRIBUTOR YE GN WH BU YE CAN BUS HIGH GN CAN BUS LOW ...

Page 112: ...OW WHITE B 7 4 3 2 1 6 5 6 5 4 3 2 1 7 1 PURPLE WHITE BLUE 2 PURPLE RED 3 RED 4 RED SISMIC SENSOR 5 BLUE BLACK RED MICRO SW LIGHT BLUE 6 ORANGE WHITE RETRACT SIGNAL 7 ORANGE EXTEND SIGNAL A MOTOR A B P S UPPER GROUND BOLT 23 WH YE 24 YE WH BK BROWN EXTEND GRAY RETRACT BK BK BN GY OG OG WH AWNING CONTROL UNIT CB BOX FUSE 2 15 AMP FUSE 3 TOUR LOUNGE UPPER BOLT GROUND PASS SIDE BK SPLICE TOGETHER RD ...

Page 113: ...MBER SPEC CONTROL DRAWING BATHROOM LIGHTING AND FAN 05 10 21 CREATION OF DRAWING WH BU MOTION SENSOR GROUND DRIVER SIDE UNDER OTTO MAN C B BOX FUSE 12 10 AMP BATH FAN G12 FIREFLY J3 PIN 2 LT LT FAN W LT PK PK BK BK WH WH BK WH BK BK WH BU WH BK BK RD BN BU BK BK PK WH BU PK BK IN RD IN BN OUT BU OUT BN WH BU ...

Page 114: ...L DRAWING 03 09 21 CREATION OF DRAWING BCE DOOR RELAYS 1 2 3 TO E HANDLE SOLENOID TO BUZZER ALARM TO FRONT CONTROL PANEL DOOR AJAR POSITIVE LED PARKING SIGNAL OG LOOP VT BN BN BN BN VT VT VT VT VT VT VT PK BU RD RD RD RD RD RD BN BN WH BN WH RD WH RD WH RD WH BN BN BK YE BK RD GN RD BK RD YE 85 87a 86 87 30 GRECH MOTOR BUSES ...

Page 115: ...REFREE AWNING CONNECTOR UPPER PASSENGER SIDE BOLT GROUND 23 WH YE PORCH LT 24 YE WH AWNING LT 9 BROWN EXT 10 GRAY REC FIREFLY G12 J3 J10 BK CUT SWITCH POWER RD CB BOX FUSE 2 TOUR 15 AMP FUSE 3 LOUNGE 8 7 5 6 1 2 4 3 FROM FIREFLY SIGNAL FROM FIREFLY J3 23 GY 18 ga BN 18 ga YE 18 ga WH YE 16 ga BK 14 ga BK 18 ga RD 14 ga YE WH 16 ga FACE CONNECTOR BK 2 CAREFREE AWNING RD WH ...

Page 116: ...SPEC CONTROL DRAWING DRAWING NUMBER PART NUMBER A 1 1 013 125 126 250 251 500 501 750 751 1 000 1 001 2 000 010 03 6 6 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 FROM TRANSFER SWITCH Electrical CB Box Wiring Schematic A ...

Page 117: ...ING 16 08 21 CREATION OF DRAWING DOMETIC A C NEUTRAL GROUND A C CB 20 AMP FREEZE SENSOR A C MODULE 110 V ROMEX LOCATED INSIDE A C UNIT A C DATA CONNECTOR DATA DROP CABLE G4 COMMON DROP TAP G12 FIREFLY 2 4 1 3 WHITE BLUE BLACK RED 1 POSITIVE 2 CAN H 3 CAN L 4 NEGATIVE 1 CAN H 2 CAN L 3 NEGATIVE 4 POSITIVE RED WHITE BLUE BLACK LOAD ...

Page 118: ...5 13 12 11 10 7 6 5 3 2 1 SPEC CONTROL DRAWING DRAWING NUMBER PART NUMBER 1 1 013 125 126 250 251 500 501 750 751 1 000 1 001 2 000 010 03 6 6 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 CREATION OF DRAWING 06 08 21 D S UPPER BOLT ...

Page 119: ...SPEC CONTROL DRAWING DRAWING NUMBER PART NUMBER 1 1 013 125 126 250 251 500 501 750 751 1 000 1 001 2 000 010 03 6 6 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 CREATION OF DRAWING 06 08 21 D S UPPER BOLT Freezer FREEZER Fuses Distribution Center Model Tour ...

Page 120: ...OWER 20 AMP GFCI OUTLET 20 AMP MICROWAVE 20 AMP COOKTOP 20 AMP TV OUTLET 20 AMP A C XANTREX PRO 3000 WATTS PWR INVERTER A C MODULE LOCATED ON A C UNIT EXTERIOR 30 AMP SHORE POWER SHED RELAY MODULE MICROWAVE OUTLET COOKTOP OUTLET UPPER GALLERY OUTLET SIDE GALLERY OUTLET PASS SIDE OUTLET PASS EXTERIOR SIDE OUTLET DRIVER SIDE OUTLET REAR TV SOUNDBAR OUTLET DVD OUTLET FRONT TV OUTLET MODEL L ONLY MODE...

Page 121: ...TOR FAN GROUND DRIVER SIDE UPPER CABINET G12 FIREFLY MAXXFAN EXTRACTOR FAN MINI MOLEX FAN CONNECTOR DATA 2 4 1 3 BLUE WHITE RED BLACK CAN L CAN H DATA CABLE DATA CABLE G4 COMMON DROP TAP RED BLUE BLACK WHITE MINI MOLEX FAN POWER CONNECTOR 4 3 RED BLACK RED BLACK DROP PLUG TO FIREFLY RED WHITE BLUE BLACK CAN H CAN L CB BOX EXT FAN FUSE 5 FURRIOR ELIXIR 4 PIN DATA CABLE RD BK BK ...

Page 122: ... 1 1 SHED RELAY CONNECT THIS CABLE TO NEGATIVE OF THE FIREFLY SYSTEM CONNECT THIS CABLE TO POSITIVE OF THE FIREFLY SYSTEM SPLICE THIS CABLE WITH THE RD BK WIRE AND CONNECTED TO PIN 12 PLUG 10 FROM G12 FIREFLY 85 BK 30 87a 86 RD GN GY RD RD YE XANTREX 2000W POWER INVERTER BLUE BUTT CONNECTOR 3AMP FUSE Retrofit Power Inverter ACC ...

Page 123: ... NUMBER DRAWING NUMBER SPEC CONTROL DRAWING FRONT TV REAR TV HDMI SPLITTER HDMI SWITCHER SATELITE DVD SATELITE ANTENNA COX CABLE ONE END IS LOCATED BEHIND THE FRONT RV AND THE OTHER IS LOCATED BEHIND THE DVD PLAYER RG6 COAX CABLE COLOR CODE CREATION OF DRAWING 05 09 21 SATELITE OPTION W DVD ...

Page 124: ...PEC CONTROL DRAWING 17 08 21 CREATION OF DRAWING GREY TANK SENSOR BLACK TANK SENSOR FRESH TANK SENSOR NOT USED GROUND PASS SIDE UNDER OTTOMAN CB BOX FUSE 10 15 AMP WFCO ELIXIR FURRIOR BU BU BK WH GY BK WH BU BK WH BU BK WH BK BK BU RD RD OG G4 COMMON DROP TAP DROP CABLE G12 DROP CABLE DATA 6 1 SEELEVEL TANK MONITOR ...

Page 125: ...R 20 AMP GFCI OUTLET 20 AMP MICROWAVE 20 AMP COOKTOP 20 AMP TV OUTLET 20 AMP A C XANTREX PRO 3000 WATTS PWR INVERTER A C MODULE LOCATED ON A C UNIT EXTERIOR 30 AMP SHORE POWER SHED RELAY MODULE MICROWAVE OUTLET COOKTOP OUTLET SIDE GALLERY OUTLET PASS SIDE OUTLET DRIVER SIDE OUTLET BRIDGE OUTLET DVD OUTLET TO FIREFLY GIZ J10 4 COOKPOT OUTPUT GROUND TO FIREFLY GIZ J10 5 MICROWAVE OUTPUT 30 AMP FROM ...

Page 126: ...DRAWING NUMBER SPEC CONTROL DRAWING 16 08 21 CREATION OF DRAWING STEP RETROFIT RD WH A 4 RD A 1 TO STEP MODULE MAGNETIC SWITCH GROUND REAR STEP SWITCH BN OG 3 AMP FUSE 1 AMP DIODE CONNECT THIS TO THE RED WIRE FROM THE SOFA SWITCH 12 V 10ga 1 AMP DIODE IGNITION BK YE BK YE SPLICE DC DC POWER CHARGER ...

Page 127: ...BU BN RD BK BK BK RD RD BK BN RD BU GROUND WASTE HOSE SWITCH GROUND FROM DRIVER SIDE GROUND BOLT UNDER OTTOMAN MACERATOR BK RD BU BU CB BOX 20 AMP FUSE 6 ELIXIR FURRIOR 10 WFCO WH WH BK RD YE BK WH GN BN YE WASTE PUMP SWITCH BK WH BK BU BN FROM CB BOX FUSE 9 WFCO FUSE 7 ELIXIR FURRIOR REEL HOSE GREY TANK VALVE BLACK TANK VALVE BN GN WH YE RD BK BK GROUND FROM DRIVER SIDE GROUND BOLT UNDER OTTOMAN ...

Page 128: ...MBER 1 1 013 125 126 250 251 500 501 750 751 1 000 1 001 2 000 010 03 6 6 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 System Plumbing Diagram TIMBERLINE TANK HEATER UNDER SOFA HEATER SIDE WALK HEATER EXCHANGER CIRCULATION PUMP NORMALLY OPEN SOLENOID NORMALLY CLOSE SOLENOID ...

Page 129: ... 500 501 750 751 1 000 1 001 2 000 010 03 6 6 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 Timberline Tank TIMBERLINE TANK HEATER EXCHANGER NO SOLENOID VALVE NO SOLENOID VALVE CIRCULATION PUMP TOUCH PANEL FUEL PUMP MODULE HEATER HEATER DIESEL BURNER C B BOX 10AMP FUSE 11 BK RD BK BK RD RD 4 PIN 18 PIN ...

Page 130: ...R WHITE 16 TOUCH SCREEN RED 17 ELEMENT RELAY RED 18 SOLENOID VALVE RED 4 PIN CONNECTOR COLOR CODE 1 GROUND BLACK 2 ACC RED 3 FAN BLACK 4 FAN RED TOUCH SCREEN CONNECTOR 1 GND BU 2 RD 3 DATA TX GN 4 DATA RX WHITE FAN CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION 1 FAN BLACK 2 FAN RED TIMBERLINE TANK SENSOR AMBIENT SENSOR 1 SENSOR BU 2 SENSOR WH SOLENOID VALVE 2 SOLENOID RED 1 SOLENOID BLACK 9 18 10 1 2 4 1 3 2 4 1 3 2 4 1 ...

Page 131: ...TA 1 HEATER GND BU 2 3 HEATER DATA RX GN 4 HEATER DATA TX WHITE HARNESS SIDE HEATER BURNER MALE 1 FUEL PUMP OUT RD BK 2 HEATER GND DATA BU 3 HEATER DATA RX GN 4 HEATER DATA TX WHITE HARNESS SIDE HEATER BURNER FEMALE 1 POWER INN RD WH 2 GROUND BK 3 CIRCULATION PUMP DATA YE 4 BN 2 1 2 4 1 3 COLOR CODE DESCRIPTION COLOR CODE DESCRIPTION COLOR CODE DESCRIPTION COLOR CODE DESCRIPTION COLOR CODE DESCRIP...

Page 132: ... 2 BLUE CAN L 3 BLACK NEGATIVE 4 RED POSITIVE 4 WIRE DATA ROHEX 10 GA OG BK WH BK BK WH WH SOLID COPPER WIRE SOLID COPPER WIRE SOLID COPPER WIRE EXTERIOR 30A SHORE POWER GROUNDS NEUTRAL NEUTRAL SOLID COPPER WIRE HEATER NEUTRAL TO INVERTER NEUTRAL FROM SHORE PWR NEUTRAL A C NEUTRAL TV OUTLET NEUTRAL COOKTOP NEUTRAL MICROWAVE NEUTRAL GFCI NEUTRAL FROM INVERTER NEUTRAL Transfer Switch Electric Model ...

Page 133: ...L DRAWING DRAWING NUMBER PART NUMBER 1 1 013 125 126 250 251 500 501 750 751 1 000 1 001 2 000 010 03 6 6 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 Tranfer Switch Propane Model Only SIDE ELECTRICAL PANEL 30 AMP SHORE POWER 0G ROMEX 10ga 0G ROMEX 10ga ...

Page 134: ...R REAR DOOR PASSENGER REAR SLIDING DOOR SLIDING DOOR CONTACTOR SLIDING DOOR PS REAR REAR DOOR DS REAR PS MIP DS FRONT SCREEN DATA 12 PWR SHADE MODULE GROUND PASS SIDE UNDER OTTOMAN 2COND CABLE RD UP BK DOWN G4 COMMON DROP TAP DROP CABLE DATA G12 FIREFLY CB BOX FUSE 10 15 AMP SHADE MODULE SEELEVEL Window Shade Module BU BK GN RD BU RD GN BK BU RD GN BK BU RD GN BK BU BK GN RD BU RD GN BK BU RD GN B...

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Page 136: ...een Navigation 4 Home 6 Lights 7 Electrical Settings 8 Auto Gen Start AGS 9 Inverter Charger 10 Climate 12 Shades 13 Settings 14 Settings Network Diagnostics 16 Overcurrent Detection 17 Settings Mobile App 18 Vegatouch Mira Setup 22 G12 Control Panel 23 Networking 24 Network Status Indicators 25 Mira NET LED Status Key 26 System Diagrams ...

Page 137: ... navigation menu to select your desired page The currently selected page will always be listed in the top corner of the screen A red triangle will appear in the screen header whenever a fault condition is present Tap the triangle to navigate to the Network Diagnostics screen for specific fault information Home Lights AGS Climate Shades Settings Follow the link to watch a short system overview vide...

Page 138: ...just touching Light Master On won t turn on any lights Press and hold Light Master On to turn the lights back on Note Light Master On Off buttons will always appear green and will not show feedback at any time Awning Press and Hold EXT or RET to operate the Awning Fiama Awning option enabled If the Fiama option is disabled Awning Stop will activate both the Extend and Retract circuits If the Ignit...

Page 139: ...r hours accumulated as well as the current operating status running or stopped Generator hours are saved to the system not to the generator itself Press and Hold the generator display hours for 5 seconds to access the Set Gen Hours screen Use the keypad to enter your desired gen hours then press Yes to save and exit 3 4 4 AGS Tap to enable AGS A warning screen will require action to enable 3 secon...

Page 140: ...ory is rewritten each time Light Master Off is pressed In the case that it is pressed twice in a row it will remember that no lights were on and just touching Light Master On won t turn on any lights Press and hold Light Master On to turn the lights back on and bring them to 100 brightness Note Light Master On Off buttons will always appear green and will not show feedback at any time Lights with ...

Page 141: ...r customized trigger settings Press to Enable Disable AGS Only enable AGS if your coach is in a well ventilated area Energy Management System EMS EMS will ensure that power is available before allowing certain systems to run excludes Premier 48V A C If power is not available it will not allow particular systems to run shed the load The loads will shed in the following order Rooftop A C Cooktop Mic...

Page 142: ...tage for this specific amount of time Range 5 seconds 1 minute Stop at Volts The generator will shut off when the voltage reaches this set point depending on Time at Stop Volts setting below Range 13 2v 14 5v Time at Stop Volts The amount of time required for the voltage to remain at Stop at Volts level before the generator shuts off Range 5min 120min 0min Maximum Gen Run Time Use the buttons to s...

Page 143: ... button and adjusting each setting as desired Tap Reset to Defaults to reset all settings back to factory default Please see your inverter s user manual for operating instructions Xantrex Controls Navigate to this page to set your specific inverter values Tap Reset to Defaults to return all inverter settings back to Grech default settings Please see your inverter s user manual for operating instru...

Page 144: ...rnace to work and lower than the current temp for Air Conditioning to work Auto mode will run whichever mode is necessary to keep the temperature consistent When the set point reaches 3 degrees difference from the current temp the heat or cool circuits will turn on At that point the fan speed will increase automatically for every additional 2 degrees of difference Fan Speeds Tap to select a fan sp...

Page 145: ...ower ON will raise the lid power up the fan and bring it to medium speed Tapping Power again OFF will power down the fan but will not lower the lid Tapping the Lid Down button will close the lid and power down the fan Tap the speed buttons to manually select your desired fan speed Lid Up Lid Down Power On Off Fan speed selectors ...

Page 146: ... or tap shade master to run all associated shades up or down Tap the arrows a second time if you prefer not to fully raise lower the shades but instead want to stop their travel immediately Power Screen Tap the arrows to raise or lower the power screen ...

Page 147: ...of inactivity Tap anywhere on the screen to wake it up Please note that even if Auto Dimming has been disabled the screen will still enter sleep mode after 15 minutes of inactivity 3 Tap the disable the touchscreen for 15 seconds for the purpose of disinfecting Floorplan display 4 5 Tap to change the temperature units display between Fahrenheit and Celsius 6 Tap to navigate to the Mobile App conne...

Page 148: ...14 Settings Network Diagnostics Current Faults Online Active Output Active Input ...

Page 149: ...15 Aircon Vent Fan ...

Page 150: ...his screen tap Continue to navigate to the Diagnostics screen The Diagnostics screen will use red lights to alert you of overcurrent detections To clear the faults navigate to each faulted control and tap them to reset Note you ll notice that their buttons have turned red and will remain that way until cleared If the fault persists there is likely a fault in the wiring or load on the circuit that ...

Page 151: ...s control module that easily connects to any Android or iOS device to give total control to many electrical electronic and mechanical systems in your coach Pair any device with the coach s built in interface to monitor and control many coach components ...

Page 152: ... the front touchscreen or the Mira module s label Download Download Vegatouch Mira from the Google Play store or the App Store Once the download has finished install the app and open it Setup Tap SCAN to find the Mira Module s signal After scanning any Mira Module in your area will appear on the screen Tap the ID that matches the one on your Mira label Enter the PIN number from the Mira label and ...

Page 153: ...ap the app and select Always allow access to your location Notice Android Setup Tips Allow Vegatouch Mira to access this device s location Mira will need to be allowed access to your location Click ALLOW when you see this screen To enable Location Services on your Android device 1 Open your phone s Settings app 2 Tap Location App Permission If you don t see Location tap Security Location Location ...

Page 154: ...tings button Tap the gear to visit the settings page Tap the Temperature Units selection to choose between Fahrenheit and Celsius System Information and Mira Name Tap to disconnect your device from Mira Tapping Update Config will force a download of the config from the cloud Tap to enter the Diagnostic Tools screen ...

Page 155: ...ssion ID to allow Firefly to remotely connect to your Mira app internet connection required To disable Remote Help simply tap the Session ID number from the Home page of your Mira app Tap to display a list of currently connected devices Remote Help is available by calling Firefly Integrations Do not enable remote help without consultation ...

Page 156: ...umbered and listed on a black label load list which is usually mounted next to the G12 panel Troubleshooting Example If you press the Ceiling Accent lights button on your touchscreen screen and the lights don t come on check the Network Diagnostics Page to see if the light for Output 27 shows status If it does you will want to check output voltage on that pin to make sure that the G12 is sending p...

Page 157: ... network Each component will have a NET LED that is used to show network status If a NET LED is displaying anything other than solid green and some of the panel s functions are not working please contact your manufacturer for Technical Support Net LED Locations Back of Touchscreens G12 Panel ...

Page 158: ...to make initial connection Slow flashing Green Light 1 time sec Device was online but has been offline for at least 5 sec Solid Green Device is connected to network and is communicating properly Solid Red Device has gone offline and is not connected to a network Alternating Red Orange Device has gone offline and is trying to re connect within 30 sec Alternating Green Orange Device is currently onl...

Page 159: ... a CAN message in the past 60 seconds and good files Fast alternating green and blue 4 times sec Device is attempting to make initial connection to the CAN network and corrupted files Solid blue Device is operating correctly and has seen a CAN message in the past 5 seconds and corrupted files Slow alternating green and blue 1 time sec Device was active on the CAN bus but has not seen a valid messa...

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Page 163: ...4 CAN 12V Pin 1 Tank 1 Sig Pin 2 Tank 2 Sig Pin 3 Tank 3 Sig Pin 4 Tank 4 Sig Pin 8 Tank 8 Sig Pin 7 Tank 7 Sig Pin 6 Tank 6 Sig Pin 5 Tank 5 Sig Pin 9 Tank 1 GND Pin 10 Tank 2 GND Pin 11 Tank 3 GND Pin 12 Tank 4 GND Pin 16 Tank 8 GND Pin 15 Tank 7 GND Pin 14 Tank 6 GND Pin 13 Tank 5 GND Pin 1 Therm 1 Sig Pin 2 Therm 2 Sig Pin 3 Therm 3 Sig Pin 6 Therm 6 Sig Pin 5 Therm 5 Sig Pin 4 Therm 4 Sig Pin...

Page 164: ...2 w Probe 01 23 21 AG 1 44 4A 27s COMPARTMENT LIGHTS OPTION 4A 27s 4A 27s 4A 27s 4A 27s 4A 27s GALLEY LIGHTS OPTION 4A 27s READING LIGHTS OPTION 4A 27s FLOOR LIGHTS OPTION 4A 27s 4A 27s 4A 27s 4A 27s FURNACE OPTION 5A 27s 4A 27s 4A 27s THERMISTOR 1 THERMISTOR 1 GND SEELEVEL FRESH TANK SEELEVEL GREY TANK SEELEVEL BLACK TANK LP GAS SIG LP GAS GND GEN RUN 12V CEILING LIGHTS DIM OPTION 4A 27s BATHROOM...

Page 165: ...27 726 4204 FAX 727 797 8046 WEB LITHIONICSBATTERY COM Bluetooth Telemetry Available for NeverDie Compact Series Standard Series Advanced Series Battery Management Systems A B C D E F G H I F BMS Temp G Power State H Time Remaining I Status Code Swipe left right on the battery main screen to view more battery details Depending on your battery model some screens may look slightly different ...

Page 166: ... healthy connection I Status Code Tap status code from the main screen to view codes Compact Series Battery Type Interface Advanced Battery Type Interface To connect to Bluetooth telemetry 1 The battery must be in the ON position 2 Bluetooth must be enabled on your smart device and support BLE 4 0 and higher 3 Open the Lithionics Battery Monitor App 4 Under the Device List select the battery devic...

Page 167: ...e update option is not available on older battery models NOTE The firmware update should only be performed if necessary Firmware Updates For additional support on the Lithionics Battery BlueTooth App click on the following YouTube Link here Lithionics Battery Monitor App Demo Terminal Console can be used to access live battery data stream and send bi directional commands NOTE Commands should only ...

Page 168: ...reading at the 3 month date you reduced the state of charge Please keep a record of this value for warranty validation purposes NOTE for some it may be inconvenient to access the battery system at the 3 month mark to perform a charge discharge cycle You may choose to keep the battery at full charge voltage for the entire 6 month time period Studies show that a small loss of capacity may occur with...

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