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Savoy SL & LX 5th Wheel & Travel Trailer

Fans ..........................................................................101

Manual.................................................................101

Faucet Screens ......................................................... 111

Fireplace Electric (Optional on Fifth

Wheel SL only) ..........................................................79

Operation................................................................80

Maintenance...........................................................81

Fire Extinguisher .......................................................49

Free Standing Dinette (Optional) ..........................102

Furnace ......................................................................77

Operation................................................................77

If.the.Furnace.Fails.to.Light...................................78

Remote.Control......................................................78

GFCI Breakers & Outlets ......................................136

Glossary of Terms .......................................................5

Grab Handle (Optional) ...........................................95

Hitching the Fifth Wheel ........................................18

Connecting.the.Hitch.............................................19

Maintenance...........................................................19

Hitching the Travel Trailer .......................................20

Types.of.Hitches....................................................21

Safety.Chains.........................................................21

Connecting.the.Hitch.............................................21

Ride.Height.Angle..................................................22

Tow.Plug.Connection.............................................22

Hook-ups - Cable TV ..............................................106

I,J,K

Interior Care .............................................................55

Fabrics....................................................................55

Vinyl.......................................................................55

Floors.-.Carpet.Cleaning........................................56

Floors.-.Vinyl.........................................................57

Wall.Coverings.......................................................58

Wood.Care.............................................................58

Countertops.-.Laminate..........................................58

Windows................................................................58

Condensation..........................................................58

Mold.&.Mildew.....................................................59

Mini-Blinds............................................................60

Night.Shades..........................................................60

Landing Legs (Fifth Wheel) .....................................25

Hitch.Jack.(Travel.Trailer).....................................26

Power.Jack.(Travel.Trailer.-.Not.on.All.Units)......27

Stabilizer.Jacks.(Optional.for.Fifth.Wheel)...........27

LP-Gas Consumption .............................................128

LP-Gas Detector ......................................................123

Operation..............................................................124

LED.&.Alarm.Signals..........................................124

Testing..................................................................124

Alarm...................................................................124

Care.of.the.Detector.............................................125

LP-Gas Distribution Lines .....................................129

LP-Gas Emergency Procedures - Checklist ..........125

LP-Gas Fundamentals ............................................127

LP-Gas Regulator ...................................................128

LP-Gas Safety Tips .................................................129

LP-Gas System ........................................................123

LP-Gas Tank ............................................................126

Capacity...............................................................126

Filling...................................................................126

LP-Gas Valves .........................................................127

Operating.&.Monitoring......................................127

Lubrication & Maintenance .....................................64

Summary of Contents for Savoy LX 2006

Page 1: ...avoy SL LX 5th Wheel Travel Trailer Sections General Information 1 Driving Safety 2 Exterior Interior Care 3 Appliances 4 Equipment 5 Water Systems 6 LP Gas Systems 7 Electrical Systems 8 Index pp 149...

Page 2: ...pment that is not generally offered on this model In the case that you are not the initial retail owner of this unit this document will not reflect modifications that may have been performed by previo...

Page 3: ...Savoy SL LX 2006 General Information Section 1 Safety Terms 5 Glossary of terms 5 reporting safety defects 8 Survey 9 Limited warranty application Changeofownerinformation 11...

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Page 5: ...NSPECT Inspection of the recreational vehicle and or its components is required Additional instruction may follow LUBE Lubrication or addition of a lubricant product to the recreational vehicle and or...

Page 6: ...varies periodically in magnitude and direction A battery does not deliver alternating current Also referred to as shore power utility power inverter power generator power etc Current Direct DC Power s...

Page 7: ...Indicator light Low Point The lowest point in the plumbing Drains are placed here so that water will drain out of the lower end of the recreational vehicle These drains must be closed when filling the...

Page 8: ...crash or could cause injury or death you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA in addition to notifying Monaco Coach If NHTSA receives similar complaints i...

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Page 11: ...understand that the unit is to be used only for family camping and cross country travel on improved roads 3 All information provided by you on face side of this form is true and correct 4 You underst...

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Page 13: ...28 Dry Camping 28 Breaking camp 29 Emergency Roadside Procedures 30 Tires 30 Importance of Air Pressure 31 Tire Pressure Inflation Guideline 32 Inspecting Pressure 32 Air Pressure Checklist 33 Tire Vi...

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Page 15: ...vehicles are not designed or intended to carry passengers while in transit It is not recommend that pets travel inside the recreational vehicle during travel We will not be responsible for any injury...

Page 16: ...ft shoulder may not support the weight of the recreational vehicle Side spacing is best maintained by keeping the recreational vehicle centered in the lane Driving lanes in work zones can be uneven co...

Page 17: ...tires are worn or improperly inflated Be aware that heavy rain or standing water can affect brake application causing them to apply unevenly or grab Refueling Be aware of the fuel port location on th...

Page 18: ...ng the Fifth Wheel Fifth wheels require a special hitch that mounts over the rear axle in the bed of a pickup truck Because of special hitch requirements only a truck can tow fifth wheels A fifth whee...

Page 19: ...lgate slightly to ensure the lock mechanism is in place Flashlights will aid in viewing the dark hitch recesses Put the truck in gear and slightly rock the hitch to make sure hitch is locked in place...

Page 20: ...t distributing The best type depends entirely upon the tow vehicle and trailer size and weight The weight carrying type of hitch is used in applications where trailer weight is up to and including a m...

Page 21: ...or other undesirable towing characteristics Ask the dealer for assistance Safety Chains Safety Chains are on the trailer to provide added insurance that the trailer will not detach from the tow vehicl...

Page 22: ...operly before towing Confirm bars are adjusted for proper load equalization Ride Height Angle Ensure the trailer is level with the tow vehicle If the hitch is too low the nose of the trailer may drag...

Page 23: ...of the steering wheel left If the recreational vehicle moves in an undesirable direction use a short pull up method pulling forward just far enough to align the recreational vehicle with the space Th...

Page 24: ...to rear This will require a small level to be placed in the storage compartment below the controls Many camping stores and RV dealerships carry small leveling vials that may be attached to the recreat...

Page 25: ...imum extension and retraction Once clutch noise is heard release the switch Landing Legs Operation After coupling fifth wheel to tow vehicle is complete raise landing legs until lock pins near the end...

Page 26: ...the inner ram tube replacing if they are bent or damaged Annually Extend landing legs as far as possible clean the drop tube and the inner ram tube Coat the exposed surface of tubes with a silicone sp...

Page 27: ...crank handle clockwise to raise the trailer Rotate the crank handle counterclockwise to lower the trailer Rotate the crank handle in the desired direction until the desired height is obtained Remove t...

Page 28: ...connection in the service center A phone connection port is provided in the service center Phone utility outlets are placed throughout the recreational vehicle Hook a potable water hose to the city w...

Page 29: ...oid tracking in dirt Open windows during the day instead of using the roof air conditioner To conserve on battery power plan what is needed from the refrigerator prior to opening If no picnic table is...

Page 30: ...s a flashlight spare automotive fuses and an assortment of hand tools The recreational vehicle is equipped with a fire extinguisher inside near the entry door For added safety consider a separate fire...

Page 31: ...ational vehicle is dangerous and may cause premature wear tire damage and or loss of control of the recreational vehicle An under inflated tire will build up excessive heat that may go beyond the desi...

Page 32: ...ting Pressure Check the tire pressure regularly If a tire is punctured by an object and a slow leak occurs without an air pressure check it may be overlooked until travel time The air pressure should...

Page 33: ...3 Firmly press a tire gauge onto the valve and record reading 4 Add air to achieve recommended air pressure 5 If the tire is over filled release air by pushing on the metal stem in the center of the v...

Page 34: ...rage Many recreational vehicles are stored outside in the elements Some storage surfaces may cause tires to prematurely age Placing a barrier cardboard plastic or plywood between the tire and the stor...

Page 35: ...eum products or alcohol may cause deterioration or cracking In many cases it is not the dressing that causes a problem but the chemical reaction that occurs When the same tire products are used on a p...

Page 36: ...with tires have been mounted visually inspect them to ensure no interference with body or other component parts Be sure to inspect wheels in all possible positions extreme turn etc 8 Only specially tr...

Page 37: ...he brake drum Increasing the current flow to the electromagnets causes the magnet to grip the armature surface of the brake drum more firmly resulting in increased pressure against the shoes and brake...

Page 38: ...h progressive lock up slightly increase the gain setting CAUTION Before making road tests verify the area is clear of vehicular and pedestrian traffic NOTE Minimum vehicle stopping distances are achie...

Page 39: ...if necessary CAUTION ASBESTOS DUST HAZARD Some brake shoe friction materials contain asbestos Certain precautions need to be taken when servicing brakes 1 Avoid creating or breathing dust 2 Avoid mach...

Page 40: ...the recreational vehicle must be weighed in a loaded condition to know its actual weight It is possible for a recreational vehicle to be within the GVWR yet overloaded an the axle It is possible for o...

Page 41: ...ng companies and large commercial truck stops If a nearby public scale cannot be found check the local area telephone book yellow pages under scales public section or weighers A nominal fee will be ch...

Page 42: ...42 Section 2 2006 Driving Safety Savoy SL LX 5thWheel TravelTrailer Weight Label 100179f...

Page 43: ...he maximum ratings WARNING Never add items like generators tools or motorcycle racks to the rear of the recreational vehicle Weight behind the axle tends to magnify any sway that may occur when passin...

Page 44: ...ch frame Travel Trailer Weigh the roadside front tire Scale A and record weight on chart Scale A line 2 Example 2 020 lbs Weigh the curbside front tire Scale C and record weight on chart Scale C line...

Page 45: ...ven of the same model year floorplan and length will weigh different due to options and accessories The Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR and or Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR must not be exceeded GVWR...

Page 46: ...e CCC to determine maximum CCC for personal items WORK SHEET GVWR UVW CCC FORMULA 10 100 7 540 2 560 Subtract Gallon 8 3 lbs gal Subtract Gallon 8 3 lbs gal Subtract Gallon 4 2 lbs gal Maximum Cargo C...

Page 47: ...Savoy SL LX 5thWheel TravelTrailer 2006 Driving Safety Section 2 47 Four Tire Weighing...

Page 48: ...ction of combustion is sensed NOTE The unit will not operate without a battery A battery flag pops up preventing the unit from being installed to the mounting bracket without a battery Carbon zinc bat...

Page 49: ...ntilate the area where the detector is installed when household cleaning supplies or similar contaminants are being used Do not try to repair the detector this will void the warranty NOTE Refer to the...

Page 50: ...ow is designated for use as an exit in the case of an emergency Inside the recreational vehicle the egress window is easily identified by the red locking handle It is also marked as an EXIT On the out...

Page 51: ...al Inspection 55 Interior Care 55 Fabrics 55 Vinyl 55 Floors Carpet Cleaning 56 Floors Vinyl 57 Wall Coverings 58 Wood Care 58 Countertops Laminate 58 Windows 58 Condensation 58 Mold Mildew 59 Mini Bl...

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Page 53: ...fically designed automotive detergents Avoid using abrasive cleaners or laundry detergents as they will scratch and leave a soap film The use of specially designed automotive washing utensils such as...

Page 54: ...o the finish occurs discontinue product use and consult the product s manufacturer Bright Metal All chrome stainless steel and aluminum should be washed and cleaned each time the recreational vehicle...

Page 55: ...stery and make sure window coverings are on to protect from sun damage Protect the fabric from any unnecessary exposure to moisture The sofa pillows dinette cushions living area chair and window treat...

Page 56: ...w steps on the Carpet Spot Removal Guide After each application absorb as much as possible before proceeding to the next step Absorb remaining moisture with layers of white paper towels weighted down...

Page 57: ...ged NOTE While the recommended cleaning agents have proven to be effective some stains may become permanent Floors Vinyl When a spill occurs wipe it up with a damp sponge or paper towel Avoid using cl...

Page 58: ...color or age the wood Never allow moisture or spills to stand always blot dry immediately Solvents alcohol nail polish and polish removers as well as harsh cleaners should not be used on finished woo...

Page 59: ...preventing the possibility of ice formations Mold Mildew Mold is a vegetative growth or a plant belonging to the Fungi group Being a plant mold will need food to grow Mold growth can result from mois...

Page 60: ...ational vehicle out of storage a much easier process Checklist Short Term Storage Drain the holding tanks Remove items from refrigerator freezer Clean Leave door ajar to prevent mildew Shut off applia...

Page 61: ...battery bank A 30 Amp shore power service will be more than adequate CAUTION A 20 Amp service using light duty extension cords and the required adapters creates serious voltage loss Line voltage loss...

Page 62: ...leaks Inspect the ceiling around roof vents or roof openings Clean roof and sidewall seams at least twice a year Inspect for exterior sealant gaps of roof seams vents skylights roof air conditioners...

Page 63: ...webs etc Open all doors and compartments Check for animal or insect intrusion water damage or other types of damage Check battery charge level Refill the cells with distilled water and charge as nece...

Page 64: ...Every Hook Up Check the operation of windows latches and hinges Check clean and tighten the battery cables Lubricate all movable parts on the entrance step Every Three Months Flush and disinfect the f...

Page 65: ...r Conditioner Roof 75 Maintenance 76 Troubleshooting 76 Furnace 77 Operation 77 If the Furnace Fails to Light 78 Remote Control 78 Fireplace Electric Optional on Fifth Whell sl only 79 Operation 80 Ma...

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Page 67: ...t is pressurized to about 350 psi The chemicals are heated to a gaseous state and rise to the top of the cooling unit into a condenser where they form droplets as they cool As the vapor condenses it e...

Page 68: ...n auto mode Push the selector switch to the GAS position to start the refrigerator on LP Gas Temperature Switch Controls the temperature adjustment of the freezer and the fresh food compartment The te...

Page 69: ...erating on LP Gas If the LP Gas does not ignite within 30 seconds the control changes to a different energy source or the gas safety valve closes and F displays Turn the refrigerator off then back on...

Page 70: ...igher than 5 500 feet This affects the refrigerator performance If possible switch mode operation to AC while at a higher altitude Storage Turn the refrigerator off and remove all items Leave the drip...

Page 71: ...Gold paint or glaze may contain a trace amount of gold which is electrically conductive and not compatible for microwave Hand painted china commonly contains traces of metal To test utensil for micro...

Page 72: ...is removed from the microwave oven Check for indications that the food is thoroughly cooked Food is steaming throughout Poultry thigh joints come apart and move easily Meat or poultry is not pink Cen...

Page 73: ...he cover down The bi fold cover must always be closed when the fifth wheel travel trailer is in transit Operation The cooktop will operate when the following conditions have been met The LP Gas valve...

Page 74: ...ven control knob and rotate clockwise to OFF WARNING Extinguish all pilots when refueling or traveling Do not block vents in oven with cookware or other objects Cleaning Maintenance Clean all surfaces...

Page 75: ...controls are on the unit or on a hand held remote control The remote control also controls the furnace operations The air conditioner is equipped with a time delay on the compressor during the start...

Page 76: ...e battery cover on the back of the remote Remove batteries Install two new alkaline batteries 1 5V LR03x2 should be used Press the RST button with a sharp object to reset the remote Reinstall back cov...

Page 77: ...furnace is on 2 The house battery is charged WARNING IF A GAS SMELL exists extinguish all open flames and turn off the main gas supply Liquid propane is an extremely dangerous gas It can explode or ig...

Page 78: ...this button the unit will begin operation Two receiving beeps Press the button again and operation stops One re ceiving beep Press this button immediately after turning off the unit the air condition...

Page 79: ...et skin touch hot surfaces The grill directly in front of the heater outlet becomes hot during heating operation Keep combustible materials such as furniture pillows bedding paper cloth and curtains a...

Page 80: ...minutes before switching the unit back on CAUTION If you need to continuously reset the heater call your local dealer FLAME ACTION CONTROL Turn the flame action control knob to adjust the flame speed...

Page 81: ...ed before the tank is filled with water The Water Heater Will Heat Water Using Two Different Methods 1 120 Volt AC supplied by shore power The 120 Volt AC uses a heating element similar to that of a w...

Page 82: ...no foreign material has accumulated which will prevent the flow of combustion and ventilating air Water Heater Bypass System Plumbed into the water heater lines is a bypass system By turning the valv...

Page 83: ...nge between 10 5 Volts DC and 13 5 DC Volts This voltage is supplied directly from the battery or from the filtered circuit of a converter Heating Water with LP Gas Make sure the LP Gas is turned ON T...

Page 84: ...period of time or during the winter months the water heater must be drained to prevent damage from freezing Tips Turn off water heater when not in use to conserve LP Gas When running the shower conse...

Page 85: ...part of the prep package If a sidewall vent is to be installed be sure to properly seal vent to sidewall Refer to the manufacturer installation instructions if a washer dryer is to be installed at a...

Page 86: ...To change the setting after the water has started filling turn the selector to a different setting 7 Select a wash rinse temperature with the Temperature selector Match the water temperature with the...

Page 87: ...apors that could ignite or explode Do not add gasoline dry cleaning solvents or other flammable or explosive substances to the wash water CAUTION Do not use the washer while traveling Suspension movem...

Page 88: ...fore and after drying new towels As Needed Cleaning Laundry detergents and fabric softeners can cause a residue buildup on the lint screen Clean the lint screen with a nylon brush every six months or...

Page 89: ...s Items containing foam rubber or plastic must be dried on a clothesline or by using an Air Cycle Failure to follow these instructions can result in death explosion or fire WARNING Keep flammable mate...

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Page 91: ...nings 97 Main Not On All Units 97 Care Maintenance 99 Front Window Awning Not on All Units 100 Rear Ladder not on all units 100 BIKE RACK OPTIONAL 100 Fans 101 Manual 101 Sofa Bed Conversion 101 Sofa...

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Page 93: ...underneath the recreational vehicle Lubricating the Mechanism Lubricate the mechanism every 30 to 60 days Carefully clean the area around the pivot points the rivets involved in the motion of the mec...

Page 94: ...all Locks The locking cylinder requires slight lubrication on an annual basis or as needed Use powdered graphite not a petroleum product Petroleum products gum the cylinder and inhibit smooth operatio...

Page 95: ...position WARNING Confirm there is five or more feet of clear space outside of the recreational vehicle before moving the slide out room to the OUT position Be sure there is sufficient clearance on th...

Page 96: ...e room movement push and hold the switch in 5 Release the switch which will lock the room into position 6 After the slide out room is retracted locate the two removable locking bar mechanisms Place th...

Page 97: ...ery and damage to the the slide motor from overheating NOTE It is not recommended to extend the slide room in snow sleet ice or freezing rain There may be extensive damage resulting from the slide roo...

Page 98: ...osition and tighten the black locking knobs 6 Verify that the brake control is in the locked or closed position CAUTION When the awning is at full extension do not allow the awning to snap back into t...

Page 99: ...es will normally seal themselves It is normal for slight leakage to occur through the fabric where water is allowed to accumulate or pocket on the fabric See Storm Precautions for information on the a...

Page 100: ...the rack on paved or smooth gravel roads The rack will not carry bikes with oblong frame tubes or unusually large frame sizes Use padding on any area of a bike that touches another bike To Mount Bike...

Page 101: ...er open while the recreational vehicle is in motion stored or unattended for extended periods of time High winds or other unusual conditions or obstructions may damage and prevent closing Leakage coul...

Page 102: ...lifting bar Fold over the bottom portion of the bed that will form the seat Lift the front portion of the lifting bar to raise and lower the hide a bed back into the sofa base Replace the seat cushion...

Page 103: ...his action can damage the struts or mounts In extreme cold gas struts may not hold the mattress platform in the open position Entertainment Center AM FM CD Player The entertainment center stereo syste...

Page 104: ...headphones are plugged into the headphone jack all external speakers are turned off RANDOM BUTTON Use to play disc tracks in random order selected by the disc player computer REPEAT BUTTON Use to con...

Page 105: ...with the antenna raised Damage can occur from low tree limbs or wires WARNING Before raising the antenna make an outside visual inspection for any obstructions or overhead electrical wires Damage to...

Page 106: ...Trailer Hook ups Cable TV The recreational vehicle is equipped with a cable TV and telephone hook up located on the roadside of the recreational vehicle The hook up is used for connecting to cable ser...

Page 107: ...111 Disinfecting Fresh Water 111 waste water Systems 112 Proper Waste Disposal 112 What Not to Put into the Holding Tanks 112 What to Put in the Holding Tanks 113 Holding Tanks Valves 113 Connecting t...

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Page 109: ...of the hose Waste water System The waste water system consists of a waste holding tank s grey water which is water from the sink drains and shower and a sewage holding tank black water for the toilet...

Page 110: ...ach faucet one at a time to rid the pipes of trapped air CAUTION Some water sources develop high water pressure particularly in mountainous regions High water pressure is anything over 55 psi pounds p...

Page 111: ...aded collar Remove screen from faucet Clean screen using a small soft brush and de liming solution Reinstall screen and check water flow Shower Exterior The exterior shower located on the roadside of...

Page 112: ...chlorine bleach taste or smell is left in the water system waste water Systems Proper Waste Disposal Most State Parks have strict regulations about discharging wastes except into authorized disposal s...

Page 113: ...mmonia in place of RV odor controlling chemical Petroleum distillates or ammonia will damage the ABS plastic holding tank and seals Grey Water Tank The grey water waste tank stores the sink shower and...

Page 114: ...se 90 locking coupler to termination outlet 2 Attach the other end of the hose to the drain service Restrain hose to prevent movement during use 3 Open the small grey water valve s during camping with...

Page 115: ...re Secure the termination cap required by law in some States 11 If desired add chemicals to the tanks to control odor Follow the chemical manufacturer s directions NOTE Always dump the tanks before tr...

Page 116: ...cy Clean the toilet bowl with a mild bathroom cleaner Do not use chlorine or caustic chemicals such as drain opening types as they will damage the seals Clean out the system by flushing several gallon...

Page 117: ...vehicle Adapters can be purchased from most RV supply stores When hooked to the water lines the pressure should NOT exceed 40 psi Higher pressure can damage the lines 1 Drain the fresh water tank by...

Page 118: ...ional vehicle Look for the drain decal on the side of the recreational vehicle 2 Open all other low point drains located under trailer to drain off lines Look for the drain decal on the side of the re...

Page 119: ...ARNING It is recommended that this procedure be done by a qualified RV service technician familiar with recreational vehicles such as the authorized selling dealer De winterization For de winterizatio...

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Page 121: ...ignals 124 Testing 124 Alarm 124 Care of the Detector 125 LP Gas Emergency Procedures Checklist 125 Lp Gas Tank 126 Capacity 126 Filling 126 LP Gas Valves 127 Operating Monitoring 127 LP Gas Fundament...

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Page 123: ...e If LP Gas is going to be used in higher elevations or cold climates for a long period of time have an authorized service technician adjust the LP Gas regulator for these conditions Have the LP Gas s...

Page 124: ...operation of the detector WARNING Test the operation of this detector after the recreational vehicle has been in storage before each trip and at least once a week during use Alarm The green LED will t...

Page 125: ...LED will turn yellow The gas detector must be repaired or replaced Care of the Detector 1 Test the alarm weekly 2 Observe the color of the indicator light on the front of the unit regularly 3 Vacuum...

Page 126: ...ief device The purpose of the relief valve is to release gas or liquid caused by overpressurization WARNING Do not store or transport empty LP Gas tanks portable tanks gasoline or other flammable liqu...

Page 127: ...gned to be closed by hand over tightening may permanently damage the valve seat LP Gas Fundamentals LP Gas detectors are a Federal requirement on all LP Gas equipped recreational vehicles LP Gas is a...

Page 128: ...reduced with a two stage regulator To Prevent Freeze Up 1 Ensure the LP tank is totally free of moisture prior to filling 2 Ensure the tank is not over filled 3 Keep the valve closed when the tank is...

Page 129: ...condary lines leading to gas appliances are made of copper tubing with flared fittings If any line becomes damaged do not attempt to splice it Always run a new line We recommend gas distribution work...

Page 130: ...age Insects may have built nests that will obstruct flow At the first indication of incomplete combustion yellow flame instead of a blue flame or soot is present contact a service technician immediate...

Page 131: ...Optional on Travel Trailer LX Only 136 Converter Distribution Panel 30 Amp 120 Volt Ac 12 Volt DC 137 Distribution Panel 120 Volt AC 50 Amp Optional on Travel Trailer LX Only 138 Distribution Panel 12...

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Page 133: ...ON Before hooking up shore power verify that proper voltage and ground protection is present After hooking up to shore power verify that voltage and ground protection are present in the recreational v...

Page 134: ...ersonal injury can occur To avoid the risk of an electrical shock turn the circuit breaker off for the power supply outlet before making the shore power connection Plugging in the Shore Cord Locate th...

Page 135: ...nce at each electrical connection can be a hazardous combination Damage to sensitive electronic equipment may result CAUTION Avoid the risk of electrical shock or component damage by disconnecting fro...

Page 136: ...ow of electricity The amount of current needed to trip the device from a ground fault varies from different outlet or breaker manufacturers 30 mils or less Electrical shocks resulting from ground faul...

Page 137: ...cedures involving the electric panels or any of the branch circuits be sure the recreational vehicle is unplugged from shore power Certain testing procedures can require the AC power to be on Only qua...

Page 138: ...er 4 Bedroom Recepts Converter Recept 15 Amp circuit breaker 5 Water Heater 15 Amp circuit breaker 6 GFCI Recept 15 Amp circuit breaker 7 Living Room Recept Ceiling Fan 15 Amp circuit breaker 8 Slide...

Page 139: ...Lights 15 Amp Fuse 11 Kitchen Lights 15 Amp Fuse 12 Bathroom Lights 15 Amp Fuse 13 Front Interior Lights 15 Amp Fuse 14 Security Lights 15 Amp Fuse 15 Roof Vents 15 Amp Fuse NOTE This panel will chan...

Page 140: ...nly distilled water to refill the battery A battery with a low electrolyte level will boil the water out rapidly once the plates have been exposed to air This process may take only a matter of hours I...

Page 141: ...dings taken at other times will give a ball park figure Using the hydrometer draw the electrolyte solution up into the tube Allow the hydrometer to attain the same temperature as the electrolyte solut...

Page 142: ...ifth Wheel Specifications 27RKD 28RLS 29RES 29RKS 30BHS 30RKS Weights Gross Vehicle Weight Rating 10 100 10 100 10 100 10 100 10 100 10 100 Hitch Weight 1520 Axle s Weight 5200 5200 5200 5200 5200 520...

Page 143: ...9 10 30 6 30 6 30 10 30 6 27 8 32 4 31 9 31 9 32 3 Overall Height Including A C 11 11 11 10 11 11 11 10 12 0 12 0 12 0 11 0 11 0 11 0 11 0 11 0 Exterior Width 98 98 98 98 98 98 98 98 98 98 98 98 Tank...

Page 144: ...144 Section 8 Electrical Systems Savoy SL LX 5thWheel TravelTrailer Metric U S Conversion Chart...

Page 145: ...med the service in the boxes provided after the maintenance interval Any additional information from Owner Checks and Services or Periodic Maintenance can be added on the following record pages In add...

Page 146: ...146 Section 8 Electrical Systems Savoy SL LX 5thWheel TravelTrailer Date Odometer Reading Serviced By Maintenance Performed...

Page 147: ...Savoy SL LX 5thWheel TravelTrailer 2006 Electrical Systems Section 8 147...

Page 148: ...Bondurant OR Julie Slagle IN Fran Weisenstein IN Amanda Murray IN Thomas Joachim IN TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATIONS Kelly Stroble Aaron Graham Josh Means Savoy SL LX 5th Wheel Travel Trailer 2006 Technical Wr...

Page 149: ...Savoy SL LX 2006 Index...

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Page 151: ...Converter Distribution Panel 30 Amp 120 Volt AC 12 Volt DC 137 Converter 50 AMP Service Optional on Travel Trailer LX Only 136 Cooktop Range Oven 73 Range Cover Optional on LX Models 73 Operation 73 L...

Page 152: ...Hook ups Cable TV 106 I J K Interior Care 55 Fabrics 55 Vinyl 55 Floors Carpet Cleaning 56 Floors Vinyl 57 Wall Coverings 58 Wood Care 58 Countertops Laminate 58 Windows 58 Condensation 58 Mold Milde...

Page 153: ...sion Optional 102 Solar Panel Preparation Optional 142 Specifications Chart 142 Storage 60 Short Term 60 Long Term 60 Winter Storage Checklist 62 Storage Removal 63 Storage Under Bed 103 T U V Televis...

Page 154: ...Draining Storage 84 Tips 84 Troubleshooting 85 Water Pump 110 Water Systems 109 General Information 109 Water Tank Fresh Water Fill 109 Weighing the Fifth Wheel Travel Trailer 41 Weight Label 42 Fift...

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