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Summary of Contents for SPORTSMEN LE

Page 1: ...SPORTSMEN LE SPORTSMEN LE TOY HAULER SPORTSMEN SE GUIDEBOOK TO ENJOYMENT OF YOUR KZRV RECREATIONAL VEHICLE...

Page 2: ...ANCE INFORMATION IS FOUND IN THE MAINTENANCE MANUAL SUPPLIED WITH YOUR RECREATIONAL VEHICLE FAILURE TO PROVIDE CARE FOR YOUR COACH WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF WARRANTY COVERAGE ADDITIONAL MANUALS MAY BE SU...

Page 3: ...Towable Limited Warranty 14 Chapter 3 Using Your RV 17 Equipment 17 Tow Vehicle 17 Hitches Travel Trailer 17 Hitch Height Specifications Travel Trailer 18 Hook Up Travel Trailer 18 The Safety Chain T...

Page 4: ...33 Gas Alarm 33 Lower Power Operation 34 Visual and Audible Alarm Signals 34 CO Alarm 34 Propane Gas Alarm 34 End of Life Signal 35 Smoke Alarm 35 Operation 35 Testing 35 Steps 36 Windows 36 Doors 36...

Page 5: ...g Your Recreational Vehicle 52 Bypass Kit 53 Using the Water System during Freezing Weather 54 Propane Fuel System 54 Propane Container 55 Servicing and Filling Propane Containers 55 Installing Propan...

Page 6: ...72 To Turn Off Furnace 73 External Vents 73 Ducting 73 Range and Oven Top Burner Operation 74 Operating Instruction 75 Top Burners 75 Oven Burner 75 Water Heater 77 Operating Instructions Direct Spar...

Page 7: ...icle for handy reference Get to know your new vehicle and how it operates You should carefully read and understand these instructions as well as information supplied by the manufacturers of separately...

Page 8: ...ilure Disregarding a WARNING may result in serious physical injury to occupant A DANGER alerts the owner of areas where safety measures MUST be strictly adhered to as such failures can be dangerous Di...

Page 9: ...the wheel lugs regularly every 50 miles when new until 200 miles are reached then check the lugs every 500 miles 7 Check the brakes BEFORE entering a busy highway not while traveling 8 Always block th...

Page 10: ...es throughout coach attaching itself to cooler surfaces Forming beads and running down walls or windows C Normal breathing will emit approximately 1 2 pint of moisture into the air per person per day...

Page 11: ...that smell Numerous ways are provided to circulate air 1 Open windows 2 Power hood vent above cooking stove 3 Roof vents Different brands models have different features such as remote control rain sen...

Page 12: ...r an appointment Describe to the best of your knowledge the nature of the problem Please keep appointments to establish a good workable relationship 2 Contact the owner or general manager of the deale...

Page 13: ...ler to dealer Any authorized dealer can order any required part to be shipped to their dealership All parts are obtained through authorized KZRV dealers only Owner s Responsibility When owning and usi...

Page 14: ...ingbutnotlimitedto fadingordiscolorationofsoftgoods e g tents upholstery drapes carpet vinyl screens cushions andmattress fadingordiscolorationofexteriororfiberglasscomponents tears punctures soiling...

Page 15: ...MAGESOFANY KINDORANYOTHERFINANCIALLOSSARISINGOUTOFOR INCONNECTIONWITHTHESALEOR USE OF THIS PRODUCT WHETHER BASED IN CONTRACT TORT STRICT LIABILTY EQUITY OR ANY OHER THEORY EVEN IF KZRV HAS BEEN ADVISE...

Page 16: ...omponent parts should be completed and delivered in accordance with the instructions contained therein The TLW registatrtion must be completed and returned to KZRV within fifteen 15 days of delivery o...

Page 17: ...tor is GCWR Gross Combined Weight Rating which refers to the total weight of the tow vehicle and any vehicle in tow as a combined weight This information supplied by the tow vehicle manufacturer is re...

Page 18: ...position 4 Turn the crank on the jack to lower the coupler onto the ball hitch 5 Close the coupler latch after completely seated To secure coupler latch it is recommended that you install a latch pin...

Page 19: ...cified as the load carrying capacity of a single axle system as measured at the tire ground interfaces Tires will be rated 10 higher or more than the axle becoming the GAWR rating Gross Vehicle Weight...

Page 20: ...d the other side overloaded Often the slide side or refrigerator side will be slightly heavier than the other side The second sticker is about the allowed weight of cargo to be placed in your coach Lo...

Page 21: ...ssisting with level towing and easier travel Toy Hauler Cargo Information Toy Hauler Units are vehicles designed to transport your toys to and from camping areas of your choice As in any Toy Hauler ca...

Page 22: ...t wheel such as a wheel chock Any such stabilizer item such as a wheel chock should be installed per manufacturer s instructions Larger coaches may have a wall built between the cargo area and camper...

Page 23: ...gs attached along with hinge assembly at the bottom of the door As you lift door up or down these springs support most of the ANY MOTORIZED VEHICLE OR ANY MOTORIZED EQUIPMENT POWERED WITH FLAMMABLE LI...

Page 24: ...plus obeying the speed limits On the left front exterior corner of your coach you will find the VIN label along with a placard supplying information on tires such as tire size and amount of air pressu...

Page 25: ...t to recheck and adjust the tire s pressure when you can obtain a cold reading Tire Size To maintain tire safety purchase new tires that are the same size and weight rating as the vehicle s original t...

Page 26: ...in The letters ST refer to service tires which are used on most Recreational Vehicles Tire Speed Rating Each original tire installed on KZRV recreational vehicles has a speed rating of 75 MPH or great...

Page 27: ...uation can generate an excessive amount of heat within the tire Excessive heat may lead to tire failure It is the air pressure that enables a tire to support the load so proper inflation is critical S...

Page 28: ...checked after winter storage before starting a trip or following extensive braking Over torque will damage components especially if wheel lug torque goes over 150 pounds Normally the nut fails first h...

Page 29: ...ed of brakes during extended or steep downgrades Your coach has self adjusting brake assemblies that will correct any looseness in operation as they will adjust in forward or backward motion as soon a...

Page 30: ...ur trailer and traffic conditions 5 When being passed by a large truck or bus be prepared for displaced air as it may cause you to sway slightly especially travel trailers 6 When climbing steep long g...

Page 31: ...tabilize coach 8 Reverse procedure to hook up coach to tow vehicle The use of stabilizer jacks on a recreational vehicle is a popular and useful option They provide a reasonable amount of stability wh...

Page 32: ...ns a propane fuel system with propane consuming appliances requires a propane leak detection device for safety protection Currently this detector also serves as a carbon monoxide detector as a combina...

Page 33: ...ouble Shooting Guide in manual supplied by manufacturer of detector Gas Alarm When you power the alarm it has a warm up period of approximately 1 minute This unit cannot go into a gas alarm during the...

Page 34: ...This alarm will return to normal operation after the RV is properly ventilated Propane Gas Alarm The RED LED will flash and the alarm will sound a steady tone whenever a dangerous level of propane or...

Page 35: ...LABLE TO INSTALL Smoke Alarm Smoke alarms are required when propane is used in a coach where open flame cooking happens The alarm is placed on ceiling between bedroom and kitchen Power to operate is s...

Page 36: ...step will be inside standing upright With one hand turn yellow or blue handle while holding step with other hand and slowly lower step to the ground using both hands Adjust legs to the ground Be sure...

Page 37: ...nna has a rigid base to mount the receiver head which cannot be rotated or raised up Inside the coach on the wall is a power supply with a brown cover where you hook up to TV and Satellite There is an...

Page 38: ...e inside of enclosed underbelly cover except the rams moving in and out 2 Above floor system all components are inside and above floor to be found under dinette or sofa slideout 3 Bedroom slides may b...

Page 39: ...15 amp currents from the battery some source of supplemental charging should be operating while extending or retracting the slideout Stand clear of the room s interior path and verify that the room s...

Page 40: ...rail of the frame On the end of the shaft is a 3 4 nut attached Use a 3 4 socket with an extension and ratchet to move the slide On some units the stabilizer jack crank will also work on this shaft wi...

Page 41: ...uter wall It takes about 20 seconds to move slide in or out Schwintec Wall Slide Schwintec system is composed of four tracks placed on the outer sidewall of slide two at the bottom and two near the ro...

Page 42: ...ems come in contact with walls cabinets supplies etc Ladders Exterior A ladder is provided as an option on most coaches to climb onto the roof areas Ladders are rated to handle 200lbs at a time when c...

Page 43: ...the Murphy Bed base on either side and slowly lower the bed to the horizontal position The footboard will unfold at that time so beware of pinch points and the board hitting your feet The bed should t...

Page 44: ...eep clear of the bed base when lowering or raising the Murphy Bed and ensure that no adult child or pet are under or near the bed when lowering or raising to stow USER ENTRAPMENT Make certain that no...

Page 45: ...e water into the fresh water tank remove cap from the fill Insert a hose into the 1 1 4 inch flex tube 4 to 6 inches Open the water supply faucet DO NOT overfill the tank as it will break It is not de...

Page 46: ...ay occur A check valve is built within the pump to prevent water from flowing into the supply tank The pump has a small filter attached on the in port side to prevent any foreign matter from entering...

Page 47: ...gray water holding tank Long showers in a recreational vehicle are NOT suggested due to the amount of water that is available To conserve water wet down and turn water off while you soap up then rins...

Page 48: ...and or frame with a valve to be opened to drain over flow drain line may be close by Plumbing lines also have Low Point drains located in various areas You may find them one for hot and one for cold...

Page 49: ...chemical into the toilet with water Flush contents into tank plus two or three gallons of water After each flush about two inches of water will be in bowl which is fine for travel During usage keep 4...

Page 50: ...ed below the floor of your coach Gray Tank Waste water from the bath tub shower and sinks will drain into this container No special preparation is required however you may wish to add baking soda or a...

Page 51: ...a clamp Place the other end into the approved sewer system You may now open the 3 inch drain valve to drain the sewage tank first Open the valve on the gray water tank last to utilize water to wash an...

Page 52: ...paring your trailer for cold weather is very important for most states and Canada Failure to prepare your coach for cold weather will cause the water systems to freeze resulting in breakage Damages re...

Page 53: ...iner can be retained for future use If you do not have a pre built siphon hose in your coach you could purchase or build a kit to attach to the in port of the water pump A bypass kit is NOT standard o...

Page 54: ...al vehicle owner to recognize and identify the smell of propane vapor for his or her safety Other fuels are available but cannot be used in a RV because 1 No orifices are available for appliances for...

Page 55: ...so equipped Whenever the container is detached from the propane system DO NOT allow the cylinder to move or roll around while transporting to and from the propane supplier Servicing and Filling Propa...

Page 56: ...rn connections counter clockwise Connections must be tight however DO NOT over tighten Installing Propane Containers KZ recreational vehicles are equipped with 20 and 30 pound propane containers depen...

Page 57: ...follows Propane cylinders must not be placed or stored inside the vehicle Propane cylinders are equipped with safety devices that relieve the excess pressure by discharging gas into the atmosphere FAI...

Page 58: ...authorized technician with proper equipment should perform such tests and adjustments as may be required The standard type is the automatic two stage regulator used on larger coaches With both cylinde...

Page 59: ...Be sure ALL fittings are tight Always use two open end wrenches for brass connections 2 Be sure ALL connections are tested for leakage 3 Open the main valve slowly to avoid a fast rush of propane to...

Page 60: ...se a soapy water solution which contains NO AMMONIA or CHLORINE to search for leaks If a leak is identified bubbles will appear ALWAYS use 2 open end wrenches when tightening or loosening brass connec...

Page 61: ...on fully for one hour of operation If you smell gas 1 Extinguish any open flames pilot lights and all smoking materials 2 Do not touch electrical switches 3 Shut off the gas supply at the tank valve...

Page 62: ...ce and some units have optional 50 amp service available It is highly recommended that your RV electrical connection not be plugged into a household outlet Changes and Modifications Any changes altern...

Page 63: ...a smaller wire gauge overheating loss of amperage and possible melting could occur DO NOT leave any unused portion of an extension cord in a coil as it may overheat short circuit wires and potentially...

Page 64: ...et serve two separate banks as the external sticker indicates A 50 amp main breaker will distribute current to separate banks verifying 240 volts are present There are no 240 volt appliances in this c...

Page 65: ...etimes you may find this GFCI is in the circuit breaker in the distribution box The third round pin on the receptacle is very important for this safety device to function correctly NEVER cut off this...

Page 66: ...ide of the load center including 12V fuse panel 120V breaker panel and converter unless you have 50 amp service and a free standing converter Fuse panel will have numerous fuse positions depending on...

Page 67: ...e for long life First terminals need to be kept clean to avoid corrosion Second a battery used daily will consume water as long as the converter is in operation unless it s a sealed battery Be sure to...

Page 68: ...ng this condition First disconnect the tow vehicle when parked and or using your coach Second a battery isolator may be installed in your tow vehicle to prevent power drain from batteries in both vehi...

Page 69: ...hese lights depending on models will be in the interior right or possibly left sidewall Occasionally the switch will be on the light itself Brake Wiring Both 10 and 12 inch electric brakes operate on...

Page 70: ...k Up Camera A special bracket has been installed on the rear of your coach just below clearance light to mount the camera The bracket has black and red wires to be connected to 12 volt DC power from c...

Page 71: ...NGER information is placed in the manual and a sticker is located inside of your coach FURNACE The furnace in your recreational vehicle requires 12 volt DC power and propane gas for correct operation...

Page 72: ...red temperature On the right side is a switch for fan operation There are 2 speeds for air conditioner either low or high speed Furnace has only 1 speed Thermostat without air conditioner Upper left s...

Page 73: ...User s Manual The following instructions may vary slightly from the instructions in your unit Therefore it is very important that you refer to the User s Manual provided by the furnace manufacturer T...

Page 74: ...h high and low voltage places excessive wear on the motor and brushes Any mechanical adjustments such as electrode adjustments or propane adjustments must be performed by a qualified service technicia...

Page 75: ...pane tank valve is open 3 Turn the appropriate burner knob counterclockwise to the LITE position NOTE Do not attempt to light more than one burner at a time 4 Turn the ignition knob clockwise repeated...

Page 76: ...ton clockwise repeatedly until burner is lit 5 Continue to push and hold the oven control knob in for 5 seconds after pilot is lit Release knob and verify pilot stays lit Repeat steps 3 and 4 if plot...

Page 77: ...and 12 volt DC are available 3 Turn ON the propane supply 4 Turn on electrical power to the appliance 5 Turn switch marked WATER HEATER which is located on the monitor panel to ON position If the bur...

Page 78: ...water Even brief operation of the electric element without water in the tank will burn out the electric heating element Before the electric element will operate the switch located behind the water he...

Page 79: ...e at the upper vent unrestricted Leveling Absorption Type For correct operation the refrigerator MUST be within three degrees of level in any direction At 1 degree out of level it will have one end of...

Page 80: ...the refrigerator for 8 hours or more before placing food into it Read the operator s manual supplied by the manufacturer Thetford This manual will include instructions in the areas of turning on star...

Page 81: ...will be a V or X behind the number X means the system will choose AC 120 volt first even with propane available To change temperature in the refrigerator change the number of snowflakes you see More s...

Page 82: ...service available which is why you must make this choice 5 Another feature available on some kitchens is a TV set inside to watch under awning NOTE NOT all of these items can be in one kitchen Monitor...

Page 83: ...olts F fair at 11 2 volts L low at 6 0 volts Press only one button at a time as one set of lights serves all functions If problems occur with any appliance while traveling contact the appliance manufa...

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Page 88: ...s been inspected by our trained inspectors and fully meets our high quality standards As the owner of a new KZRV you can rest assured that we will do all we can to keep you a happy camper Naturally yo...

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