Lance Truck Camper Owner'S Manual Download

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Page 1: ... Owner s Manual WARNING This User s Manual contains safety information and instructions for your camper You must read this manual before loading or towing your camper You must follow all safety precautions and instructions ...

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Page 3: ... camper while traveling 32 campground regulations 32 carbon monoxide gas 32 effects of prolonged occupancy 33 ventilation and moisture control 33 dripping ceiling vents 34 interior odor 34 fire and safety 35 fire extinguisher 35 smoke detector 35 carbon monoxide and propane leak detector 36 equipment 39 roof 39 compartment doors 39 vents 40 roof vents 40 fantastic roof vent 40 heki midi SKYLIGHT 4...

Page 4: ... 67 fresh water system 69 water pump 69 water tank fill 69 city water connection 70 water system drain 70 sanitizing fresh water system 70 water filter 71 shower 71 exterior wash station 71 waste system 73 insulated and heated waste holding tank cover 73 fresh water flush toilet 73 black water holding tank 73 dumping the holding tanks 73 holding tank care maintenance 74 black tank flush 74 slide o...

Page 5: ...kout 89 typical bulbs and fuses 89 exterior sealant chart 90 schematics typical fresh water system 91 typical drain plumbing 92 typical propane system 93 running light wiring 94 docking light wiring 95 electrical jack wiring 96 monitor panel wiring 97 slide out circuit wiring RACK PINION 98 SLIDE OUT CIRCUIT WIRING IN WALL 99 TYPICAL 12v system 100 TYPICAL 12v interior circuit wiring 101 STEREO sp...

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Page 7: ...rs refrigerators plumbing fixtures light fixtures lights entrance door and windows Such component parts may be warranted by their respective manufacturers and copies of such warranties are included with the Camper This warranty does not cover damage caused by or related to 1 normal wear and tear 2 accidents abuse misuse or negligence 3 failure to comply with instructions contained in the Owner s M...

Page 8: ..._________________________ Serial Number ____________________________________ Furnace Manufacturer Hydroflame Model __________________________________________ Serial Number ____________________________________ Generator Manufacturer Onan Model 2 5 KVD 2089b Serial Number ____________________________________ Convection or Microwave Oven Manufacturer _____________________________________ Model ______...

Page 9: ...you Lance Camper Manufacturing is required to furnish the following consumer information as provided by the National Fire Protection Association and the American National Standards Institute The information and warnings found here might also be found in other chapters of this Owner s Manual Please see chapters titled PROPANE SYSTEM and APPLIANCES for other safety and operating information WARNING ...

Page 10: ...uld not weigh more than 50 lbs when filled Instructions for bleeding the tanks are located on a label on the tank The following label has been placed in the vehicle near the range area DANGER IF YOU SMELL PROPANE 1 Extinguish any open flames pilot lights and all smoking materials 2 Do not touch electrical switches 3 Shut off the propane supply at the container valve s or gas supply connection 4 Op...

Page 11: ...re not on your particular model This Owner s Manual along with the Owners Information Package should be considered a permanent part of the camper and should remain with the camper when it is sold The information specifications and photography included in this publication were as accurate as possible at the time of publication For the most current product information and changes please visit our we...

Page 12: ...tances you may decide to seek the assistance of a qualified RV service center to perform these tasks Contact your Lance dealership s service center in advance for a scheduled appointment time Advise the service manager in writing the specific items needing repair to give the service center an idea of what parts will be required and how long the work can be expected to take Keep in mind that season...

Page 13: ... or in your camper these booklets and instructional material in the package will help you operate maintain and trouble shoot those items If you are missing any of the component material contact your Lance Dealer and request the desired or missing information This information should be considered a permanent part of the camper and should remain with the camper when it is sold The Owner s Informatio...

Page 14: ...nect Fitting for Low Pressure Hookup if equipped PLANNING AND PREPARATION Proper planning of your trip will ensure a pleasurable experience A thorough knowledge of your RV is important if you are going to get the most of the convenience and safety built into your camper You should become as familiar with your camper as you are with your own personal car or truck If you have trouble or questions yo...

Page 15: ...not become involved in individual problems between you your dealer or Lance Camper Manufacturing Corporation To contact NHTSA you may either call the Auto Safety Hotline toll free at 1 888 327 4236 or write to NHTSA 400 Seventh St S W Washington D C 20590 You can also obtain other information about motor vehicle safety from the Hotline They are on the web at www safecar gov 13 To contact NHTSA you...

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Page 17: ...nimum clearance requirements There must also be a minimum of 1 2 between where the truck and camper meet at the back of the truck taillight Adding a spacer at the front of the camper or in the front of the truck bed can insure proper clearance Refer to your Lance Dealer for proper installation CAMPER AND TRUCK MATCHING CAMPER AND TRUCK Selecting the right combination requires understanding a few g...

Page 18: ...stability and will assure that the truck camper is not rear front or side heavy Heavy weights placed at the rear end of the truck camper may cause undesirable handling characteristics When loading the camper store heavy gear first keeping it on or close to the camper floor Place heavy things far enough forward to keep the loaded camper s center of gravity within the zone recommended by the truck m...

Page 19: ...igerator which uses 120v 12v or LP gas to operate Selecting the 12v operation requires a large amount of amperage This selection should only be used while traveling when your truck alternator can produce this amount of amperage Using an 8 gauge wire from your truck battery to the camper will ensure that adequate amperage will be supplied to the refrigerator To protect your truck s 12 volt system f...

Page 20: ...er s GAWR rating as shown on the Federal Certification Label If you are over the GAWR rating you will need to remove or shift weight accordingly Once you are less then the GAWR you need to weigh each individual wheel to insure you are not overweight from side to side Again pull on to the scales but with only the right front tire on the scales Pull forward and get the weight of the right rear tire ...

Page 21: ...S LBS STEP 3A STEP 3B STEP 3C STEP 3D SCALE WEIGHT LBS LBS LBS LBS TRUCK AND CAMPER WEIGHT INDIVIDUAL WHEEL POSITION WEIGHTS FROM FEDERAL CERT LABEL LBS LBS LBS GVWR GAWR REAR GAWR FRONT STEP 2A GWW STEP 2B GAW STEP 2C GAW 2A 2B SCALE WEIGHT LBS LBS LBS TRUCK AND CAMPER WEIGHT INDIVIDUAL AXLE AND GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHTS TRUCK CAMPER LOAD WORKSHEET TRUCK WEIGHT INDIVIDUAL AXLE AND GROSS VEHICLE WEIGH...

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Page 23: ...les hold the turnbuckle up by the captive non threaded hook mark the hook at the point where it enters the barrel with a painted taped or scribed line to make future installations easier Install the turnbuckles on the truck and camper with the threaded hook end up This will keep moisture from entering and pooling inside the turnbuckle Tighten the turnbuckle until the mark that you made has drawn a...

Page 24: ... for lubrication Brackets are sold separately and are available for various types of trucks from your Lance Dealer HITCHING AND TOWING SYSTEMS A Reese hitch system is recommended for use when towing with your truck and Lance camper The Titan Class V Receiver along with a custom designed bar extension for campers over 8 are available from authorized Lance Dealers It can be used with a standard weig...

Page 25: ...ckwise slightly to relieve load on release bar before release bar can be disengaged Quick to ground feature To extend jack from transport position on truck to ground the base can be dropped quickly to the ground While release bar is disengaged step down on base to drop it to the ground Do not use quick to ground feature with handle in place NOTE Quick to ground feature may not work freely until ja...

Page 26: ...sories only one accessory can be powered at a time Multiple accessory button presses are ignored Your remote has been paired to the control unit using one of the roving codes available similar to a garage door opener To pair the remote to the control unit Power the system by pressing the WAKE button on the activation switch The red ACTIVE LED should blink 2 flashes with a pause This indi cated tha...

Page 27: ...se use the individual jack buttons to operate the jacks When operating the jacks by remote control visually inspect all four jacks to insure that they are responding properly and that you are following proper lifting or lowering camper procedures Do not over extend or over retract jacks The electric jack has an internal slip clutch to help prevent damage when clicking sound is heard release switch...

Page 28: ...ruck bed 4 Continue backing under the camper until the bumpers mounted on the crossbar in the truck bed lightly touch the front of the camper 5 Slowly lower both rear jacks then front jacks until the camper is resting fully on the truck bed 6 Raise the jacks and secure in place according to the manufacturer s instructions 7 Lift and swing front jacks inward if equipped with swing out brackets 8 Se...

Page 29: ...ainly never on a steep slope If it is not possible to move to a more level location use wood blocks under the truck tires to assist in leveling Be sure that the block is larger than the footprint of the tire No part of the tire should ever hang over the edge of the block This includes duallies This can cause internal damage to the tire Being level is necessary for comfort but it is also required f...

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Page 31: ...ion problem 5 Always keep tires in good condition and when replacing be certain that the new tires have the load carrying capacity of your truck s G V W R 6 Check that access doors are securely closed 7 Check engine and power plant oil levels 8 Check engine coolant level windshield washer reservoir and batteries 9 Check all running lights taillights and electrical system 10 Be sure tie downs and c...

Page 32: ...elp you when you get to that low overpass RIDING IN CAMPER WHILE TRAVELING For the safety of passengers it is not advisable to ride in the camper while traveling In some states it may be illegal If it is necessary care must be taken to remain seated while moving CAMPGROUND REGULATIONS You should always check the campground regulations on arrival This will avoid any unnecessary conflict with the ca...

Page 33: ...ranty constitute misuse abuse or neglect and may therefore reduce your warranty protection VENTILATION AND MOISTURE CONTROL You can reduce interior moisture condensation by taking the following steps Ventilate with outside air Partially open one or more roof vents and one or more windows to provide circulation of outside air into the interior While this ventilation may increase furnace heating loa...

Page 34: ...on drippage Follow the preceding steps to control moisture condensation Insulated hatch and vent covers are available Consult your Lance Dealer INTERIOR ODOR New units may have a strong odor and even cause eye and lung irritation when closed up in hot weather This is due to glues used in production of forest products plywood paneling etc This condition passes with time but in an extreme condition ...

Page 35: ... door in working condition FIRE EXTINGUISHER The fire extinguisher in your camper is located near the main entry door Your fire extinguisher should be replaced immediately after use or discharge The fire extinguisher furnished with your camper is rated for Class B gasoline grease flammable liquids and Class C electrical fires since these are the most common types of fires in recreational vehicles ...

Page 36: ... for alarm conditions CO ALARM The Red CO LED will flash and the alarm will sound 4 BEEPS then silent for 5 seconds These signals indicate that the CO level over 70 ppm IMMEDIATE ACTION IS REQUIRED This cycle will continue until the TEST Mute button on the front of the alarm is pressed Ventilate the Camper The RED light will stay ON until the CO has cleared or the alarm will reactivate in approxim...

Page 37: ...rence between a propane leak versus propane escaping from an unlit open burner Pure propane from a leaking pipe or fitting is heavier than air and will buildup its heaviest concentration at the floor level first Propane from open burners is intentionally mixed with air to induce burning and will dissipate into the air The primary purpose of the detector is to detect propane leaks The propane from ...

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Page 39: ...id your warranty COMPARTMENT DOORS Various exterior compartment doors provide access to certain appliances controls and general storage Exterior compartment doors may not be water tight in all weather and road conditions Any article which could be damaged by water or dirt should be carried inside the camper or truck Outside storage compartments are not sealed or vented enclosures and may be access...

Page 40: ...ervice Center Door provides access to waste tank dump valves fresh water drain and winterizing valves a Setting the 3 speed switch to O Off b Closing the dome c Selecting the center position on the IN OUT rocker switch The Exterior Service Center is accessed by lifting up on the driver side skirt door This door has a gas assisted two position strut which opens to 90 degrees This position will allo...

Page 41: ...y found on autos to comply with state and federal regulations It s important not to alter the lights or the reflecting markers Check the exterior lighting frequently and replace any inoperative or damaged lighting fixtures as soon as possible HEKI MIDI This skylight is dual pane and opens to three positions It has a sliding screen and insulated shade To open Depress the button and push the metal b...

Page 42: ...e quarter turn The key can then be removed To unlock insert the key and turn counterclockwise one quarter turn If the door is locked from the outside it can still open it from the inside by pulling on the paddle handle If you exit the camper and you close the door it will be locked The deadbolt is locked by turning the key counter clockwise one quarter turn The key is then returned to the starting...

Page 43: ...hicles or objects to the rear A vinyl cover is provided on the inside of the window that will allow you to cover the opening when privacy is desired When cleaning the lens side of the window inside wash with soapy water and dry with a clean soft cloth Care should be taken to avoid harsh cleansers as they may damage the lens AWNINGS An operating and maintenance guide for your awning s is included i...

Page 44: ...d the bottom step from over the top step and lower it completely Reverse to retract BACKUP CAMERA The backup camera is located in the center of the rear wall directly below the center running lights It is a color camera with a built in microphone The connection cable exits the camper in the roadside front corner next to the truck electrical connection The mating harness and monitor are available f...

Page 45: ...ivacy at night and light control during the day To operate pull down on the lower bar to expose the sheer fabric for daytime light control For use at night pull on the upper bar to unfold the privacy nightshade Day night shades in the cabover have a blackout feature to limit light intrusion MINI BLINDS To raise mini blinds release the bottom of the blind from the retainers Pull straight down on th...

Page 46: ...at each end and lower the bunk Flip the center section over to complete the lower platform Unfold the child restraint and secure the top to the fasteners in the upper flange of the slideout To store the bunk reverse the procedure The bunk is rated for 150 lbs CARGO NET The cargo net should be used to secure items in the overhead fold down bunk area especially bulky items such as sleeping bags and ...

Page 47: ...can damage the tent fabric and possibly cause a fire WARNING DO NOT OPERATE ANY DEVICE THAT BURNS FUEL INSIDE THIS TENT Combustion consumes oxygen and can produce dangerous levels of carbon monoxide which can lead to serious injury or death Never place a flame source in or near your tent Maintain adequate ventilation inside your tent at all times Death by suffocation and or serious burns are possi...

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Page 49: ...rge and recharge Battery Ratings and Specifications Marine RV deep cycle batteries have rating specifications which include cold cranking amps CCA marine cranking amps MCA reserve capacity RC and ampere hours Ah RC and approximate Ah ratings may not be listed on the battery decal However they should be available through your local battery distributor Cold Cranking Amps CCA The amount of current am...

Page 50: ...ase note that batteries are being charged while you drive and while you are connected to 120 volt AC power through the power converter charging circuit Use care when connecting or disconnecting booster leads or cables while charging Poor connections are a common cause of electrical arcs that can cause explosions Check and adjust the electrolyte level before charging Fill each cell to the indicator...

Page 51: ...y be 47 EXTERIOR LIGHT FUSE BOX 12 volt and Main Circuit Breaker The fuse box contains fuses and a 40 amp circuit breaker that feeds power from the truck to the camper fuse panel refrigerator jacks exterior lights and battery When an overload or short circuit occurs this breaker will not allow power from the truck into the camper The fuse box is located in the forward driver side front corner of t...

Page 52: ...r skylight over the cabover bed area The panel plugs into the connector mounted on the roof Inside the cabinet next to the galley cabinet a voltage regulator is mounted The panel wires terminate at the battery disconnect relay located inside of the storage tray opening in the stepwell The 12ga blue wire is fused with a 10 amp fuse and connected to the 40 amp circuit breaker The 12ga white wire ter...

Page 53: ...ry door under the entry grab handle By touching the pad the entry door light will illuminate for approximately 30 seconds to aid in unlocking the door in the dark While on the interior light switch will also light up to identify the switch for the entry door light DOCKING LIGHTS The Rear Docking Lights are operated either by the backup light circuit from your truck when put into reverse or manuall...

Page 54: ...nstalled Instructional material can be found in the Owner s Information Package for the stereo system DVD PLAYER FLAT SCREEN TV The DVD player is integrated into the stereo The DVD player uses the stereo speakers for audio sound transmission when playing a DVD The DVD player has both video and audio connections on the back which is connected to an audio video cable that runs to the LCD TV location...

Page 55: ...per on generator power when equipped with the 30 amp receptacle plug the camper s 30 amp plug into the receptacle and start the generator Generator power will travel through the connection and power the camper If equipped with the Automatic Transfer Relay ATS the relay will automatically switch to generator power when the generator is activated When the power cord is connected to shore power the r...

Page 56: ... that circuit and have the system checked by your Lance dealer POWER CONVERTER Switching from 120 volt AC power to 12 volt DC power is automatic when the power cord is plugged in or the generator is on This powers the 12 volt panel board and the connected circuits are protected by the installed fuses Battery charging is automatic when plugged into 120 volt AC power The converter has reverse batter...

Page 57: ...propane tank s Always wait at least three minutes after starting generator before turning on or plugging in heavy electrical loads such as the roof air conditioner and the convection microwave oven CAUTION If the unit is slow to start DO NOT hold the start switch in the START position for more than 10 seconds Release the switch wait 30 seconds minimum and then try again This will help avoid overhe...

Page 58: ...ator can power AC motors air conditioners AC DC converters and other appliances How much load can be serviced depends upon the generator power rating temperature and altitude The generator will shut down or its circuit breakers will trip if the sum of the loads exceeds the generator s power Allow the air conditioner to operate on the thermostat setting If manually operated it may cause an overload...

Page 59: ... or an explosion Dual BTU Furnace PROPANE GAS SYSTEM 55 DANGER IF YOU SMELL PROPANE 1 Extinguish any open flames pilot lights and all smoking materials Do not touch electrical switches Shut off the propane supply at the tank valve s or propane supply connection Open door and other ventilating openings Leave the area until odor clears Have the propane system checked and leakage source corrected bef...

Page 60: ...tion Liquid propane could enter systems designed for vapor only creating a hazardous condition 56 USING PROPANE SYSTEM It is normal to have a slight gas odor when initially opening the outlet valve Fully open and seat valve by hand only to prevent leakage past the valve stem If an odor seems to linger perform a leak test Keep outlet valves closed when not using the propane system Do not attempt to...

Page 61: ...tank is totally moisture free before it is filled 2 Be sure the tank is not overfilled This is also a safety consideration 3 Keep the valves on empty tanks closed 4 Have the gas tanks purged by the propane service station if freeze up occurs 5 Have the propane service station inject an approved antifreeze or de icer into the tank s 6 Be sure you have the proper propane blend for your traveling are...

Page 62: ... than Propane Do not store Propane gas tanks inside the trailer Keep the shutoff valve on your Propane gas tank closed at all times except when you are operating a Propane gas appliance Before opening the Propane shutoff valve turn off all Propane gas appliances If an appliance is on when you open the shutoff valve Propane gas can accumulate in the camper which can result in an explosion Do not us...

Page 63: ...es do not stay lit it might be because your Propane gas system is contaminated with air or moisture Many Pro pane gas vendors have facilities to purge the air from a Propane gas system If your Propane gas system is not providing gas even when the shutoff valve is open it might be because the Propane gas regulator has frozen water in it WARNING Risk of fire or explosion Never use a flame heat lamp ...

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Page 65: ...and freezer to get cold and even have some ice ready Pre cool food and drinks before putting them into the camper refrigerator For off truck use some refrigerator models must have 12 volt battery hookup to power the electronic controls Refer to the supplied appliance manuals for proper operating instructions RANGE OVEN The gas burners and oven use propane gas for fuel Operation is similar to the r...

Page 66: ...f as needed If the water heater fails to ignite a red light on the panel will appear Check to make sure you have adequate gas and battery supply Move switch off and back on again Do not operate the water heater until it is filled with water Turn on the hot water at the galley sink and when water flows continuously the heater is full Occasionally you may experience weeping of the pressure temperatu...

Page 67: ...e will provide knowledge of how to operate the campers electrical system the best PORTABLE GAS GRILL The Portable Gas Grill if supplied comes with a travel bag mounting bracket regulator for portable propane use and 12 foot hose that connects to the exterior propane connection on the camper The gas grill is a low pressure unit that operates off of regulated propane from the camper There is an exte...

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Page 69: ...s The pump operates at 2 8 GPM and 45 PSI At free flow the pump draws approximately 4 amps A fuse in the power center protects the water pump circuit When traveling always turn OFF the water pump This will reduce the possibility of water flowing during travel If the pump cycles on and off when no water is being used you may have a partly open faucet a leak in the water system or an empty water tan...

Page 70: ... the fresh water system and piping at initial use at least once a year and whenever the camper sits for a prolonged period This will help keep the tank and lines fresh and will discourage the growth of bacteria and other organisms that can contaminate the water supply Rinse the tank with a chlorine fresh water solution as follow 1 Drain water system See Drain Water System above 2 Prepare a chlorin...

Page 71: ...r discharge at the sink faucet This water is draining from the shower hose through an anti siphon valve in the faucet and is normal NOTE For your protection this faucet is equipped with a vacuum breaker backflow preventer to prevent contamination of your potable water supply The water in the hand held shower hose will drain through this vacuum breaker when the faucet is turned OFF This is not a le...

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Page 73: ...red Refer to the chemical package available at most RV outlets for specific instructions DUMPING THE HOLDING TANKS The holding tanks terminate in a valve arrangement that permits each tank to be dumped separately or together The valves are called knife valves A blade closes the opening in the sewer drain pipes The blade is connected to an extension handle that is pulled to release the contents of ...

Page 74: ...use in septic tank or RV sanitation systems Use a special holding tank deodorant chemical approved for septic tank systems in the black and gray water holding tanks These chemicals aid the breakdown of waste and make the system much more pleasant to use Do not put facial tissue paper grease ethylene glycol based or other automotive antifreeze sanitary napkins or household toilet cleaners in the ho...

Page 75: ... built into the controller which will sense an increased load applied to the motor and will automatically shut off the motor after the room makes contact with the interior or exterior seals After a few seconds the breaker will reset itself If the slide room is in a bind the circuit breaker will also trip This will alert you that there is something wrong Review the steps for proper operation and tr...

Page 76: ...performing any service work on the system This includes the 120 volt AC power to the converter the battery and the connection between the trailer and the tow vehicle The slide out room system requires a minimum battery voltage of 12 volts Be sure the battery is fully charged for best performance Maintain the battery as outlined in the Battery Sec tion under Electrical Systems Check the terminals a...

Page 77: ...t are not designed to act as a squeegee Do not depend on them to remove water NORMAL OPERATION Read and understand this section of the Owner s Manual to avoid injury and or property damage Keep people and objects clear of the slide out room during operation The camper must be level before operating the slide out room Remove any obstructions that may restrict the slide out room movement Before exte...

Page 78: ... terminals and other connections at the battery fuse panel and the control board Be sure the connections are tight clean undamaged and corrosion free MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE The slide out room mechanism is designed to be virtually maintenance free During long term storage apply a seal dressing such as 303 Protectant to the slide out room seals 303 Protectant is available at most RV or auto parts su...

Page 79: ...low basic maintenance safety precautions Also included are several things you can do to help prevent corrosion This section also includes Maintenance Schedules for when service should be performed on your camper and instructions for simple maintenance tasks you may want to take care of yourself Regularly maintaining your camper is the best way to protect your investment Proper maintenance is essen...

Page 80: ...n parts water This will remove the haze that builds up on the inside of the glass windows Use a soft cloth or paper towels to clean all glass Clean the seals with a damp cloth or mild detergent every three to six months taking care not to use strong solvents as they will damage the seals A coat of natural silicone lubricant applied after the seal has dried will keep it flexible This is a good prac...

Page 81: ...cals on your windows DO NOT USE WD 40 as it is petroleum based Never use a razor blade putty knife or abrasive pad to clean your windows Do not use a high pressure spray nozzle when rinsing your windows after washing Avoid washing windows in direct sunlight JACK BRACKETS The corner jack brackets need to be inspected each time the camper is to be loaded or removed from the truck These brackets can ...

Page 82: ...lp protect the more fragile netting and uncoated nylon UV damage is not covered by warranty Animals To prevent damage from animals chewing holes in the fabric never store food in your tent Seam Sealing Superior fabrics and construction make your tent extremely waterproof If any problems develop seam seal the specific area only Follow the instructions on the seam sealer tube Seam seal the inner coa...

Page 83: ...e foam WOOD PRODUCT CARE Remove dust with a clean slightly damp cloth Apply a quality furniture polish and buff with a soft dry cloth chemicals can harm the plastic in your waste system A standard wire drain cleaner is recommended SHOWER CARE For routine cleaning use a non abrasive cleaner Household fiberglass cleaners are recommended Never use harsh detergents or abrasive cleaners Never use a raz...

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Page 85: ...est propane leak detector for proper operation Inspect generator exhaust muffler and tailpipe clamps if equipped Check smoke detector operation Check carbon monoxide detector operation Check fire extinguisher Inspect clean battery cables terminals and tighten wing nuts Check battery charge in storage Check battery electrolyte in use Test GFCI Wash exterior Inspect water pump filter Bleed propane t...

Page 86: ...maintenance Inspect compartment and access doors moldings and window sealants required maintenance Inspect all hot cold and drain plumbing Sanitize fresh water tank Complete propane pressure check system check Wax exterior Clean lube overhead vents Lube locks hinges and hardware Replace smoke detector battery Inspect tighten the air conditioner mounting bolts Items marked with require special equi...

Page 87: ...nd fresh water fill spout 11 Turn off all radios TV s interior and exterior lights 12 Close the mini blinds and day night shades 13 Disconnect the 120 volt power cord and store in compartment 14 If removing the camper from the truck see procedure and warnings in the Loading and Unloading Camper section 15 Check the camper weekly LONG TERM STORAGE Above Freezing 1 Perform all the preceding short te...

Page 88: ...9 Turn OFF the pump switch 10 Open a water faucet to relieve pressure and then close 11 The procedure is complete WATER HEATER BYPASS IF EQUIPPED The water heater bypass valve is located behind the water heater and is used when winterizing the water system for storage By rotating the lever to the bypass position antifreeze will not enter the water heater requiring less antifreeze to protect the wa...

Page 89: ...Turn on propane valves and inspect all pipes and fittings in the propane system Check for leaks as outlined in the Propane System section 2 Operate each propane appliance Observe all burners and pilot flames for proper color and size If there are any problems refer to an authorized Lance Dealer Service Center General 1 Install new 9 volt battery in smoke detector 2 Check the monitor panel operatio...

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Page 96: ...ITCH GROUND BAR ACTIVATION BREAKER ACC 1 POWER 10 AWG BLK WHT 10 AWG RED WHT 8 AWG WHT PHONE CABLE 8 AWG BLK 30 ATC FUSE 10 AWG RED WHT 10 AWG BLK WHT 10 AWG RED 10 AWG BLK 10 AWG BLK BASE RECEIVER 40 A ANTENNA ACC 2 DRIVER REAR 10 AWG RED WIRELESS DRIVER FRONT ...

Page 97: ...RE SPEAKER WIRE WHT 14 GA WHT 18 GA ORANGE GAS RED DSI 110V HEATER PANEL 12V 110V LOAD CENTER CONVERTER 10A FUSE WHITE 110V NEUTRAL BLACK 110V HOT GREEN W YEL STRIPE GRN 120VAC 14 2 ROMEX W GROUND 14 GA BLUE 15A FUSE 22 GA WHITE 14 GA RED RIPCORD 14 2 RED WHT 14 GA RED 16 GA BLUE 16 GA YELLOW MONITOR RED WHT BLUE STATUS LIGHT BROWN GROUND RED GEN START GREEN GEN STOP ORANGE HOUR METER RIPCORD 14 2...

Page 98: ...M SLIDE OUT MOTOR ON OFF SWITCH SLIDE OUT CONTROLLER SLIDE OUT 24GA WHITE RIPCORD RECEP CABLE BASE RECEIVER CABLE GROUND BAR 3 PIN PLUG PHONE 14GA RED 14GA BLACK CENTER 20A FUSE 12GA BLUE PHONE 12GA BLUE LOAD PLUG 2 PIN 14GA BLK WHITE 18GA BLK WHITE 12GA BLUE WHITE 18GA 14GA WHITE 12GA WHITE USED FOR 2 ND SLIDE OUT 20A FUSE ...

Page 99: ...E CABLE BASE RECEIVER SLIDE OUT SWITCH ACTIVATION RIPCORD 10GA RED WHITE CENTER INSIDE TOP OF COLUMN SLIDE OUT MOTOR 1 30A FUSE LOAD 14GA RED WHITE RIPCORD 14GA RED WHITE RIPCORD ASSEMBLY SLIDE OUT CABLE INSIDE TOP OF COLUMN SLIDE OUT MOTOR 2 ASSEMBLY USED FOR 2 ND SLIDE OUT 15A FUSE ...

Page 100: ...4GA BLACK 8 GA BLACK CHASSIS HOLDERS BAR GROUND LIGHTING CIRCUIT TO LOAD CENTER 8 GA BLACK 8 GA BLACK TO REFER RUNNING LIGHTS LEFT TURN BACKUP RIGHT TURN 8 GA WHT 14 GA GRN 16GA RED 16GA BWN 16GA YEL NOT USED HOT DOCKING SWITCH TO LOAD CENTER 8 GA BLK 2 GA BLACK DISCONNECT POST POWER 12VDC POST POWER LIGHTING 8 GA WHITE 2 GA WHITE 12V BATTERY GROUND 8GA WHITE EXTERIOR 8GA BLACK 10GA WHITE 10A FUSE...

Page 101: ... A C GALLEY MO F U R N A C E WATER VENT S VENT THER CO ALARM S O HD H O O D PATIO LIGHTS LIGHT OPEN TYPICAL 12V INTERIOR CIRCUIT WIRING H E A T E R RIPCORD 16 2 BLUE WHITE 14 GA BLK S T E R E O RED W A T E R GREEN WHITE RIPCORD 14 2 RED WHITE 14 GA RED LIGHT LIGHT STAT C O RIPCORD 14 2 RED WHITE RIPCORD 14 2 LIGHT YEL WHT OPEN 12 15A 15A 5 6 THER S DIN OPT 16 GA S RIPCORD 14 2 BLUE WHITE RIP 14 2 ...

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Page 103: ...12V DC R E D SOLAR PANEL WIRING 8 GA BLACK 8 GA WHITE SOLAR PANEL SOLAR PANEL BATTERY CONNECTOR FEMALE BATTERY 2 GA POST WHITE BLACK BATTERY 2 GA B L A C K BLACK SOLAR PANEL CONNECTOR GROUND 40A MINI BREAKER 10 2 RIPCORD RED WHITE 10 2 RIPCORD BLACK WHITE 10 2 RIPCORD BLACK WHITE 10 2 RIPCORD RED WHITE ...

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Page 106: ...VE ROMEX 14 2 GALLEY FACE W GROUND 120V GROUND 8 GA COPPER ROMEX 10 2 CHASSIS GROUND W GROUND W GROUND GFI PROTECTED ROMEX 12 2 W GROUND AIR WATER RECEPTACLE MAIN WATER HEATER MICROWAVE GEN PURP HEATER LOAD CENTER CONVERTER AIR COND GFI PROTECTED GFI PROTECTED ROMEX 14 2 GFI ROMEX 14 2 W GROUND PATIO W GROUND AUTO TRANSFER SWITCH ROMEX 10 2 W GROUND ...

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