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A weight information label, similar to the following diagram, has been placed inside a
wardrobe closet in within the motorhome. These weights are based on calculations involving
similar vehicles as yours and will not be the exact weight of the motorhome. Weigh the
motorhome to determine the exact weights and carrying capacities.

CAUTION: Do not overload the motorhome.

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CHASSIS OPERATIONS & PROCEDURES

2005 PRESIDIO

WEIGHT INFORMATION LABEL

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Summary of Contents for 2006 Presidio

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Page 3: ...2005 PRESIDIO COMPLETE THIS REGISTRATION CARD WITH THE SELLING DEALER AND RETURN WITHIN 10 TEN DAYS OF THE PURCHASE DATE...

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Page 5: ...2005 PRESIDIO COMPLETE THIS REGISTRATION CARD WITH THE SELLING DEALER AND KEEP IT FOR REFERENCE WHEN WARRANTY SERVICE IS REQUIRED...

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Page 9: ...EGULATIONS FOR LP GAS SYSTEMS APPLIANCES 1 3 FIRE SAFETY 1 4 FIRE EXTINGUISHER 1 5 CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR 1 6 SMOKE DETECTOR 1 8 LP GAS DETECTOR 1 9 SEAT BELTS 1 12 EGRESS WINDOW 1 13 CHASSIS OPERAT...

Page 10: ...3 8 REAR VISION SYSTEM 3 9 HYDRAULIC POWER LEVELERS OPTIONAL 3 10 INTERIOR CONTROLS OPERATIONS 4 1 MONITOR PANEL 4 1 SLIDEOUTS 4 3 WINDOWS 4 5 DOORS DRAWERS STORAGE COMPARTMENTS 4 6 SEATING TABLES AD...

Page 11: ...8 8 TANK CAPACITIES 8 8 SYSTEMS COMPARTMENT 8 9 LP GAS SYSTEMS 9 1 FILLING THE LP GAS TANK 9 2 LP GAS REGULATOR 9 3 HOSES PIPES TUBES FITTINGS 9 5 LP GAS DETECTOR 9 5 LP GAS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 9 8 CA...

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Page 13: ...y applies to the first owner and can be transferable to the second owner only however it is not transferable beyond the second owner of the RV Subsequent owner s warranty coverage period is the remain...

Page 14: ...f service work at any authorized service center you may encounter delays in scheduling and or the completion of work All costs associated with transporting the RV for any warranty service shall be the...

Page 15: ...arpeting furniture drapes and other components Mold is a natural growth given certain environmental conditions and is not covered by the terms and conditions of the Mandalay Luxury Division Limited Wa...

Page 16: ...required to use the program if you choose to seek redress by pursuing rights and remedies not created by those laws Any action to enforce any portion of this express Limited Warranty or any implied wa...

Page 17: ...and where you need it To request service contact Coach Net at 888 890 1738 EMERGENCY ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE Simply show your Thor Industries Customer Care Card for payment of covered benefits with no out...

Page 18: ...ils and instructions on how to access your Customer Care Benefits please refer to your Comprehensive Member Benefit Guide which you will receive in the mail within 30 days from the date your registrat...

Page 19: ...rmation carefully Read all component manufacturers owner s manuals and validate any individual warranties by completing and mailing individual warranty cards as required Refer to the chassis owner s m...

Page 20: ...ce centers If when traveling you experience a breakdown or problem while the motorhome is under warranty and an authorized service center or dealer is not available if possible contact the dealer you...

Page 21: ...motorhome 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 previous owners Photographs line art and diag...

Page 22: ...X 2005 PRESIDIO INTRODUCTION...

Page 23: ...idual problems between you your dealer or the manufacturer The motorhome serial number label is mounted on the inside wall next to the driver seat Refer to the chassis owner s manual for the location...

Page 24: ...uded in this packet Revies the literature with your dealer during the pre delivery inspection Any shortages of literature should be reported to the dealer at this time 1 2 IDENTIFICATION SAFETY 2005 P...

Page 25: ...of asphyxiation Over filling the LP Gas container can result in uncontrolled gas flow which can cause fire or explosion A properly filled container will contain approximately 80 of its volume as liqu...

Page 26: ...he location of exits including emergency exit windows should an emergency arise The following basic rules of fire prevention can help eliminate the possibility of a fire Never store flammable liquids...

Page 27: ...ean up the area as soon as possible The dry chemicals are non corrosive but some residue may cause surface damage if left too long In the case of an electrical fire disconnect the battery and throw of...

Page 28: ...ources of combustion at once furnace water heater stove motorhome automobile etc and call the fire department Get fresh air into the premises or vehicle Have the problem corrected before starting any...

Page 29: ...riods of storage and prior to each trip CARBON MONOXIDE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Never run the engine unless you are sure that exhaust gases will be safely dispersed into the atmosphere Always be sure that...

Page 30: ...located near the center of the cover The alarm should sound briefly If it does not work replace the battery and test again 2 CLEAN the detector if grease or dust accumulates The following procedure sh...

Page 31: ...ealer or RV Service Center make the necessary repairs The reset button only stops the alert from sounding for 60 seconds This device is intended for detection of LP Gas ONLY HOW TO TEST The detector m...

Page 32: ...st point which is generally the floor of the coach The detector is also sensitive to other fumes such as hair spray of which most contain butane as the propellant Butane like propane is heavier than a...

Page 33: ...cted The detector is doing its job as butane is combustible Other Gases Other gases which can cause the detector to respond with an alert include the vapors from any fuel liquor alcohol deodorants col...

Page 34: ...nt use is required by law WARNING The sleeping accommodations in this vehicle are designed for occupancy only while the vehicle is NOT in motion All occupants in this vehicle must be seated at a desig...

Page 35: ...her windows To open the egress window lift the red handle and push outward on the window To close the egress window pull the window closed and lower the handles to lock window in place CAUTION The egr...

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Page 37: ...signated chassis manufacturer servicing dealer Check information supplied by chassis manufacturer for a service dealer near you NOTE Make sure to read all chassis information supplied by the chassis m...

Page 38: ...ir check for signs of valve leakage penetration or wheel and rim damage The way you drive can have a significant effect on the wear and life of tires also High speeds unusual use of the brakes taking...

Page 39: ...l and tire assemblies It is important to have wheel and tire balancing checked on a regular basis If you experience handling problems or abnormal tire wear it may be easily corrected by proper balance...

Page 40: ...if it is not diluted with water It is important to properly dilute antifreeze with the proper mixture of water Make sure to discuss the coolant needs of the motorhome with the chassis engine service...

Page 41: ...total axle weight under any given load condition Unloaded Vehicle Weight UVW Weight of this motorhome as built at the factory with full fuel engine oil and coolants The UVW does not include cargo fres...

Page 42: ...orhome These weights are based on calculations involving similar vehicles as yours and will not be the exact weight of the motorhome Weigh the motorhome to determine the exact weights and carrying cap...

Page 43: ...case the motorhome warranty may be affected In order to properly compute the load and load distribution you must know both actual scale weights and the GAWR and GVWR found on the Federal Certificatio...

Page 44: ...any added equipment that may protrude higher than the standard factory height Passing and pulling out into traffic in the motorhome is going to be different than driving your everyday vehicle General...

Page 45: ...the trailer hitch installed on the motorhome Failure to heed any part of this warning could result in loss of control of the motorhome and towed vehicle or trailer and may cause an accident and seriou...

Page 46: ...motorhome needs towed for service it is recommended to use a lowboy landall type of trailer If a tow truck is used it needs to have a support arm that goes under the motorhome and secures to the fron...

Page 47: ...mage due to limited ground clearance Review the chassis owner s manual for proper towing guidelines Use an approved tow truck normally used for towing large vehicles Tow with the parking brake release...

Page 48: ...cation trip pre planning will pay big dividends In addition to routine trip preparations such as having newspaper delivery stopped and mail held at the post office there are now more vehicle related p...

Page 49: ...ke sure that system is freeze protected Check list of food utensils and clothing needs Check storage of all items making sure that everything is secured and that heavy items are stored low so they don...

Page 50: ...ur trips will be made in the summer and your shake down trip is made during some other season there will be some adjustments to take into consideration Talk to other owner s and learn from their exper...

Page 51: ...ll display an R This selection provides one range for backing the motorhome D Drive Selection will display a 6 This selection provides six froward ranges allowing the motorhome to accelerate to highwa...

Page 52: ...e mirrors for visibility Push the side selector left to adjust the curbside exterior mirror or right to adjust the roadside exterior mirror Battery Boost Monitor Reset Temporarily connects the coach a...

Page 53: ...located on the rear wheel wells Head Lights On Park OFF Turns park lights on first position Turns headlights and parklights on second position Visor Raises or lowers the driver side visor Center Visor...

Page 54: ...ight Controls the entry step courtesy lighting FRONT Step Activates power for the entry steps Ceiling Light Controls the front ceiling lights Main Awning Optional Extends or retract the main patio awn...

Page 55: ...until the steering wheel returns back to center off as the turn is completed To signal a lane change raise or lower the lever to the first resistance point This is not a latching position If released...

Page 56: ...ke Illuminates when the ignition switch is in the ON position and the parking brake is set MIDDLE ROW Headlamp Symbol Illuminates when the high beams are in use The fog lamps will not work when the hi...

Page 57: ...minate and go off every time you start the motorhome as a self test If the light does not come on and go off after starting the coach or stays illuminated while driving have the motorhome serviced as...

Page 58: ...speed setting RIGHT SIDE Markerlamp To turn the markerlamps ON or OFF Wipers OFF To turn the wipers OFF Wipers HI LO To toggle the sweep speed high or low Wiper Fluid To activate wash flow press and h...

Page 59: ...so provided to adjust the picture further Adjust by rotating the switch Contrast and bright controls are provided to compensate for changes between day and night use Push the light darkness switch in...

Page 60: ...ed press the level button on the HWH control panel The level mode light should illuminate 4 A lit yellow level light indicates low points Push an extend up arrow button to extend jack pairs according...

Page 61: ...he motorhome while operating the leveling system CAUTION Never place hands or other parts of the body near hydraulic leaks Oil may penetrate skin causing severe injury or death Wear safety glasses whe...

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Page 63: ...send signals to the monitor panel To check fluid levels press and hold the test switch designated for the tanks and read the level indicators on the panel The indicator is proportioned in thirds with...

Page 64: ...he other probes will decrease the sensitivity of the monitoring systems Under Sensitive Readings Under sensitive readings can occur if the mineral content of the water is abnormally low or if the hold...

Page 65: ...ion with the air suspension system full CAUTION Extensive damage could occur to the slideout room and awning when extending the slideout room in snow sleet ice or freezing rain In such conditions if t...

Page 66: ...room when operating The Pilot and Co Pilot seats must be in their most forward position with seat backs in the vertical setting 1 Ensure the parking brake is engaged 2 Insert the SLIDEOUT CONTROL KEY...

Page 67: ...ty multi purpose automatic transmission fluid Windows that open in the motorhome are operated by sliding them back and forth or up and down depending on the style and location of the window To operate...

Page 68: ...first lifting the mattress up then locate the pull strap and lift the storage door up Make sure before lifting that there is nothing on the bed that will restrict its movement or add extra weight Pne...

Page 69: ...ck panel Pull the storage drawer out to access stored items To close push the storage drawer into the sofa until the latching mechanism engages MAGIC BED SOFA Optional Sofa to Sleeper Remove the back...

Page 70: ...st lever the footrest will extend Since a seat belt is not provided on the recliner it is not to be used while in transit EURO RECLINER WITH OTTOMAN Optional To recline sit down grasp the armrest and...

Page 71: ...ift selector is placed in the NEUTRAL position An audible noise will be heard when the air lock mechanism engages and disengages The entry door is equipped with a movable latch system This latch syste...

Page 72: ...in the ON position the power step is automatically activated This will prevent accidentally driving with the step extended since it will retract with the door closed The motorhome is equipped with nu...

Page 73: ...ting and moving the motorhome CAUTION When closing the storage doors make sure that hands and fingers are clear of hinges and openings The optional slideout tray allows the stored payload to slide out...

Page 74: ...capacity is 250 lbs WARNING Prior to raising the antenna visually inspect for any obstructions or overhead electrical wires Damage to the antenna severe shock personal injury or death can occur from i...

Page 75: ...R AWNING Optional To Extend Press and hold the remote switch located on the front of the passenger arm rest in the extend position until the awning is fully open Release switch to prevent awning from...

Page 76: ...and close as the slideout room opens and closes Because the awning is level water may puddle on top of the canopy As the slideout room is closed and the awning rolls up these puddles may spill over t...

Page 77: ...ING To Extend Press and hold the remote switch located on the front of the passenger arm rest in the extend position until the awning is fully open or utilize the remote control NOTE Do not press more...

Page 78: ...he FRTA slowly retract until it is in the closed position Once the awning is in the closed position align the hole where the bolt was removed and reinstall to secure the awning The bolt must be reinst...

Page 79: ...beneath the dash on the passenger side of the vehicle with heating and cooling coils located on the outside of the firewall In most modes of operation the unit takes fresh air from outside and heats o...

Page 80: ...charged through the dash louvers Outside air is drawn into the system and discharged through the dash louvers For enhanced passenger comfort upper level ventilation air is also discharged through the...

Page 81: ...OEM parts The installation of after market components or unauthorized repairs may void the warranty Vents are provided in the recreation vehicle to circulate fresh air and exhaust odors Bathroom Power...

Page 82: ...lter and cover NOTE Do not use harsh chemicals or solvents to clean the filter The furnace and all related components are 12 volt DC operated using LP Gas as the fuel source The furnace functions are...

Page 83: ...ce or by the generator when it is running and by the chassis alternator when the chassis engine is running A 50 amp shoreline power cord is provided to connect the motorhome to a grounded external pow...

Page 84: ...the manuals provided with the generator before attempting maintenance on the generator NOTE Some electrical appliances may have their own circuit breakers If there is an interruption in electrical se...

Page 85: ...GFCI outlet is not a substitute for good electrical safety It does not protect against contact of the hot and neutral wire at the same time A remote control located above the entry door allows you to...

Page 86: ...ns the optional Auto Gen Start function ON and OFF Selection options include OFF ENABLE and TEST METER This function is display only and indicates DC volts and DC amps SETUP Configures the inverter ch...

Page 87: ...that will provide the necessary voltage to connect the batteries The three charging sources are the chassis alternator the generator which will power the inverter and shore power which will also power...

Page 88: ...s must be in the ON position while plugged into shoreline power to charge the batteries Place the coach switch in the OFF position to disconnect 12 volt circuits NOTE It is not necessary or advisable...

Page 89: ...ndition of the batteries can be checked with the monitor panel To check press and hold monitor test switch while reading the charge level on the battery gauge Charge levels indicated are divided into...

Page 90: ...ausing damage to electrical components or shock to the servicing person WARNING Battery electrolyte is a corrosive poisonous sulfuric acid Avoid contact with skin eyes clothing or any painted surface...

Page 91: ...ou draw too much power from the batteries there may not be enough power left in the battery to start the motorhome or run any of the appliances when you stop for a break or for the night So always be...

Page 92: ...type fuses and breakers will be visible The fuse and breaker locations are labeled below EXTERIOR FUSES Located in the inverter compartment bay is the exterior 12 volt systems fuse panel The six slots...

Page 93: ...PANELS Located at the foot of the bed are the 110 volt breaker panel and the 12 volt fuse panel Each panel has its own label for identification The smaller of the two 110 volt breaker panels is suppl...

Page 94: ...bove the entry door will show what type of service is providing power on the left side of the panel under Service Type The center of the panel indicates how many amps are being drawn at any given mome...

Page 95: ...lt in the entry of exhaust gas When exhaust ventilators are used we recommend that a window on the opposite side of the unit up wind of exhaust gases be opened to provide cross ventilation When parked...

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Page 97: ...thole in the bottom of the systems compartment 2 Attach one end to the water supply and the other end into the city water connection inside the systems compartment 3 Turn the lever on the bypass valve...

Page 98: ...last faucet is shut off the pump should also shut off 5 The system is now ready for use NOTE When filling the system you may want to add additional water to the tank to replace the water used when fi...

Page 99: ...p insuring that the drill rotation matches the rotation needed to work the pump 6 Using the drill pump the solution from the bucket into the fresh water tank until solution is gone Remove the pump dri...

Page 100: ...d often at a dump station designated for this purpose Most national state and private campgrounds have dumping facilities Many have hookups on the campsite while some have portable dump collectors Man...

Page 101: ...ace the caps on both the motorhome outlet and the dump station inlet The following guidelines will help to ensure trouble free operation 1 Never put anything in the black water tank other than toilet...

Page 102: ...Fine China Toilet Owner s Manual for detailed information regarding usage and maintenance of the toilet TECMA TOILET How to Use After flush button is pushed bowl will begin to fill with water Contents...

Page 103: ...the winterizing connection Turn valve to position which will allow the water pump to pump antifreeze from the container Turn on the water pump and let each faucet run until antifreeze flows freely fr...

Page 104: ...y until the fitting can be properly replaced Check with your dealer for correct method of replacement and replacement parts Proper winterization procedures of plumbing systems will normally be all tha...

Page 105: ...available Paper Towel Holder Holds paper towel rolls to assist with cleanup Heater Switch Provides power to the bay heater Water Pump Switch Provides power to water pump City Fresh Tank Water Fill Va...

Page 106: ...h drainage Gray Tank Dump Valve Pull T handle out to dump waste water from the gray tank Water Pump Provides water pressure when not connected to a pressurized exterior system Winterization Inlet Anti...

Page 107: ...energy when proper handling and safety precautions are observed The gas is stored under extreme pressure in the tank with space in the tank to allow for expansion into vapor This vapor is reduced in...

Page 108: ...e which occurred while filling the tank to dissipate DO NOT light pilot lights if you continue to smell LP Gas Shut off the Supply Valve Allow the motorhome to ventilate for 30 minutes If you still de...

Page 109: ...cond stage receives consistent pressure rather than inlet pressure which varies The result is an efficient safer system that helps to eliminate problems such as freeze up and pilot outage The regulato...

Page 110: ...Gas do not freeze However the moisture that can be contained in the gas will freeze as the gas expands and cools passing through the regulator This freezing of the moisture in the gas can build up and...

Page 111: ...th components of the same type and rating check with your dealer Fittings are used to connect the various system components to each other The P O L fitting at the end of the LP supply hose is made of...

Page 112: ...Call MTI Industries at 800 383 0269 if you have any questions about the LP Gas Detector CHECKING THE LP GAS SYSTEM FOR LEAKS Road vibration can loosen LP Gas fittings It is important to check the LP...

Page 113: ...ke propane is heavier than air and will settle to the floor level where it will be detected When this occurs press the reset button to stop the alert sound for 60 seconds Other combustibles which will...

Page 114: ...s colognes perfumes wine adhesives lacquer and most cleaning agents Slow Beep Rate This could be the failure alarm and will occur in the event that the circuitry fails It is a continuous series of sho...

Page 115: ...lso as a constant reminder to occupants of the motorhome to exercise proper caution when using or being around LP Gas appliances and equipment Make sure that you and your family understand and follow...

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Page 117: ...blem can begin to affect other parts and systems of the motorhome if left unattended If a situation arises involving maintenance or a cleaning activity for which you are not sure of the proper procedu...

Page 118: ...motorhome If surface deterioration is apparent contact a Presidio dealer for assistance with finish restoration Physical damage to the fiberglass such as cracks holes and chips must be attended to im...

Page 119: ...oving parts annually Also check the condition and operation of the door locks adjusting and lubricating as necessary Use powdered graphite or light oil to lubricate moving parts on doors and windows V...

Page 120: ...e looking their best follow these simple steps 1 Rinse the wheel with high pressure water to remove any debris grit or dirt particles 2 Use a 100 cotton cloth dipped in a mild soap solution to help re...

Page 121: ...leaners Never use steel wool on stainless steel since the steel particles left in the sink can rust and become unsightly When cleaning stainless steel with a mild cleanser rub gently with the grain an...

Page 122: ...s minimal maintenance under normal circumstances Most electrical maintenance in the motorhome involves the chassis and auxiliary batteries Keeping the batteries properly maintained will help to elimin...

Page 123: ...oth the bath and kitchen areas to keep warmer air circulating around water fixtures If you are going to leave the coach unheated for any length of time in severe cold conditions it is best not to keep...

Page 124: ...you choose those that are most appropriate for your needs Make sure to park the motorhome on a level surface Make sure to winterize the chassis as outlined in the chassis owner s manual and also the 1...

Page 125: ...in the electrical section of this manual Store with as much fuel as possible in the fuel tank to limit condensation buildup Check engine coolant making sure antifreeze is sufficient for local temperat...

Page 126: ...ort term occupancy If you expect to occupy the motorhome for an extended period be prepared to deal with condensation and the humid conditions that may be encountered The relatively small volume and t...

Page 127: ...of water or steam within the living quarters Use of dehumidifiers may be advisable or required in high humidity climates dependent on the cooking or water use habits of the motorhome owner Any water s...

Page 128: ...temperatures and warm interior temperatures will collide on wall surfaces thus creating condensation Use a fan to keep air circulating inside the vehicle so condensation and mildew cannot form in dea...

Page 129: ...251 2408 KIB Enterprises 574 262 0578 KVH Industries 410 847 3327 Kwikee Products 800 736 9961 Magnum Teknologies 425 353 8833 Mor Ryde 574 293 1581 Nappanee Window 574 773 5667 Norcold 800 543 1219...

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