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cHaSSIS - IntroDUctIon ............................. 190

aIr SUpply SyStem ...................................... 190

Air.Governor............................................... 191

Air.Storage.Tanks........................................ 191

Air.Fittings.................................................. 192

aIr SyStem cHargIng (external) ............. 192

Air.System.Test........................................... 192

Air.Coupler.................................................. 194

aIr Dryer ...................................................... 194

Desiccant.Cartridge..................................... 195

Desiccant-Type.Air.Dryer............................. 196

Air.Dryer.Cycle............................................ 196

aIr SprIng InSpectIonS ............................. 196

HeIgHt control valveS .............................. 197

Brake SyStemS ............................................ 197

Air.Brakes................................................... 197

Park.&.Emergency.Brake.System................ 198

Automatic.Slack.Adjuster............................ 198

Brake.Systems.-.Backup............................. 198

aBS/atc SyStem (antI-lock BrakeS) ........ 199

ABS.Diagnostic........................................... 200

front axle ................................................... 201

Alignment................................................... 202

Lubrication.Maintenance.Safety................... 203

Steering.Components.................................. 203

Steering.Column......................................... 203

Drag.Link.................................................... 204

Center.Link................................................. 204

Steering.Spindles........................................ 204

Control.Arm.Bushings................................. 204

Front.Brakes................................................ 205

SteerIng gear.............................................. 205

DrIve axle & DrIve SHaft .......................... 205

U-Joint.Angles.Phasing.&.

Driveline.Balance......................................... 207

SHock aBSorBer .......................................... 208

levelIng - HyDraUlIc ................................. 208

Prior.to.Leveling.......................................... 209

Manual.Leveling.......................................... 209

Automatic.Leveling...................................... 210

Retracting.Leveling.Jacks............................ 210

engIne - general InformatIon ................. 211

StartIng proceDUre .................................. 212

Normal.Starting........................................... 212

Cold.Weather.............................................. 212

engIne oIl ..................................................... 213

engIne SHUtDoWn ....................................... 214

Extended.Engine.Shutdown......................... 214

coolant SyStem .......................................... 214

Radiator/Charge.Air.Cooler.......................... 216

rear grIll .................................................... 217

exHaUSt Brake ............................................ 218

Operation.................................................... 218

Functions.................................................... 218

tranSmISSIon .............................................. 218

Shift.Selector.............................................. 218

Check.Trans.Indicator.................................. 219

Periodic.Inspections.................................... 220

tranSmISSIon flUID & fIlterS .................. 221

fUel SyStem ................................................. 222

Fuel.Requirements....................................... 222

Fuel.Tank..................................................... 223

Fuel.Sender................................................. 224

Fuel.Lines.&.Hoses..................................... 225

Fuel.Filters.................................................. 225

HyDraUlIc SyStem ...................................... 225

Hydraulic.Reservoir..................................... 225

Hydraulic.Filter............................................ 226

aIr Intake & cHarge aIr SyStem .............. 226

Changing.Air.Filter....................................... 227

Air.Filter.Restriction.Indicator....................... 227

DIeSel partIcUlate fIlter ......................... 227

lUBrIcatIon maIntenance ......................... 228

lUBrIcatIon cHartS .................................... 232

SpecIfIcatIonS cHartS ............................... 234

Tank.Capacities........................................... 234

Engine.Specifications.................................. 234

Chassis.Fluid.Capacities.............................. 234

Generator.Specifications............................. 234

Belts.&.Filters.............................................. 234

Battery SpecIfIcatIon cHartS ................. 235

Maintenance.Records............................ 236

SteerIng gear

SteerIng gear..............................................

.............................................. 20

2055

DrIve axle & DrIve SHaft

DrIve axle & DrIve SHaft ..........................

.......................... 20

2055

U-Joint.Angles.Phasing.&.

Driveline.Balance

Driveline.Balance.........................................

......................................... 20

2077

SHock aBSorBer

SHock aBSorBer ..........................................

.......................................... 20

2088

levelIng - HyDraUlIc

levelIng - HyDraUlIc .................................

................................. 20

2088

Prior.to.Leveling

Prior.to.Leveling..........................................

.......................................... 20

2099

Manual.Leveling

Manual.Leveling..........................................

.......................................... 20

2099

Automatic.Leveling

Automatic.Leveling......................................

...................................... 21

2100

Retracting.Leveling.Jacks

Retracting.Leveling.Jacks............................

............................ 21

2100

engIne - general InformatIon

engIne - general InformatIon .................

................. 21

2111

StartIng proceDUre

StartIng proceDUre ..................................

.................................. 21

2122

Normal.Starting

Normal.Starting...........................................

........................................... 21

2122

Cold.Weather

Cold.Weather..............................................

..............................................

Cold.Weather

2122

engIne oIl

engIne oIl .....................................................

..................................................... 21

2133

engIne SHUtDoWn

engIne SHUtDoWn .......................................

....................................... 21

2144

Extended.Engine.Shutdown

Extended.Engine.Shutdown.........................

......................... 21

2144

coolant SyStem

coolant SyStem ..........................................

.......................................... 21

2144

Radiator/Charge.Air.Cooler

Radiator/Charge.Air.Cooler..........................

..........................

Radiator/Charge.Air.Cooler

221166

rear grIll

rear grIll ....................................................

.................................................... 221177

exHaUSt Brake

exHaUSt Brake ............................................

............................................ 221188

Operation

Operation....................................................

.................................................... 221188

fUel SyStem

fUel SyStem .................................................

................................................. 22

Fuel.Requirements

Fuel.Requirements.......................................

....................................... 22

Fuel.Tank

Fuel.Tank.....................................................

.....................................................

Fuel.Tank

Fuel.Sender

Fuel.Sender.................................................

.................................................

Fuel.Sender

Fuel.Lines.&.Hoses

Fuel.Lines.&.Hoses.....................................

..................................... 22

Fuel.Filters

Fuel.Filters..................................................

.................................................. 22

HyDraUlIc SyStem

HyDraUlIc SyStem ......................................

...................................... 22

Hydraulic.Reservoir

Hydraulic.Reservoir.....................................

.....................................

Hydraulic.Reservoir

Hydraulic.Filter

Hydraulic.Filter............................................

............................................

Hydraulic.Filter

aIr Intake & cHarge aIr SyStem

aIr Intake & cHarge aIr SyStem ..............

.............. 22

Changing.Air.Filter

Changing.Air.Filter.......................................

.......................................

Changing.Air.Filter

Air.Filter.Restriction.Indicator

Air.Filter.Restriction.Indicator.......................

.......................

Air.Filter.Restriction.Indicator

DIeSel partIcUlate fIlter

DIeSel partIcUlate fIlter .........................

......................... 227

227

lUBrIcatIon maIntenance

lUBrIcatIon maIntenance .........................

......................... 22

lUBrIcatIon cHartS

lUBrIcatIon cHartS ....................................

.................................... 22

SpecIfIcatIonS cHartS

SpecIfIcatIonS cHartS ...............................

............................... 22

Tank.Capacities

Tank.Capacities...........................................

........................................... 22

Engine.Specifications

Engine.Specifications..................................

.................................. 22

Chassis.Fluid.Capacities

Chassis.Fluid.Capacities..............................

.............................. 22

Generator.Specifications

Generator.Specifications.............................

............................. 22

Belts.&.Filters

Belts.&.Filters..............................................

.............................................. 22

Battery SpecIfIcatIon cHartS

Battery SpecIfIcatIon cHartS .................

................. 22

2008 Knight

chaSSiS information — Section 10

Summary of Contents for 2008 Knight

Page 1: ...ther person beyond those expressly set forth in this Limited Warranty Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitation may not apply to you WHAT THE W...

Page 2: ...ironment including airborne pollutants salt tree sap and hail Component part and appliance manufacturers issue limited warranties covering those portions of the motorhome not covered by the Limited Wa...

Page 3: ...ilure of the Roadmaster Chassis and or the materials used to assemble the Roadmaster Chassis to conform to Warrantor s design and manufacturing specification and tolerances Also see the section What t...

Page 4: ...ct your selling dealership or Warrantor directly or review the warranty packet inside the Motorhome EVENTS DISCHARGING WARRANTOR FROM OBLIGATION UNDER WARRANTY Misuse or neglect accidents unauthorized...

Page 5: ...13 Section 3 Exterior Interior Care 49 Section 4 Appliances 73 Section 5 Equipment 97 Section 6 Water Systems 125 Section 7 LP Gas Systems 143 Section 8 Electrical Systems House 153 Section 9 Electri...

Page 6: ...ill not reflect modifications that may have been performed by previous owners Copyright Monaco Coach Corporation All rights reserved All other trademarks or registered trademarks are property of their...

Page 7: ...4 reportIng Safety DefectS 4 Safety termS 4 gloSSary of termS 5 venDor lISt 7 oWner S manUal SUrvey knIgHt 2008 11 lImIteD Warranty tranSfer applIcatIon cHange of oWner InformatIon 13 2008 Knight gen...

Page 8: ...roblems between you your dealer or Monaco Coach To contact NHTSA you may call the Auto Safety Hot line toll free at 1 888 327 4236 TTY 1 800 424 9153 or 1 202 366 0123 in the Washington D C area visit...

Page 9: ...onal Standards Institute ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials Black Water Term associated with the sewage holding tank The toilet drains directly into this tank CCA Cold Cranking Amperage i...

Page 10: ...ped go into this tank House Battery Powers 12 Volt DC lights and accessories inside motorhome LED Light Emitting Diode Indicator light Liquid Lead Acid Battery LLA A type of battery that uses liquid a...

Page 11: ...electrical cord which runs from the motorhome to the campground 120 240 Volt AC electrical supply Stinger An arm attachment on a tow truck that is used to lift the motorhome slightly for towing Volt T...

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Page 13: ...new recreational vehicle If not please address any area s we need to expand or improve on ____________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________...

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Page 15: ...untry travel on improved roads 3 All information provided by you on face side of this form is true and correct 4 You understand that you are purchasing a pre owned recreational vehicle and Monaco Coac...

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Page 17: ...ion 44 Testing 44 Maintenance 44 Troubleshooting 44 carBon monoxIDe Detector 45 Operation 45 Alarm 46 Testing 46 Cleaning Maintenance 46 fIre extIngUISHer 46 eScape egreSS WInDoW 47 2 WHeel moUntIng 2...

Page 18: ...her to the left than most vehicles a different perspective of the roadway is created Rely on the outside mirrors to line up with the center of the road and to check conditions behind the motorhome The...

Page 19: ...lower set of slots for most convertible child safety seats Harness straps snug on child harness clip at armpit level Less than 1 year 20 to 35 lbs Convertible Seat used rear facing select one recomme...

Page 20: ...home exterior including tires bay doors blind spots etc Use a push pull method of steering with both hands parallel on the steering wheel The motorhome is heavier than an automobile and has a higher c...

Page 21: ...three seconds of a brake application Use a four second rule when following other vehicles at speeds under 40 mph Use a five second rule when following at speeds over 40 mph Right Turns Negotiating a...

Page 22: ...e brakes as this can result in a loss of air pressure Avoid riding the brakes as this can cause brakes to overheat Either method can result in brake failure or loss of brake effeciveness Night Driving...

Page 23: ...ressure to register Engage the high idle feature until the engine coolant temperature gauge raises The engine is now ready for travel Whenever coolant temperature is below operating temperature idling...

Page 24: ...fety and durability of the hitch receiver requires proper use Avoid excessive towing loads or other misuse of the receiver Towing will affect fuel economy Weight pushing down on the rear hitch tongue...

Page 25: ...radled by the safety chains If the towed load does uncouple do not attempt to make a sudden stop and exacerbate the situation Apply the brakes with gentle steady pressure Pull over to the side of road...

Page 26: ...ion strip the wires 3 8 Twist the wire strands and place under the clip and secure the screw Make sure there are no loose strands of wire that could short against the case or other terminals DO NOT ac...

Page 27: ...acking process should begin while the motorhome is in forward motion Maneuver the motorhome to align with the chosen site Aligning the motorhome with the site after the backing process begins may requ...

Page 28: ...p situation Trailers have one pivot point and may be backed up The same rules for backing a motorhome can be applied to backing a trailer When preparing to back the trailer into a space maneuver the m...

Page 29: ...potable water hose to the city water connection in the service center Hook up the sewer hose Sewer drain pipe diameters are generally either three or four inches Proper sewer hose adapters will ensure...

Page 30: ...a non potable water hose to the tank flush fitting and flush the black tank system Close black tank valve and open grey water valve Water from the grey tank will help to flush the drain hose Once evac...

Page 31: ...Procedures If an emergency situation occurs use the appropriate braking technique and pull off the roadway a safe distance from traffic if possible Set the parking brake and turn on the hazard warnin...

Page 32: ...ry Boost Switch With the ignition key off press and hold the Battery Boost switch for ten seconds After ten seconds continue to hold the switch down and turn on the ignition If the engine fails to cra...

Page 33: ...source to connect to the chassis battery turn the main battery disconnect switches OFF prior to hooking up the jumper cables 2 Hook up the cables then wait several minutes to allow a surface charge to...

Page 34: ...rive axle only The brakes can be manually released if the air system will not build sufficient air pressure to release them This emergency procedure is to be used by trained technicians or towing pers...

Page 35: ...regular motorhome maintenance WARNING Driving on a tire that is under inflated can exceed the design limits of the tire and may damage the sidewall A damaged sidewall can burst upon inflation resulti...

Page 36: ...0 H 6005 H 12R22 5 75 S D 4940 4780 5200 4990 5450 5190 5690 5390 6005 5675 6205 5785 6405 5895 6610 6005 6870 6265 7130 6525 7390 H 6780 H 245 75R22 5 75 S D 3470 3260 3645 3425 3860 3640 3980 3740 4...

Page 37: ...ke sure they are good quality reinforced stainless steel braid Attach hoses securely to the outer wheel The valve stem cap guarantees the valve core will remain free of dirt and foreign material Mater...

Page 38: ...objects that could be embedded or puncture the tire and cause an air leak 9 Check the sidewalls for gouges cuts bulges or other irregularities Tire Support When Leveling Extreme caution must be taken...

Page 39: ...well of the tread Have the tire manufacturer inspect the tires for age weathering Storage of Tires Long Term A cool dry garage with a sealed cement floor is the preferred method of storage Tires stor...

Page 40: ...st be weighed to accurately determine the weight placed on each wheel position for proper weight computations The entire process of weigh management begins with the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating as list...

Page 41: ...t Rating GCWR The maximum allowable loaded weight of this motorhome and any towed trailer or towed vehicle Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR Load carrying capacity specified by manufacturer of a single ax...

Page 42: ...actual weight carried by each whell position When weighing the drive axle dual position divide the total weight by two to determine the weight carried by each tire When weighing the scales and the mo...

Page 43: ...lbs Add chart Scale B and D lines 2 for actual Gross Axle Weight GAW and record on chart under Totals Example 8 500 lbs Actual Gross Axle Weight GAW Example 8 500 lbs is not to exceed Gross Axle Weig...

Page 44: ...Carrying Capacity CCC Fresh water weight and LP Gas weight can now be subtracted from the remaining total line A Water weight is the number of gallons multiplied by 8 3 LP Gas weight is the number of...

Page 45: ...scale even when an axle or side is not physically on the scale Each wheel position must be weighed to accurately determine the weight carried at each wheel position Refer to the previous examples on...

Page 46: ...driving safety 2 42 2008 Knight Weighing Procedure Worksheet Example Worksheet 020255b conv...

Page 47: ...2008 KNight 43 driving safety 2 Weight Record Sheet Actual Worksheet 020255b...

Page 48: ...for approximately three seconds The alarm will sound if all electronic circuitry horn and battery are properly working The smoke alarm should be tested at least once a week when the motorhome is in us...

Page 49: ...natural gas oil charcoal or wood Anything that burns fuel such as engines generators furnaces gas stoves or water heaters produce CO Gas Consequently it is uncommon for household smoke from cigarette...

Page 50: ...detector operation after the motorhome has been in storage before each trip and at least once a week during use Test the alarm by holding the TEST RESET button in until the alarm sounds The alarm will...

Page 51: ...are fueled by materials that leave a residue when they burn paper wood cloth rubber and certain plastics B Fires that involve flammable liquids and gases gasoline paint thinner kitchen grease propane...

Page 52: ...driving safety 2 48 2008 Knight Notes...

Page 53: ...molD mIlDeW 66 peSt control 67 Storage 69 Short Term 69 Long Term 69 Winter Storage Checklist 71 Removal from Storage 71 3 SHoWer 3 SHoWer 3 ceIlIng 3 ceIlIng 3 Wall coverIngS 3 Wall coverIngS 3 WooD...

Page 54: ...Avoid brushes as they can scratch the surface and damage the paint Before washing the motorhome remove most of the accumulated dirt and road wash behind wheel openings below the windshield and on the...

Page 55: ...ce area Washing and waxing may not be completed in one afternoon Select sections to wax until the motorhome is complete If the task seems overwhelming have an automotive detailer perform the task Pain...

Page 56: ...o dry on the finish of the wheel as spotting will occur INFORMATION Instructions for cleaning handling and minor scratch repair to the coating can be found in Accuride service bulletin 2 0037 Rev 1 Co...

Page 57: ...d getting on the roof if it is icy or moisture laden as the surface can be very slick Use judgment if inspection is considered dangerous Have the motorhome inspected or sealed if necessary by a qualif...

Page 58: ...rface is clean and dry before a new application Cut the tube at an angle with the smallest usable opening Avoid a heavy bead as a little goes a long way Use finger at a 45 angle on beaded surface to s...

Page 59: ...n when the motorhome is exposed to a very humid climate for an extended period of time Protect the fabric from any unnecessary exposure to moisture Cover all upholstery and make sure window coverings...

Page 60: ...atex Paint Fresh paint can be wiped off with a damp cloth Hot soapy water will normally remove dried latex Tar or Asphalt Remove immediately Prolonged contact will result in a permanent stain Use a cl...

Page 61: ...a cleaning product If water is used clean the entire area where the spot occurred An example would be the entire seat cushion or the entire arm Allow to air dry DO NOT dry the wet areas with hair dry...

Page 62: ...rk from the edges of the spot to the center Blot thoroughly Repeat until spot is removed Follow steps on the Carpet Spot Removal Guide After each application absorb as much as possible before proceedi...

Page 63: ...pplication Never use sealers on unglazed tile With the exception of terra cotta which may be oiled or waxed tile does not need to be polished or buffed to maintain its finish NOTE Before using any sol...

Page 64: ...d Always begin with a mild detergent or soap and warm water To remove normal dirt clean with a soft sponge Rinse and wipe dry Before applying a cleaner test the cleaning agent on a small inconspicuous...

Page 65: ...g is using the right sandpaper for the repair that is needed Always sand with the grain Steel Wool Abrasive material composed of long steel fibers of varying degrees of fineness that are matted togeth...

Page 66: ...ool Find a stain that is a shade lighter than the wood finish Stain the bare wood with a very small amount of stain on a rag brush or cotton swab If the color is too light apply additional coats Rub a...

Page 67: ...NOT cut directly on the stainless steel surface Windows Water Spots Glass will develop water spots when not properly cleaned Water spots are magnified on a reflective finish Use a squeegee immediatel...

Page 68: ...om of the shade at each end Two lines on each side of the shade are threaded through the button and tied off Pull the tied off lines through the button to increase tension Leave some slack so the shad...

Page 69: ...g or preventing mold growth 3 Indoor humidity can be reduced by 30 to 60 when venting clothes dryers to the outdoors Ventilate the kitchen and bathroom by opening windows using exhaust fans or a combi...

Page 70: ...friendly hiding places shrubs trees and clutter Completely seal the underside of the motorhome Wire mesh will work well to prevent points of entry but beware of blocking necessary air vents Prior to o...

Page 71: ...rhome is parked in the flight path of a flock Bird droppings are hard to remove and will leave stains Prevent permanent staining to the motorhome roof by regularly cleaning the surface to remove all b...

Page 72: ...twice a month for possible leakage Store the motorhome with a full fuel tank to minimize moisture condensing at top of fuel tank Close vents and windows to prevent wind driven rain entrance Store tire...

Page 73: ...wall of the tires from cracking Make sure tires in storage contain the correct air pressure to prevent damaged caused by underinflation Regularly wash the exterior to help control moss accumulation Wa...

Page 74: ...recharge if needed If necessary disconnect the cables remove the batteries and store them in a cool dry place Check and recharge as needed Air Conditioner Remove the air filters Clean or replace Roof...

Page 75: ...itor panel is properly functioning Inspect the 120 Volt AC electrical system which includes the power cord inverter converter all outlets and exposed wiring NOTE Prepare the generator for operation fo...

Page 76: ...exterior interior care 3 72 2008 Knight Notes...

Page 77: ...40 SkQ only 95 Operation 95 Remote Control Receiver 96 Light Bulb Replacement 96 4 aIr conDItIonIng roof 4 aIr conDItIonIng roof 4 Operation 4 Operation 4 Heat Pump Operation 4 Heat Pump Operation 4...

Page 78: ...lity of food spoilage keep the interior box temperature at or below 40 F The refrigerator will consume more energy to maintain low temperature especially in hot humid climates Lower temperature may al...

Page 79: ...frigerator will automatically switch to LP Gas operation An alarm will sound and a code will display if the LP Gas igniter fails to light Press the MODE button until AU displays Release the button Pre...

Page 80: ...g storage Operating the icemaker without water pressure supplied to the refrigerator will risk damage to the icemaker assembly Water Line Heater A thermal disc supplies voltage to heater tape when amb...

Page 81: ...g unit Wash the interior using mild spray cleaners or a solution of liquid dish detergent and warm water DO NOT use scouring pads or abrasive cleaners that can damage the interior finish Rinse with a...

Page 82: ...as safety valve opens and the igniter sparks If the refrigerator fails to light indicated by F or NO FL No Flame turn the refrigerator off then back on and set to LP mode If after the third attempt th...

Page 83: ...igerator 1 Before defrosting press the ON OFF button to turn off the refrigerator 2 Press and hold the AUTO STORE button then press the ON OFF button dE Fr will show in the LED display Status Message...

Page 84: ...me outlet to verify 120 Volt AC power is present If the test item works contact an appliance repair facility to have the microwave convection oven checked Steam accumulating inside or around the outsi...

Page 85: ...and lift upwards 3 Remove the light bulb and replace only with an equivalent watt bulb DO NOT EXCEED 30 WATTS 4 Replace light cover louver and mounting screws Hood Light 1 Remove power to the microwa...

Page 86: ...fuel source flows through the valve into the mixture tube The fuel passes by a hole or venturi in the mixture tube which draws air in with the fuel for a proper fuel air ratio The flame should have a...

Page 87: ...ning Regularly wipe down the cooktop with a soft cloth and a warm detergent solution to keep it clean DO NOT clean the cooktop with abrasive or harsh cleaners such as steel wool bleach ammonia or oven...

Page 88: ...e Turn the SPARK knob clockwise one click If the burner fails to light continue turning the SPARK knob clockwise until the burner lights Turn the burner knob clockwise to OFF to turn the burner off WA...

Page 89: ...elines as the cooktop surface Porcelain Enamel Porcelain enamel a type of glass fused on steel at a very high temperature is not extremely delicate but must be treated as glass Sharp blows radical sur...

Page 90: ...Press the MODE button repeatedly until Fan is displayed Press the FAN button to select the desired fan speed Air Conditioner Operation Press the ZONE button to select Zone Press the MODE button repea...

Page 91: ...olt DC operated using LP Gas as the fuel source Electronic circuitry automatic ignition is used to ignite the burner The furnace uses outside air for the burner combustion and exhaust is expelled thro...

Page 92: ...e 1 some floorplans include furnaces in Zone 1 and 2 Select the Furnace mode on the Comfort Control using the MODE button Select the desired temperature using the UP and DOWN arrow buttons Tips After...

Page 93: ...of clear water flows with no bubbles or pockets of air DO NOT operate the water heater until the system is purged of air Inspect the water heater and water system for leaks after the water system is...

Page 94: ...an to determine the cause of the over temperature condition Water Heater Bypass Valve The bypass valve is located at the back of the water heater Turning the valve to the bypass position prevents wate...

Page 95: ...t fully remove the obstruction If the water heater indicator light does not illuminate and the water heater does not light ensure interior house power is on shore power plugged in and working and the...

Page 96: ...f non use conduct a simple test procedure to verify that all the hardware and electronic components are functioning Wipe the interior and exterior of the washer dryer with a damp cloth to remove accum...

Page 97: ...ary Remove hard water deposits using only cleaners labeled as washer safe Wipe the inside of the washer dryer door with a soft cloth to remove moisture Periodically apply a thin coat of paste wax to t...

Page 98: ...is about full 1 Unplug the power unit from grounded outlet 2 Rotate the bag cover counterclockwise and remove cover 3 With a finger on each side of the inlet slide the bag off the inlet tube 4 Pull t...

Page 99: ...ture pillows bedding paper cloth and curtains at least 3 from the front of the unit Extreme caution is necessary when the fireplace is operated by or near children and or handicap persons and whenever...

Page 100: ...place receiver may already be installed Light Bulb Replacement Light bulbs should be replaced when a section of the flame is dark or when the clarity and detail of the log exterior disappears Two bulb...

Page 101: ...nctions 114 System Options 114 Power Down Aladdin 115 tv entertaInment componentS 115 Television Front Lockout Feature 115 Connections Cable TV Computer Phone 115 TV Antenna 115 Video Selector Box 116...

Page 102: ...the ignition turned on the ignition override system will engage to automatically retract the step 6 Turn the ignition off and open the door The step will extend and lock in the OUT position This is t...

Page 103: ...or observing the latch and strike bolt alignment DO NOT attempt to latch if the alignment is off If the alignment is correct allow the latch to catch in the first primary position only The latch shoul...

Page 104: ...or the slide room to operate Safety Requirements Ensure the ignition key is in the OFF position when extending to the OUT position The park brake must be applied CAUTION DO NOT leave the slide room ex...

Page 105: ...k bars if extending Firmly latch all cabinet doors and close drawers Damage to the doors drawers and fascia can occur Locate the slide out room control switch Press and hold the slide room switch to t...

Page 106: ...system or a hydraulic pump system Before working on slide out system turn off both house and battery disconnect switches To Move the Main Slide Room Electric Motor System Manually 1 Turn off both the...

Page 107: ...bedroom slide out motor The motor is located near the ceiling of the slide out Remove the fascia valance or both 3 Disconnect the slide out motor electrical plug to remove 12 Volt DC power from the sl...

Page 108: ...Door Awning Extend Retract button and hold When desired extension is reached release the button To close push the Door Awning Extend Retract button and hold to retract the awning to its travel positi...

Page 109: ...stains disappear Contact Carefree of Colorado for removal of stubborn stains Polyweave and Vinyl Awnings Mildew will not form on the awning material itself but may form on the dust accumulated on the...

Page 110: ...r the 4 Amp fuse on the fan To remove the screen loosen the screws holding the screen in place Use a non abrasive soap and water to clean and reinstall Slightly open windows on the shaded side of the...

Page 111: ...structed Door Sliding The sliding pocket door uses two rollers at the top of each door may require adjustment during the life of the motorhome Locate the small wrench and turn the adjusting screw upwa...

Page 112: ...y lifting up from the center of sofa just below the seat cushions Push down on seat base until the seat base and backrest are flat Sleeper to Sofa Lift the seat base up until seat and back rest are in...

Page 113: ...lve by lifting valve latch Allow mattress to deflate Once mattress is deflated swing valve to closed position DO NOT LOCK VALVE CLOSED by locking the valve Air trapped in the mattress could cause dama...

Page 114: ...es under the right conditions mold or mildew may form inside mattress or bedding If this occurs call the manufacturer s customer service department at 800 318 2231 Mountain Traveling If traveling into...

Page 115: ...ont edge of the mattress platform Gas struts hold the mattress and platform open NOTE Overstressing gas struts by rapidly opening or closing the bed access cover can damage the struts or mounts In ext...

Page 116: ...E For information regarding subscriptions and service coverage areas contact the appropriate provider for the system Sirius Radio 1 888 539 7474 www siriusradio com INFORMATION For detailed informatio...

Page 117: ...displaying it on the monitor For motorhomes equipped with the optional side cameras activating a turn signal will select that corresponding side camera displaying it on the monitor Turning the hazard...

Page 118: ...s engine statistics periodically from the engine for use with trip calculations After such a change the next valid engine data will not be available for approximately one minute The rate of data chang...

Page 119: ...ated in the roadside rear compartment For convenience the auxiliary outlets are located throughout the motorhome NOTE The cable connection in the roadside rear compartment is a CABLE IN that connects...

Page 120: ...s regarding the front television make selections TV Ant Cable etc in the area marked Main TV For the bedroom television use the area marked TV 2 Entertainment To Operate Any Entertainment Component Al...

Page 121: ...nnel Auto Search to scan available channels also called Auto Channel Memory Exit menu Select desired channel on TV Use volume control on TV to select desired sound level NOTE To view Cable TV signals...

Page 122: ...sound is played in motorhome Dash Radio position sound is heard through front and bedroom speakers Home Theatre position bedroom speakers play only Dash Radio Operation To Play Radio House battery dis...

Page 123: ...ures including multi format playback for movies photos and music and progressive scan for enhanced picture quality Requirements for Operation House battery disconnect switch must be On Battery cut out...

Page 124: ...attached to a satellite receiver for Pay Per View movies and events NOTE The satellite is a self acquiring satellite TV antenna for use when the motorhome is stationary The system is not designed to t...

Page 125: ...ler Apply full strength liquid dish detergent to the dome surface and allow it to dry This treatment provides a film on the dome surface that will allow moisture to bead up and roll off NOTE If a need...

Page 126: ...ed switch displays tank and house battery status on the monitor panel 6 Water Pump Switch Applies 12 Volt DC power to the Water Pump if operating from the on board fresh water tank The pump status lig...

Page 127: ...Storage 138 WInterIzatIon 139 Using Air Pressure 139 Using Non Toxic Antifreeze 140 De winterization 141 Water ServIce center 142 6 toIlet 6 toIlet 6 13 6 13 Cleaning Maintenance 6 Cleaning Maintenan...

Page 128: ...tanks share a termination outlet A sewer hose can be attached from the drain to the shore sewer connection It is recommended to leave the black tank drain closed and the grey tank drain open when hook...

Page 129: ...and return the water control handle to City Water position 11 Disconnect the potable hose Remove pressure regulator Store the hose with both ends connected to prevent debris from entering the hose 12...

Page 130: ...can be operated from these following locations Hallway Systems Control Panel Water Service Center Kitchen To turn the water pump on or off Momentarily press the water pump switch The indicator lamp i...

Page 131: ...rature 100 F NOTE Depending on floor plan the water filter can be located in several locations One location is an exterior compartment typically a curbside compartment Another location is behind the w...

Page 132: ...Remove the water line connections and connect the bypass hose to the water lines see Water Filter Prepare a household chlorine bleach solution of 1 gallon water and cup of chlorine bleach Use 1 gallo...

Page 133: ...uide Good Sam Park Director Good Sam Club and other similar publications list dumping stations Some major oil companies offer dump facilities at selected stations also What Not to Put in Waste Holding...

Page 134: ...al plate Different style of adapters are available to fit most configurations Hose ladders may also be purchased to support the hose It is important that the hose remains secure Always tighten clamps...

Page 135: ...ore fitting Rinse the hose with outside facility and repeat the hose drain process 11 Remove the hose from shore fitting Install hose in carrier and lock door Secure the termination cap required by la...

Page 136: ...desired add chemicals to the holding tanks to control odor Follow the chemical manufacturer s directions To Empty the Grey Tank Liquid Waste Secure the flexible sewer hose from the Sani Con macerator...

Page 137: ...the macerator pump The bypass system is located inside the housing that covers the sewer hose Troubleshooting The house battery disconnect switch must be on 12 Volt DC power for the macerator pump co...

Page 138: ...oor flush Flush should be obtained within two to three seconds If a problem persists adjust the water level If problems continue the water pressure or flow rate may be low Remove the water supply line...

Page 139: ...nk This occurs when the Water Icon is red Emergency Override If the tank is full Water Icon is red and an emergency flush is needed do the following Press and hold either flush button for 6 seconds to...

Page 140: ...w freezing 32 F 0 C weather will require operation of the furnace to protect interior water lines fixtures water storage tanks and pumps Exposed drains may freeze quickly If in doubt about what temper...

Page 141: ...ed in the roadside water service center 4 Open fresh water tank low point drain valve Open winterization valve Open hot and cold water low point drain valves Open water pump shut off valve All are loc...

Page 142: ...ile engine antifreeze If ingested antifreeze can cause serious injury or death NOTE Freeze damage is not covered under warranty 1 Empty and flush the holding tanks 2 Disconnect the water line connecti...

Page 143: ...line affecting water pump operation WARNING When draining the low water drain lines and the water heater be sure the water is not hot Hot water from the lines can burn or injure skin NOTE Clean up ant...

Page 144: ...witch Optional 14 Sani Con Tank Flush System Optional 15 Low Point Hot Cold Water Drain Valves 16 Systems Test Port For Qualified Technicians Only 17 Secondary Ice Maker Drain Valve Not On All Units 1...

Page 145: ...proceDUreS cHecklISt 146 lp gaS tank 146 Measurement 146 Tank Capacity 147 Tank Filling 147 Tank Operation 147 lp gaS fUnDamentalS 148 lp gaS regUlator 148 lp gaS HoSe InSpectIon 150 lp gaS DIStrIBUtI...

Page 146: ...otorhome Keep open flame and spark producing materials away from the LP Gas area Shut off all appliances and the primary LP Gas tank valve when the motorhome is in storage If this warning is ignored a...

Page 147: ...f these cases has not masked an actual LP Gas alarm condition The LP Gas detector draws less current than one instrument panel lamp and will detect gas until the battery is drained down to 7 0 Volts A...

Page 148: ...e soft brush attachment of a vacuum 2 DO NOT spray cleaning agents or waxes directly onto the front panel This action may damage the sensor cause an alarm or cause a detector malfunction LP Gas Emerge...

Page 149: ...g a strong rotten egg odor near the tank and or a hissing noise may be detected WARNING Small amounts of LP Gas can escape and evaporate during the fueling process Protect bare skin Instant freezing w...

Page 150: ...performed by the regulator The two stage regulator reduces vapor pressure so that it is safe for use The first stage of the regulator reduces tank pressure to a range of 10 to 13 psig pounds per squa...

Page 151: ...diaphragm High tank pressure on a frozen diaphragm can cause a rupture and result in erratic pressure regulation This is why it is important to have the LP Gas pressure checked for proper pressure an...

Page 152: ...posed area where slippage has occurred NOTE Only a qualified RV service technician should complete replacement of LP Gas components Additional suggested maintenance After performing extensive testing...

Page 153: ...ncorrect flame or explosion can occur Only qualified personnel should perform any maintenance or repair to the LP Gas system LP Gas Safety Tips LP Gas is one of the safest and most reliable fuels avai...

Page 154: ...play with the knobs on the front of the LP Gas range Maintenance and Safety Tips for the LP Gas Water Heater Have the water heater venting system inspected annually or before first use of the season K...

Page 155: ...roviding AC Power with Inverter 160 Battery Charging with the Inverter 160 Factory Default Settings 161 Battery Temperature Sensor 161 Distribution Panel 50 Amp 162 House 120 240 Volt AC Panel 162 Ene...

Page 156: ...operate engine functions the engine system does not operate house functions However within the two systems there are some inner connections For example While the motorhome is driven the alternator on...

Page 157: ...P Gas detector Battery cut out switch The battery cut out switch is located inside and next to the entry door This switch controls the 12 Volt DC power to the house fuse panels When the switch is acti...

Page 158: ...r verifying proper voltage wait approximately one minute for the inverter to stabilize charging of the batteries before starting air conditioners or other large AC loads When Hooked to 30 Amps If 50 A...

Page 159: ...e the hand crank to retract the power cord To extend power cord pull out Extend only as much power cord as required to reach the outlet The cord should not be taut but slightly slack Transfer switch T...

Page 160: ...ne preheat WARNING Excessive cranking can overheat and damage the starter motor DO NOT crank the engine more than 30 seconds at any one time Wait at least two minutes before resuming If the generator...

Page 161: ...tion for temperature and elevation may also be necessary The generator s maximum output is rated at 500 feet above sea level Beyond this point the generator will lose approximately 3 5 of its rated po...

Page 162: ...nd appliances Remember that using the inverter quickly consumes house battery power Turn off the inverter when not in use to conserve house battery power The remote panel is used to change the variabl...

Page 163: ...perature rises the inverter will decrease charge voltage to prevent boiling the batteries When battery temperature cools the inverter will raise charge voltage Voltage compensation with temperature va...

Page 164: ...h of the lines supplying the remainder of the branch breakers up to 12 Energy Management The 50 Amp Smart EMS automatically senses the available power to the motorhome determining whether it is connec...

Page 165: ...Amp service mode this limit translates to 16 Amps Because the EMS calculates a running three hour average if the average load current drops below the limit the system restores power to loads based on...

Page 166: ...at can result from faulty insulation wet wiring from inside an appliance or any device or equipment plugged in or wired to that circuit The ground fault portion of the outlet or breaker uses sensitive...

Page 167: ...y Types Liquid Lead Acid LLA Deep Cycle Batteries Deep cycle batteries are a type of Liquid Lead Acid LLA battery Deep cycle batteries are best suited for use with 12 Volt operated lights appliances a...

Page 168: ...of current to flow between the terminals which can drain the battery Check the battery connections for tightness and corrosion If corrosion is found disconnect the cables mark cable locations and care...

Page 169: ...charging this battery can damage the rest of the battery bank and should be replaced An accurate digital Volt meter 5 will also give an indicator of the battery s state of charge Placing a load on the...

Page 170: ...C power from the batteries Determining Current Consumption First determine the amount of current used by an AC item For example The television is rated at 200 watts at 120 Volts AC Calculate watts to...

Page 171: ...insert light fixture into opening Once in opening the spring clips will expand and lock light fixture into place CAUTION DO NOT touch halogen lighting while on They can cause a burn DO NOT touch repl...

Page 172: ...168 2008 knight electrical systems house 8 NOTE Representation of electrical system may vary with options and changes to motorhome 060191v Electrical Layout...

Page 173: ...9 Chassis 9 Chassis 9 Battery cHaSSIS 9 Battery cHaSSIS 9 fUSe cIrcUItS 9 fUSe cIrcUItS 9 Battery maIntaIner 9 Battery maIntaIner BI DIrectIonal ISolator relay Delay 9 BI DIrectIonal ISolator relay De...

Page 174: ...coverage DANGER Due to the sensitive nature of the electronics on the chassis the following precautions are required to protect electrical components in the motorhome chassis 1 Disconnect the positive...

Page 175: ...mponent has failed It is recommended that the motorhome be taken to a qualified RV technician before any future use to diagnose and repair the problem Circuits are identified on the fuse label located...

Page 176: ...on Box Label Front Distribution Box 080522d Typical Front Distribution Box Layout 080522e 080522i Rear Distribution Box Label Rear Distribution Box 080522 Typical Rear Distribution Box Layout 080522b...

Page 177: ...and look at the post Note the differences between the numbered posts 1 The 30 post is the incoming fuse and or breaker power Some relay applications supply power to the 30 post Some use it for ground...

Page 178: ...charge during travel supplying the DC current necessary to operate running lights or other DC loads If the house batteries are in a low state of charge it is recommended to charge the house batteries...

Page 179: ...ivates the audible turn signal sound Hazard Flashers The flasher button is located on the steering column To turn on the four way flashers pull out on the flasher button To turn off the flashers push...

Page 180: ...oil and air flow through the radiator resulting in increased transmission and engine temperature CAUTION DO NOT use the economy mode in heavy stop and go traffic or mountainous terrain Frequent shifti...

Page 181: ...auge indicates MPH and KPH 6 ODOMETER TRIP METER Records the mileage driven as well as total mileage on a trip 7 MILEAGE TRIP RESET BUTTON Used to toggle between the odometer Trip 1 Trip 2 and the tra...

Page 182: ...le fault in the ABS Brake system 3 LEFT TURN Audible left Turn Indicators Audible indicator cancels when the brake is applied 4 RIGHT TURN Audible right Turn Indicators Audible indicator cancels when...

Page 183: ...de PASS SHADE Operates the power sun visor located on the passenger side PEDAL IN OUT PEDAL IN OUT Use the Pedal In Out switch to adjust the brake and throttle pedals The switch moves the pedals inwar...

Page 184: ...nd time delay between wipes ranging from 45 seconds to two seconds will occur The amount of delay time changes as knob is rotated A continuous low or high speed can be obtained by rotating the knob to...

Page 185: ...itch to be on MAP LIGHT Turns ON and OFF map light The battery cut out switch must be on for map light to function PASS SHADE Operates the power sun visor located on passenger side STEP LIGHT Operates...

Page 186: ...unit through the A C coil The Mode Control Knob in the MAX A C position closes off a damper door to outside air and recirculates air from inside the motorhome Select this position when maximum cold a...

Page 187: ...air outlets should have cold air System Components Compressor The compressor is belt driven from the engine through the compressor and electronic clutch pulley The compressor will pump freon from a lo...

Page 188: ...r frozen 10 Thermostat control is faulty 11 Mode control switch is faulty 12 Compressor is faulty 13 Loss of refrigerant NOTE An ultraviolet or UV Blue Light cube is used for leak detection when dye i...

Page 189: ...stics will notify the operator of deviations from the programmed limits of the engine through the warning lamp in the dashboard Should a system component with the engine develop a deviation the warnin...

Page 190: ...electrical systems chassis 9 186 2008 Knight engine no start flow chart...

Page 191: ...Leveling Jacks 10 Retracting Leveling Jacks 10 21 10 210 10 0 engIne general InformatIon 10 engIne general InformatIon 10 21 10 211 10 1 StartIng proceDUre 10 StartIng proceDUre 10 21 10 212 10 2 Nor...

Page 192: ...the Roadmaster chassis is the air suspension system using eight air bags and gas shock absorbers This design provides the smoothest ride best handling and trouble free service while delivering excelle...

Page 193: ...d the governor will send an air purge signal to the Air Dryer This opens the purge port of the Air Dryer expelling moisture The purge action of the Air Dryer is identified by the short release of air...

Page 194: ...nt leakage WARNING DO NOT remove air hoses from fittings while system is pressurized Serious injury may occur WARNING Never place yourself under motorhome without first properly blocking frame jacksta...

Page 195: ...his test requires a flat level surface as the park brake will be released with the engine off Chock wheels to prevent vehicle movement 1 Start engine 2 Run engine until a chuff air release is heard fr...

Page 196: ...the auxiliary air fitting is charged from the front air tank through a pressure protection valve To use this feature Slide the locking collar back Using a firm grip fully insert the air fitting into t...

Page 197: ...mpartment WARNING Remove all pressure from the air system before disconnecting any component including the desiccant cartridge Pressurized air can cause serious personal injury Desiccant Cartridge War...

Page 198: ...yer A small charge of air from the front air tank backflows through the filter The backflow dries the desiccant preparing it for the next cycle Air Spring Inspections Items listed below should be chec...

Page 199: ...shaft angle as well as various other running gear components Brake Systems Air Brakes The air brake system on the motorhome differs from a conventional automotive hydraulic braking system and should b...

Page 200: ...dash panel A wooden clothes pin clasped at the base of the shaft will work Automatic Slack Adjuster The braking system is equipped with automatic slack adjusters As brake lining wears the slack adjus...

Page 201: ...polarized giving positive and negative pulsations A stationary sensor is mounted adjacent to the tone ring to monitor magnetic pulses The pulses are monitored by the ABS electronic control unit ECU T...

Page 202: ...ting a wire at the rear of the connector Pin 18 is located in the bottom right corner labeled ABS Warning NOTE System configuration codes are sequences of six blinked digits while fault codes are sequ...

Page 203: ...e system checked when noting apparent differences It is normal to hear some hydraulic noise from the steering especially when the steering is at maximum or while turning the wheel when the motorhome i...

Page 204: ...ed when the motorhome is in motion Incorrect toe settings where toed in or toed out can have a significant affect on tire wear The toe setting is adjusted by lengthening or shortening the cross tube C...

Page 205: ...he intermediate steering shaft connects the steering wheel to the steering box Service the intermediate steering shaft universal joints and slip yoke every 30 000 miles or annually Check the torque on...

Page 206: ...joint uses sealed boots to prevent water intrusion DO NOT rupture the boot when applying grease Grease interval is six months or every 5 000 miles NOTE It will be necessary to start the motorhome and...

Page 207: ...xle is a single reduction axle The differential gears consist of a hypoid pinion and ring gear set and bevel differential gears The differential carrier can be removed from the axle housing as a unit...

Page 208: ...e housing breathers on top of axle housing Clean the breathers if dirty or replace them if damaged Drive Shaft The drive shaft transfers the power produced by the engine to the drive axle A worn or ou...

Page 209: ...assure proper reassembly Phasing is relatively simple on a two joint set Be sure the slip yoke lugs and the tube yoke lugs are in line The U Joint working angle is the angle formed by the intersectio...

Page 210: ...when parked The leveling system features a remote control panel located near the pilot seat The multiple warning system that consists of a Jacks Down LED and warning alarm if a jack is down and the tr...

Page 211: ...under the jack pads to help disperse the weight If blocking up a rear jack pad to gain added clearance when the motorhome is on a slope place a wheel chock at the opposite set of rear wheels to preve...

Page 212: ...LED s next to Jack Extend switches are off and the green Power Gear Level light is illuminated Turn off the remote panel Turn off the ignition switch NOTE If additional height or surface support is ne...

Page 213: ...ntrolling air fuel mixture inlet flow As the throttle plate opens vacuum created by the piston velocity draws the metered fuel air charge into the combustion chamber then ignites from a controlled ele...

Page 214: ...becomes thick and battery output is reduced Thick oil combined with less amperage available from the battery increases difficulty in starting the engine Depending on ambient temperature it may be nece...

Page 215: ...help ensure trouble free starts 6 Start out slowly with the motorhome to allow the transmission and axle lubricants time to circulate and warm before putting them under full load WARNING Use of ether...

Page 216: ...plemental Coolant Additive SCA buffering compounds and clean quality water The difference between fully formatted antifreeze and fully formatted coolant is the percentage of water The antifreeze of co...

Page 217: ...and Maintenance Bulletin 3666132 Engine Coolant Reservoir The engine coolant reservoir is connected to the radiator by a hose Coolant heats and expands as the motorhome is driven Coolant displaced by...

Page 218: ...s will cause uneven rapid cooling and possibly result in further engine damage Freeze Protection Coolant freeze protection is checked using a refractometer for accuracy This meter checks at what point...

Page 219: ...cooler as well as using a steam cleaner will not damage the CAC However pressure washer and steam cleaner nozzles placed too close to the CAC can bend the fins The recommended cleaning procedure for t...

Page 220: ...ke does not cancel cruise control NOTE Idle the engine three to five minutes at approximately 1000 RPM to warm the engine before activating the exhaust brake Transmission The Allison World transmissio...

Page 221: ...odes when troubleshooting The diagnostic circuitry must be enabled to display NOTE Cruise control switch enabled alerts the shift schedule Turn off the cruise power switch in congested traffic and mou...

Page 222: ...the ECU process and transmission operation Inactive codes are retained in memory but may not affect the ECU process or transmission operation A service technician will activate Diagnostic mode or hook...

Page 223: ...proof of the initial Main filter change Refer to the Allison transmission owner s manual or contact an authorized Allison service center for service intervals Proper Fluid Levels Transmission fluid co...

Page 224: ...ormed If the level is not within this band add or drain the fluid as necessary to put the level to the middle of the Cold Check band Perform a fluid level check from the shift selector or a Hot Check...

Page 225: ...l Due to variances in biodiesel its use is restricted by the engine manufacturer Refer to the OEM engine manual for acceptable biodiesel tolerances Tips Try to obtain fuel from sources that are servic...

Page 226: ...two adjustments 1 EMPTY Adjusts for length of sender It is set at the factory covered with a sealant and should not be changed 2 FULL Full Adjustment The full adjustment can be used to correct for sl...

Page 227: ...ix months or every 15 000 miles or at the first indication of power loss Refer to the engine OEM manual for service intervals of the secondary fuel filter Water in Fuel If water in fuel is found in th...

Page 228: ...Filter Change the hydraulic oil filter every 15 000 miles or once a year for cellulose element 1 Using a 15 16 wrench loosen the center cover bolt 2 Remove the bolt and cover plate to access the spri...

Page 229: ...indicator approaches the red top area it is signaling that the air filter is becoming excessively dirty Service the air filter when the red indicator stays in the window with the engine off How To Res...

Page 230: ...rn on when exhaust temperatures reach 1450 F indicating an active regeneration cycle is underway Once the DPF is clear of particulate matter the DPF light will turn off DPF Light Warning System If the...

Page 231: ...e and rating Lubricants Many chassis components require lubrication The types of lubricants used will vary with the application of the component A component may fail prematurely due to lack of lubrica...

Page 232: ...l removal may be necessary to gain access the grease fittings NOTE Suspension steering brake and drivetrain components are lubricated at factory using NLGI 2 Lithium Soap based grease To apply grease...

Page 233: ...2008 KNight chassis information 10 229 Notes...

Page 234: ...chassis information 10 230 2008 Knight Lubrication Charts NOTE Front and rear chassis charts are representations Actual location of equipment may vary 070168d 070169n...

Page 235: ...al mileage to protect seals bearings and gaskets from drying out and failing The motorhome must be started and driven for at least 20 miles every two weeks It is important to remember the generator ma...

Page 236: ...instructions for specific maintenance information Tank Capacities Approx Gallons All Models Water Heater 10 gallons Grey Water 62 gallons Black Water 40 gallons Fresh Water 100 gallons Diesel Fuel 10...

Page 237: ...2008 KNight chassis information 10 233 Battery Specification Charts...

Page 238: ...ading and who performed 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...

Page 239: ...8 KNight chassis information 10 235 Battery Record MAKE TYPE DATE INSTALLED REPAIRS DATE REPLACED SERVICE MONTHS MILES TIRE RECORD MAKE TYPE PLY DATE INSTALLED REPAIRS DATE REPLACED SERVICE MONTHS MIL...

Page 240: ...Price IN Creative Designers Aaron Graham OR Kelly Stroble OR Julie Slagle IN Illustrations Kelly Stroble Aaron Graham Dustin Hutchcraft PRINTING Holiday Graphics IN ONLINE Corporate Site www monaco o...

Page 241: ...er Select Button 112 Alternator 176 Alternator Testing Procedure 176 Appliances Introduction 74 Arched Back Booth Dinette Optional 110 Bed Conversion 110 Awnings 103 Awning Care Cleaning 105 Front Doo...

Page 242: ...Phasing Driveline Balance 207 Driving Safety 14 Familiarize Yourself 14 Inspections 14 Mirror Adjust 14 Safety Seat Belts 14 Driving Tips 16 Dry Camping 25 E Electrical Layout 170 Electric Toilet 40...

Page 243: ...cuits 172 Fuses 165 G Generator 120 AC Diesel 157 Generator Exercise 160 Generator Fuel 159 Powering the Equipment 159 Pre Start Checks 158 Resetting the Circuit Breaker 159 Starting the Generator 158...

Page 244: ...ntrol 65 Power Sunvisors 107 Pull Down Shades Optional 107 R Rear Grill 217 Rear Vision system 22 Refrigerator 74 Air in LP Gas Supply Lines 78 Control Panel Four Door 75 Control Panel Two Door Option...

Page 245: ...nformation File 4 Warranty Limited 2008 Monaco i Warranty Limited 2008 Roadmaster iii Washer Dryer Optional 92 Operation 92 Test Procedure 92 Washer Dryer Maintenance 93 Winterizing the Washer Dryer 9...

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