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Monaco DYNASTY 2006, User Manual

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DYNASTY 2006

Leveling - Hydraulic (Optional)  ........................... 336

Automatic Leveling ............................................ 338
Maintenance ........................................................ 340
Manual Leveling ................................................. 338
Manual Override ................................................. 340
Retracting Leveling Jacks ................................... 339

Lights ........................................................................ 278

Interior Halogen .................................................. 278
Map Lights .......................................................... 278

LP-Gas Consumption ............................................. 249
LP-Gas Detector ...................................................... 240

Alarm .................................................................. 241
Maintenance ........................................................ 242
Testing ................................................................. 241

LP-Gas Distribution Lines ..................................... 249
LP-Gas Emergency Procedures Checklist ............ 242
LP-Gas Fundamentals ............................................ 246
LP-Gas Hose Inspection ......................................... 248
LP-Gas Regulator ................................................... 247
LP-Gas Safety Tips ................................................. 250
LP-Gas Systems ....................................................... 239
LP-Gas Tank ............................................................ 243

Accessory Hookup  ............................................. 245
Measurement ....................................................... 243
Tank Capacity ..................................................... 243
Tank Filling ......................................................... 243
Tank Operation .................................................... 245

Lubrication Charts ................................................. 366
Lubrication Maintenance ....................................... 363

M, N, O

Maintenance Records ............................................. 373
Master Off Switch ................................................... 257
Metric/U.S. Conversion Chart ............................... 372
Microwave/Convection Oven ................................. 130

Care & Cleaning ................................................. 132
Setting the Clock ................................................. 131

Mold & Mildew ....................................................... 109

P, Q

Pest Control ............................................................. 110
Plumbing Manifold ................................................. 216
Power Sunvisor  ....................................................... 183
Pressure Accumulator Tank ................................... 218
Privacy Drape- Electric (Optional) ....................... 183

R

Rear View Camera/Aladdin System ........................ 35
Rear View System (Optional) ................................... 35

“See Vision” (Optional)  ....................................... 36

Receiver-Monitor (Optional) .................................. 190
Refrigerator ............................................................. 121

Air in LP-Gas Supply Lines ................................ 126
Control Panel  ..................................................... 123
Cooling Unit Fans ............................................... 125
Doors ................................................................... 125
Icemaker .............................................................. 124
Interior Light ....................................................... 126
Operation Specifi cs ............................................. 121
Refrigerator Alarm .............................................. 124
Service ................................................................. 126
Storage Procedures .............................................. 125

Refrigerator - Residential (Optional) .................... 127
Roof Antennas ......................................................... 195

S

Safety Terms .............................................................. 13
Safe (Optional) .......................................................... 77
Satellite (Optional) .................................................. 201

In-Motion System (Optional) .............................. 204
Stationary System ............................................... 201

Satellite Prep ............................................................ 201
Satellite Radio (Optional) ....................................... 191
Seat Controls ........................................................... 184

Memory Control .................................................. 185

Security System (Optional) ...................................... 72
Service Center ......................................................... 234
Set-Up Procedures ..................................................... 39
Shock Absorber ....................................................... 331
Shore Power Hook-up ............................................. 257

120 Volt AC & Amp Meters ................................ 261
Power Cord Reel (Optional) ............................... 260

Shower ...................................................................... 102
Slide-out Operation ................................................. 169

Extending & Retracting Slide Rooms ................. 170
Manual Override ................................................. 171
Manual Override - Electric Bedroom Slide-out .. 172

Smoke Detector ......................................................... 78

Maintenance .......................................................... 78
Operation ............................................................... 78
Testing ................................................................... 78
Troubleshooting .................................................... 79

Summary of Contents for DYNASTY 2006

Page 1: ...d Warranty coverage applies to all owners including subsequent owners of the motorhome However a subsequent owner must submit a warranty transfer form by ling the form through an authorized Monaco dea...

Page 2: ...defect or damage is detected and corrected at the factory or by the selling dealer during the inspection process performed by the Warrantor and the selling dealer If however you discover any such defe...

Page 3: ...ompact disc player washer dryer inverter and cellular phone or aking peeling and chips or other defects or damage in or to the exterior or nish caused by rocks or other road hazards the environment in...

Page 4: ...assis for thirty six 36 months from the original retail purchase date or the rst 36 000 miles of use whichever occurs rst If you use the Roadmaster Chassis that your motorhome is mounted upon for any...

Page 5: ...nce of repairs to component parts and appliances excluded from coverage shall be considered good will repairs which shall not alter the express terms of this limited warranty Warrantor may use new and...

Page 6: ...and slide outs items that are working as designed but which you are unhappy with because of the design normal wear and usage routine maintenance including by way of example wheel alignments component...

Page 7: ...incidental damages so the above exclusions may not apply to you Legal Remedies THESE WARRANTIES ARE NOT INTENDED TO EXTEND TO FUTURE PERFORMANCE ANY ACTION TO ENFORCE THESE EXPRESS OR ANY IMPLIED WARR...

Page 8: ...DDENDUMS TECH TIPS www monaco online com Click on the Monaco logo Place curser on SERVICE link and choose either MANUAL ADDENDUMS or TECH TIPS from the drop down menu Wood Finish Because no two trees...

Page 9: ...N 1 DRIVING SAFETY 2 EXTERIOR INTERIOR CARE 3 APPLIANCES 4 EQUIPMENT 5 WATER SYSTEMS 6 LP GAS SYSTEMS 7 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS HOUSE 8 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS CHASSIS 9 CHASSIS INFORMATION 10 INDEX PP 377 DYNA...

Page 10: ...nt will not re ect modi cations that may have been performed by previous owners Copyright Monaco Coach Corporation All rights reserved All other trademarks or registered trademarks are property of the...

Page 11: ...DYNASTY 2006 GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION 1 SAFETY TERMS 13 GLOSSARY OF TERMS 14 SURVEY 19 WARRANTY TRANSFER APPLICATION 21...

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Page 13: ...substance or harmful chemical NOTE Information and reminders concerning proper operation of the motorhome and or its components INSPECTION Inspection of the motorhome and or its components is require...

Page 14: ...tained by multiplying the current in amperes by the time in hours of discharge Example A battery which delivers 5 amperes for 20 hours delivers 5 amperes times 20 hours or 100 Amp Hr of capacity ANSI...

Page 15: ...r cartridge Direct Current DC Power that is stored in a battery bank or supplied by photovoltaics alternator chargers and DC generators Direct current is also known as battery power Drain Trap This is...

Page 16: ...a pressure gauge reading in which the gauge is adjusted to read zero at the surrounding atmospheric pressure It is commonly called gauge pressure Purge The initial blast of air decompression from the...

Page 17: ...rface Module Component used to interface engine and transmission functions with the motorhome chassis operation Volt The unit of measure for electric potential Watt The unit for measuring electrical p...

Page 18: ...18 SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION DYNASTY 2006 NOTES...

Page 19: ...not please address any area s we need to expand or improve on ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ _______...

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Page 21: ...You understand that the unit is to be used only for family camping and cross country travel on improved roads 3 All information provided by you on face side of this form is true and correct 4 You unde...

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Page 23: ...portance of Air Pressure 50 Tire Pressure Inflation Guideline 51 TIRE CHART GOODYEAR 51 Inspecting Pressure 53 Air Pressure Checklist 54 Supporting When Leveling 55 Tire Vibration 55 Tire Rotation 56...

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Page 25: ...eral states require a special license endorsement and motorhome inspection prior to registration Know and observe the laws of the states in which you will be traveling Laws may vary from state to stat...

Page 26: ...etractors and insert the tab into the buckle you will hear a click when the tab locks into the buckle Seat belt lengths automatically adjust to your size and sitting position Do not route belts over a...

Page 27: ...Example 2 Most seats require a top slot for facing forward Young Children Children ages 4 to 8 over 40 pounds unless over 4 9 require a booster seat The booster seat places the child s waist and shoul...

Page 28: ...of the motorhome Manually shift to a lower gear when descending a long hill and begin the descent at a slow speed Do not allow the motorhome to gain momentum before trying to slow down Use the engine...

Page 29: ...f ciently Fuel Air mixture At a given RPM the engine even with the help of a turbo charger can only pump a given volume of air into the combustion chamber This volume of air can ef ciently combine wit...

Page 30: ...d Weather Use Keep speeds slow and steady Make moves gradually and increase visual distance for a gain in reaction time If road or weather conditions are treacherous nd a safe stopping place and wait...

Page 31: ...n occurs causing carbon build up and raw fuel to wash lubricating oil from the cylinder walls and dilute the crankcase oil Excessive idling more than 10 or 15 minutes can clog fuel injectors eventuall...

Page 32: ...shower and pocket doors Turn off interior lighting Adjust exterior mirrors and check dash gauges for proper operation INFORMATION For chassis maintenance details refer to the chassis section CAUTION...

Page 33: ...ight 2 Make the electrical connection and perform a light check before starting a trip and at each rest stop 3 Check the tires frequently Flat tires on a towed vehicle cannot be detected from the moto...

Page 34: ...usts the amount of braking force applied Adjust gain settings 1 9 so the towed vehicle appropriately applies suf cient braking force Gain set too high will cause towed vehicle wheel skid Once set the...

Page 35: ...rned on For more detailed instructions see the manufacturer s manual NOTE The input select knob is to remain in the A position The Sony monitor is also used with the Aladdin System for up to date info...

Page 36: ...on the exterior rear and one camera on each rearview mirror A Video Select feature on the Aladdin is used to alternate between camera views When a turn signal is activated the system will automatical...

Page 37: ...Use road markings as reference points when possible When pull through sites are not available pick a solid level site on the left side for a better eld of vision using the roadside mirror If the site...

Page 38: ...not suitable for backing Attempting to back up the motorhome while connected to a tow bar or tow dolly can jack knife the tow device causing the wheels of the towed vehicle to move in a forward sidew...

Page 39: ...vice Turn shore power circuit breaker OFF prior to plugging in the shore cord Begin appliance operation on LP Gas if hooked to less than 50 Amp service for the rst 60 minutes Switch the refrigerator o...

Page 40: ...ook ups plan ahead and conserve resources for a successful dry camping trip Below are some suggestions Before arriving at the site ensure batteries are fully charged and properly maintained see Sectio...

Page 41: ...nect the cable TV and lower the TV antenna Disconnect and stow the telephone line Retract awnings and secure them for travel Close the primary LP Gas tank valve Connect the sewer hose Drain and ush ho...

Page 42: ...the fuel level gauge and all other dash gauges for operation and correct level indications Departure Checklist Check items in storage bays to ensure shifting or damage of items will not occur Look aro...

Page 43: ...s to summon state or local emergency assistance In the event of motorhome breakdown subscribers can contact an advisor at the call center Concerns involving interior operations that do not impede trav...

Page 44: ...the event of a at tire The size and weight of the motorhome and its tires require proper equipment to change the tire A professional service technician will have the equipment and training needed to...

Page 45: ...30 gallons of fuel to the empty tank possibly more if the motorhome is parked on an angle 2 Follow the instructions To Prime the Fuel System located in Fuel System Fuel Filters in Section 10 Dead Cha...

Page 46: ...ting or an external charger hooked to the chassis battery Jump Starting Using an External Source When using jumper cables to start the engine the cables must connect in a parallel con guration That is...

Page 47: ...e disconnecting the positive cables to prevent arcing 5 If the engine does not crank or cranks slowly DO NOT CONTINUE Extensive damage re or injury can occur Obtain help from a quali ed technician TOW...

Page 48: ...rt weight loads imposed by lifting the motorhome from the rear If the rear wheels are disabled place the motorhome on a at bed trailer or use a heavy duty dolly under the rear wheels and tow the motor...

Page 49: ...g from the center of rear brake chamber on the drive axle Remove the caging tool from its holder on the brake chamber and insert the tool into hole Turn clockwise to engage Screw nut and washer onto c...

Page 50: ...with the wheel Inner Liner Keeps air inside the tire Importance of Air Pressure The most important factor in maximizing the life of the tires is maintaining proper in ation Driving on any tire that d...

Page 51: ...icated in the tire chart for the load carried by the tire DO NOT OVERINFLATE OR UNDERINFLATE THE TIRES The Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR of the axles listed on the federal certi cation label attached...

Page 52: ...4530 4380 4770 4580 4990 4760 5220 4950 5510 5205 5730 5415 5950 5625 6175 G 5840 G 6320 5895 6465 5950 6610 H 6005 H 12R22 5 75 S D 4940 4780 5200 4990 5450 5190 5690 5390 6005 5675 6205 5785 6405 58...

Page 53: ...ss 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 Material lodged between the valve core and internal s...

Page 54: ...hing the pump It is normal for tires to heat up and the air pressure inside to go up as driven Never bleed or reduce air pressure when tires are hot 2 Remove the cap from the valve on one tire 3 Firml...

Page 55: ...of the sidewall CAUTION Supporting the tires prevents damage to the sidewall of the tires and does not prevent tire roll Tire Vibration Sudden tire failure is often preceded by tire vibration Symptom...

Page 56: ...urface Consult the tire manufacturer as soon as possible WARNING In many instances the life of the tires on the motorhome is not determined by mileage but by age Tires are subject to weathering Weathe...

Page 57: ...n WARNING Never use wheels or lug nuts different than the original equipment as this could damage the wheel or the mounting system Damage to the wheel or mounting system could cause a wheel to come of...

Page 58: ...e and the weight on each axle is unknown follow the recommended tire in ation pressure s listed on the federal certi cation label When loading a motorhome never exceed the motorhome s Gross Vehicle We...

Page 59: ...as measured at tire ground interfaces Sleeping Capacity Weight Rating SCWR The manufacturer s designated number of sleeping positions multiplied by 154 pounds Tire Pressure A motorhome may weigh sligh...

Page 60: ...ti ed public scales are located in moving and storage lots farm supplies with grain elevators gravel pits recycling companies and large commercial truck stops To locate a nearby public scale access ch...

Page 61: ...DYNASTY 2006 DRIVING SAFETY SECTION 2 61 Weight Label 100179d...

Page 62: ...100 lbs Weigh passenger side drive axle Scale E and record weight on chart Scale E line 2 Example 6 900 lbs Take the Tag Axle Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR and divide it by two Example Tag axle GAWR t...

Page 63: ...ion system Tire blowout or broken suspension components can lead to loss of vehicle control resulting in property damage personal injury or death CAUTION If actual weight carried by any tire is below...

Page 64: ...ns times 8 3 or 415 pounds A 30 gallon LP Gas tank will have 24 gallons of LP Gas due to the 80 valve This would mean 24 gallons multiplied by 4 2 or 100 8 pounds A 15 000 415 B 14 585 B 14 585 100 8...

Page 65: ...ach wheel position must be weighed to accurately determine the weight carried at each wheel position Refer to the previous examples on how to weigh each wheel position Each wheel position weight must...

Page 66: ...66 SECTION 2 DRIVING SAFETY DYNASTY 2006 Weighing Procedure Worksheet Example Worksheet 020255p...

Page 67: ...DYNASTY 2006 DRIVING SAFETY SECTION 2 67 Actual Worksheet 020255c...

Page 68: ...68 SECTION 2 DRIVING SAFETY DYNASTY 2006 Weight Record Sheet 020262...

Page 69: ...t 2 seconds and a red light below 1 second Audible warnings are issued when immediate action is required to avoid an accident SmartCruise Reduces driver fatigue The VORAD system uses a radar signal to...

Page 70: ...will adjust the SmartCruise following distance from d1 to d8 The d1 setting represents a following distance of approximately 2 seconds behind a lead vehicle and d8 represents a following distance of 3...

Page 71: ...a complete stop The driver is ultimately responsible for the safe operation of the motorhome The driver should fully understand the operating characteristics and limitations of the SmartCruise and ta...

Page 72: ...nctioning If the system chirps once after it has locked the doors this is a Bypass Noti cation The system is armed however one or more system zones are open The LED will ash in groups that indicate wh...

Page 73: ...ound sensors are used to detect impact noises repetitive or single heavy impact and glass breakage Sound sensors are located in the galley and in the bedroom Window sensors are located on the bedroom...

Page 74: ...ppear to be non functional Reset the Zones using the ignition Table of Zones Zone One is Pin Switches Zone Four is Bay Doors Zone Two is Warn Away Zone Five is Ignition Zone Three is Entry Door Quick...

Page 75: ...ss and hold the Valet Program button 4 Select a feature 5 Program a feature 6 Release the Valet Program button When the feature is programmed Other features can be programmed within the same menu Anot...

Page 76: ...ignition is turned OFF Active Passive Locking Active selected Active locking means the doors will not lock when the system is passively armed Passive locking means the doors will lock when the system...

Page 77: ...ulse Count 1 to 5 Pulses ONE This is the number of times the Valet Program button must be pressed before disarming the system Door Trigger Error Chirp ON OFF ON Ignition Controlled Dome light Supervis...

Page 78: ...bustion is sensed NOTE The unit will not operate without a battery A battery flag will pop up preventing the unit from being installed to the mounting bracket without a battery Carbon zinc batteries a...

Page 79: ...lungs Level of contamination in the body reduces at half life increments at approximately four hour intervals Treatment with Oxygen will quicken recovery time In cases of mild exposure the symptoms m...

Page 80: ...m horn will sound and can be reset by the TEST RESET button The CO detector has detected the presence of 60 ppm Steady red indicates a CO ALARM condition The detector has sensed the presence of levels...

Page 81: ...the detector refer to an authorized service center DO NOT REMOVE POWER INSPECT Check the CO detector weekly and at the beginning and end of each trip FIRE EXTINGUISHER The re extinguisher in the moto...

Page 82: ...volve energized electrical wiring or equipment If electricity to the equipment is turned off a class C re becomes one of the other two class res ESCAPE EGRESS WINDOW The Egress window designated for u...

Page 83: ...Vinyl 92 Leather 94 Sensuede 94 Optima Leather O Vinyl 95 Fabric Cleaning Codes 95 Fabric Specifications Charts 97 FLOORS 100 Carpet Cleaning 100 Tile Floor 101 Laminate Floor Optional 102 SHOWER 102...

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Page 85: ...uld be used when washing the motorhome Use only mild detergents or preferred speci cally designed automotive detergents Avoid using abrasive cleansers or laundry detergents that will scratch the clear...

Page 86: ...ive getting the two for one idea These products can be too abrasive for clear coats and are not recommended for use Rubbing Compounds These types of products are generally applied by using a buffer Th...

Page 87: ...years out of the tires Use a soft brush and a mild detergent to clean the tires If a dressing product is used to protect the tires from aging use extra care and caution Tire dressings that contain pet...

Page 88: ...couring pads these can mar or scratch the finish Strong detergents alkaline or acidic cleaners acids or lye based chemical products or solvents CAUTION Rinse aluminum wheels using high pressure water...

Page 89: ...oints and seams is necessary to prevent the entrance of moisture into the motorhome Enough emphasis cannot be placed on this issue Extreme damage from a water leak can rapidly occur Never leave the mo...

Page 90: ...paint adhesion Black Urethane Used for sealing windshields not designed to ll holes or other imperfections Black Urethane is available in a tube that applies similar to silicone Clean up using solven...

Page 91: ...ABRICS General Care Cleaning Special care needs to be taken when the motorhome is exposed to a very humid climate for an extended period of time Protect the fabric from any unnecessary exposure to moi...

Page 92: ...nyl Bird Excreta Vomit Stains Sponge the area with soapy water containing a diluted bleach until the stain is removed Rinse thoroughly with clean water Urine Stains Sponge with soapy water containing...

Page 93: ...e original source Remove shoe polish immediately as it contains a dye which will cause permanent staining Rinse thoroughly with clean water Candy Ice Cream Coffee Tea Fruit Stains Liquor Wine Tanning...

Page 94: ...undering Dry Cleaning Sensuede is machine washable However when combined with materials for lining that do not stand up to a washing machine the fabric should be professionally dry cleaned Stain Remov...

Page 95: ...r each process clean area with warm water WARNING When using an alcohol solution avoid open flames or hot lighting CAUTION It is not recommended to use any abrasive cleaner with this material NOTE Whe...

Page 96: ...is recommended To help prevent overall soiling frequent vacuuming or light brushing to remove dust and grime is suggested P The article is resistant against perchlorethene cleaning benzine spirit whit...

Page 97: ...backing O Vinyl FRB 1342 Indian Summer Decorative Fringe 70 Polyester 14 Rayon 12 Acrylic 4 Polypropylene S CD 1342 Indian Summer Decorative Cord 72 Polyester 14 Acrylic 14 Rayon S Golden Pecan Tumble...

Page 98: ...tive Cord 41 Polypropylene 26 Rayon 7 Chenille 10 Spun Polyester 16 Acetate S Metallo Platinum II Tumbleweed Kilimanjaro 56T DR Pass Chairs Leather Leather Kilimanjaro Main Dash Vacuumed Vinyl Vinyl K...

Page 99: ...Brown Africana Dark Brown Recliner Lounge Chair J Lounge Leather Leather Palace Color 17 Cider Bedspread Accent BR Lambrequin Bedspread 39 Spun Viscose 35 Wool 22 Polyester 4 Nylon Dry Clean Glengari...

Page 100: ...dry vacuum or brush the pile to restore texture If the spot is not completely removed contact a professional carpet cleaner Cleaning Solutions A Dry Cleaning Fluid A non ammable spot removal liquid a...

Page 101: ...deline for application 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 nish NOTE Before usi...

Page 102: ...to form an extremely hard durable outer layer The carrier or core layer is constructed from high density berboard A tongue and groove design provides a tighter bond The backer or bottom layer is also...

Page 103: ...leach or solvents Fidelity and Jolie brands are recommended Always begin with a mild detergent or soap and warm water To remove normal dirt clean with a soft sponge Rinse and wipe dry Care for the Tow...

Page 104: ...non alkaline soap dishwashing liquid and water and rinse Dry thoroughly buf ng in the direction of the wood grain Never use abrasive cleaners scouring pads or powdered cleansers Polishing products us...

Page 105: ...into the scratch to avoid darkening of the surrounding wood Color the scratch with brown coloring crayon or liquid shoe dye especially good on walnut Always test a procedure on an inconspicuous area...

Page 106: ...id Surface Routine Care The motorhome solid surface countertops and sinks have a matte satin nish Soapy water or ammonia based cleaners will remove most dirt and stains from all tops and bowls Individ...

Page 107: ...a wire brush or abrasive sponge pad as these will mar the nish Cleaner containing chloride is not recommended however if used thoroughly rinse the surface to prevent corrosion To avoid water spots do...

Page 108: ...r ow will warm and ventilate the interior storage compartments and exterior walls to reduce or eliminate condensation and prevent the possibility of ice formations WINDOW TREATMENTS Mini blinds Dustin...

Page 109: ...d nylon are mildew resistant but soil on the surface of these fabrics are susceptible to mold Temperate climate and moisture help to cultivate mold growth Moisture in the motorhome can result from una...

Page 110: ...itioners for mold growth Take notice of musty odors and any visible signs of mold 6 Should mold develop thoroughly clean the affected area with a mild solution of bleach First test to see if the affec...

Page 111: ...Rodents Rodents may chew through wires or build nests in components of the motorhome Signs of rodent infestation include droppings shredded material or chewed furniture fabrics and vinyl Rodents like...

Page 112: ...ve been known to crawl into the inverter and short out the circuit board Lizards can be captured using glue traps To remove the lizard from the trap dissolve the glue with vegetable oil and release it...

Page 113: ...torhome hooked to shore power Leave the main battery disconnect switches ON Careful placement of a small heat source in the interior will help control moisture Desiccate lter systems will help remove...

Page 114: ...ould be avoided Damage to sensitive electronic equipment may result Type of surface to park and store the motorhome on Parking the motorhome on a grass surface with the tires supported by blocks is a...

Page 115: ...xidize the machined surfaces Only occasional use keeps these surfaces from oxidizing Rusty brake drum or rotor surfaces permeate the brake lining upon the rst few applications reducing the friction ac...

Page 116: ...occurred Check the state of charge of the batteries If necessary ll the cells with distilled water only and charge as necessary Inspect the cable ends and terminals They should be clean and free of co...

Page 117: ...leak test The leak test should also include an LP Gas regulator adjustment if needed The test can also verify if the regulator is faulty and should be replaced Have the LP Gas tank inspected Operate e...

Page 118: ...118 SECTION 3 EXTERIOR INTERIOR CARE DYNASTY 2006 NOTES...

Page 119: ...R CONDITIONING ROOF 136 Operations 137 Heat Pump Operation 137 Return Air Filters 138 FURNACE 139 Operation 139 Using the Furnace 140 If the Furnace Fails to Light 140 WATER HEATER 141 AQUA HOT Option...

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Page 121: ...liquids such as lighter fluid gasoline or propane in the outside refrigerator compartment NOTE Features and options vary with floorplans REFRIGERATOR The refrigerant is heated until it vaporizes When...

Page 122: ...lowish substance appears inside or at the outside access compartment This can be an indication of a refrigerant leak Contact an authorized repair facility For the refrigerator to operate The house bat...

Page 123: ...refrigerator fails to light the alarm sounds and a code displays Press the MODE button until AU displays Press and hold the SET TEMP button until the desired temperature displays Release button In AUT...

Page 124: ...es voltage to heater tape when ambient temperature is less then 38 F 4 and shuts off at temperature greater than 48 F 5 The water line heater is only for the line from the solenoid to the icemaker The...

Page 125: ...ing the door storage feature to lock the doors partially open To use the storage feature open doors enough to slide tab into the cut out of the strike plate Storage Procedures Storage Feature Turn the...

Page 126: ...time When starting the refrigerator for the rst time after storage or after servicing the gas supply system LP Gas supply lines may contain air Due to the air in the gas supply lines the refrigerator...

Page 127: ...ts AC while traveling Tips If possible cool items rst before putting them into the refrigerator Keep the doors shut Think about what you want before opening the doors Allow the refrigerator 24 hours o...

Page 128: ...f the refrigerator indicates when the internal lter should be changed Green GOOD Yellow ORDER Red REPLACE After lter replacement reset lter indicator lamp by pressing and holding the Filter Reset butt...

Page 129: ...minimize the possibility of fire DO NOT store flammable items such as rags paper or aerosol cans near the mounted tank DO NOT store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicini...

Page 130: ...ater Dispenser Use only mild cleaners to clean the dispenser spout and plastic components Use of cleaning agents containing acids alkalies and organic solvents will result in the deterioration of plas...

Page 131: ...rowave convection oven presents no hazard with ordinary use Safety features should be kept in good condition Never attempt to bypass safety interlocks or allow debris or residue to accumulate on the d...

Page 132: ...ight 1 Remove the louver as indicated above 2 Slide the metal light cover forward and lift upwards 3 Remove the light bulb and replace only with an equivalent watt bulb DO NOT EXCEED 30 WATTS 4 Replac...

Page 133: ...er bring to a boil for several minutes Let cool in the oven for several minutes Clean the outside oven surface with soap and water Wipe away any residue using a damp cloth Dry with a soft cloth To pre...

Page 134: ...grate over the desired surface burner 2 Open the burner valve by applying a downward pressure on the knob and rotating counterclockwise from the OFF position to LITE 3 When the burner lights rotate kn...

Page 135: ...ularly 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 cleaner...

Page 136: ...o not select conflicting modes of operation One zone cannot be on Cool while another zone is set to Furnace NOTE The motorhome will not heat or cool faster by selecting a very high or very low tempera...

Page 137: ...ttons The Bedroom comfort control will operate rear roof air conditioner functions and if equipped the center roof air conditioner Press the MODE button repeatedly until Cool is displayed Press the ZO...

Page 138: ...Set desired fan speed by pressing the FAN button Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set desired heating temperature Return Air Filters Frequently clean the return air lters The lters are located inside...

Page 139: ...the area Contact a qualified service center to have the problem correctly diagnosed and repaired before resuming operation Operation The furnace operates in the following manner The wall thermostat s...

Page 140: ...an unusual odor when operating have the furnace checked or serviced NOTE When washing the exterior of the motorhome avoid a direct stream of water into the outside furnace vents This can cause damage...

Page 141: ...ump or city water One at a time open the hot and cold valves of all faucets until a steady stream of clear water ows with no bubbles or pockets of air Inspect the water heater and water system for lea...

Page 142: ...re refueling NOTE Due to potential air in the LP Gas lines the water heater will attempt three ignition cycles If the burner does not light after the third attempt the LP Gas function will lock out Re...

Page 143: ...ali ed service center to evaluate the valve CAUTION Ensure the water heater is cool prior to establishing the air pocket 1 Turn Off the water heater 2 Turn Off the incoming water supply 3 Open the hot...

Page 144: ...in one A 50 000 BTU diesel red burner and a 1650 Watt AC element work to heat a 50 50 solution of Propylene Glycol antifreeze and water to approximately 200 F The heated antifreeze solution circulates...

Page 145: ...d allow the system to warm up Turn the Aqua Hot Engine Preheat On using the switch at the dash to activate the engine pump inside the Aqua Hot The time required to preheat the engine varies with ambie...

Page 146: ...Status When a pump is operating LED is green A red LED indicates a short in the pump Low Battery Voltage Fault Red LED indicates that battery voltage is low Hook to shore power or start the generator...

Page 147: ...d for fresh water and winterizing solutions The potable water system should be periodically disinfected which includes ushing the disinfecting solution through the Aqua Hot This will not affect the Aq...

Page 148: ...ent a temporary power outage can allow the Aqua Hot to freeze resulting in damage WARNING Do not operate the diesel burner when the motorhome is located inside a building Carbon Monoxide can accumulat...

Page 149: ...ister Apply clean lubricating oil to the new lter gasket and washer Spin lter onto head until lter makes contact then tighten of a turn Start Aqua Hot and check fuel lter for leaks NOTE It may be nece...

Page 150: ...ey Do not terminate the exhaust duct beneath the motorhome Use proper length fastener when attaching exhaust vent to exterior sidewall Stainless steel fastener are best suited for this as they will no...

Page 151: ...ook to shore power or start the generator To Conduct the Test Procedure 1 Set selector knob to Reset 2 Set Dry Timer knob to 30 minutes Push the On Off button to On Wait ve seconds The Auto Dry light...

Page 152: ...uantity as speci ed by the manufacturer directly to the drum Run the washer through a complete cycle using hot water Repeat the process if necessary Remove hard water deposits using only cleaners labe...

Page 153: ...r lines are lled with antifreeze rotate selector knob to Spin Allow pump to drain the drum 3 Set selector knob to Reset and Timer to zero The door will unlock in two minutes or less Turn the power off...

Page 154: ...st cycle 1 Pour a solution of water and half the regular amount of detergent used into Chamber II of the additive dispenser NOTE Front loading washers require a special detergent If it is necessary to...

Page 155: ...e or other vaporous substances that can ignite or explode Do not add gasoline dry cleaning solvents or other flammable or explosive substances to wash water Cleaning the Washer To clean the exterior u...

Page 156: ...off the hot and cold water supply 2 Disconnect and drain water inlet hoses 3 Put one quart of RV type antifreeze in the drum 4 Set the program selector knob to Drain for about 30 seconds 5 Disconnect...

Page 157: ...door after each use Keep the exhaust opening and adjacent areas free from accumulation of lint dust and dirt Dryer Operation Dryer operation requires 50 Amp shore power or generator power CAUTION Thi...

Page 158: ...d Wipe drum thoroughly with cloth dampened with clean water Tumble a load of cloths or towels to dry drum DISHWASHER Optional The dishwasher requires an averaging of 2 4 gallons for a standard wash cy...

Page 159: ...r plate and the spray arm can easily rotate 6 Close the dishwasher and press the START PAUSE button to begin wash program To pause press the START PAUSE button and wait for three beeps prior to openin...

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Page 161: ...SEAT CONTROLS 184 Memory Control 185 SWIVEL SEATS 185 SOFA BED CONVERSION 186 AIR MATTRESS BED Optional 186 Troubleshooting 187 STORAGE UNDER BED 188 SUPER SLIDE Optional 188 LADDER REAR 188 CITIZENS...

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Page 163: ...l retract when the door is closed 4 When the switch is turned off the step should remain in the extended position with the door closed Close the door and turn on the ignition switch The step will retr...

Page 164: ...s Repeat as necessary Remove excess lubricant Periodically apply di electric grease at electrical connections Stepwell The stepwell incorporates two small lamps for lighting a storage compartment with...

Page 165: ...inate wind noise during travel The door uses two separate locks for safety and security the door handle and a dead bolt The door handle incorporates a primary and secondary latching system used to ens...

Page 166: ...ad bolt lock to ensure proper function Apply silicone weekly to the entry door rubber gaskets to prevent squeaking while the motorhome is traveling Use a one inch sponge paint brush sprayed with silic...

Page 167: ...be operated using the touch keypad located adjacent to the entry door Three lock codes are pre assigned and are unavailable for future use as unlock codes 555 Locks entry door and bay doors if connec...

Page 168: ...und 2 Press the Programming Switch until four 4 rapid beeps are audible 3 To open the memory for accepting the personalized Master Code enter 1119 on the keypad at the entry door 4 Enter the new 3 to...

Page 169: ...he security Key Fob it must be unlocked with the security Key Fob to disarm the security system Using the keypad to unlock will not disarm the system SLIDE OUT OPERATION Slide room operation uses safe...

Page 170: ...tracting Slide Rooms To Extend or Retract Slide Rooms Move the driver seat forward Clean the oor of dirt or grit that could result in damage during operation Con rm there is enough clearance inside ou...

Page 171: ...many as eight are needed to push in the room It may be necessary to contact a repair facility to have the problem diagnosed and repaired To move the slide room manually 1 Access the slide room hydraul...

Page 172: ...ts to slide out direction A xed edge of the slide out cover is installed into an awning rail mounted just above the slide out A spring loaded roller with special brackets mounts to the slide out In a...

Page 173: ...es approximately ve seconds for the awning to move from the fully retracted position to the fully extended position approximately three feet Once extended release the switch to the neutral position Th...

Page 174: ...ly and side arms to extend fully away from motorhome Hook pull strap on side strap hook Remove catch rod from pull strap and store To Retract the Window Awning Hook catch rod on pull strap Remove pull...

Page 175: ...s locked in place Tighten the black locking knob NOTE Ensure the locking tab on the support brace is latched through the hole in the end cap 3 If equipped with Canopy Clamps fasten the clamps at this...

Page 176: ...ke control is in the locked or closed position Snap the arm storage locks into the down position and tighten black locking knobs Rain Release Setting Choose the rain release position to prevent water...

Page 177: ...from the side of the motorhome This distance will allow the awning to reach full extension The One Touch patio awning was not designed with a carport feature or a rain release setting The awning shou...

Page 178: ...ection for both housing and mechanical parts 100 acrylic fabric is weatherproof permeable to air and resistant to mildew rotting and fading Motorized operation including a manual crank override for em...

Page 179: ...e awning at the soonest opportunity to allow the fabric to thoroughly dry Emergency Procedure If the awning does not operate Check to make sure the 120 Volt AC is on by hooking to shore power starting...

Page 180: ...bottom with a garden hose A high quality acrylic fabric cleaner may be used to help maintain appearance Carefully follow the instructions on any cleaning product used Metal surfaces should be cleaned...

Page 181: ...ent weather conditions or when leaving the motorhome unattended Should the awning need to be retracted while the fabric is wet extended it as soon as possible to allow it to completely dry NOTE Water...

Page 182: ...is recommended to travel with the vents closed High winds and vibration can damage the Plexiglass dome Tips for Fan Operation To keep condensation from accumulating operate the fans Condensation occur...

Page 183: ...be removed locate the portion that is secured to the top of the pocket door and rotate the small lever outward to release the latches LUBE The pocket door rollers should be lubed with just a small dr...

Page 184: ...loth to remove any dirt or residue Snap the new drive tire in place It may be necessary to adjust the motor on the wall bracket to get the drapery cord back into position SEAT CONTROLS The Pilot and C...

Page 185: ...Memory Set button Press Memory buttons 1 2 and release Set button Release Memory buttons Lights on buttons will ash three times to signal program completed NOTE If the seat loses power the seat posit...

Page 186: ...n one remote is being used the other remote is inoperative To Operate Mattress There are two modes that can be used to adjust the mattress rmness Manual 1 mode and the Pressure Sensitive 2 mode The ai...

Page 187: ...lean and let dry before installing Over time normal settling and impressions in cover will occur Only the cover quilting is affected Steam clean only allow mattress cover to dry thoroughly Do not dry...

Page 188: ...l The Kwikee Super Slide is an option that is available for use in the storage compartment bays of the motorhome The super slide allows for the pay load to slide outward for easier access The motorhom...

Page 189: ...n into the microphone is transmitted over the airway of the channel selected Press the button to talk and release the button to receive a reply Emergency Communication Set the CB radio to Channel 9 Re...

Page 190: ...will automatically retract if it cannot open due to an obstacle The monitor position is adjustable Refer to the angle control screen of the Kenwood Monitor Receiver instruction manual Closing the Moni...

Page 191: ...to one of three Sirius satellites orbiting over the continental Unites States The satellite then transmits the signal to the exterior surface mounted antenna located on the roof of the motorhome The r...

Page 192: ...cating the joystick command has been transferred to the Aladdin controlled module During normal operation the LED blinks approximately every four seconds Operations The Aladdin is turned on either wit...

Page 193: ...ng gallons LP Gas tank percentage full Basement and outside temperatures as well as compass heading will be displayed Time and Alarm Functions The time and alarm menu allows access to view the current...

Page 194: ...he owner to match the motorhome to the Temperature and Compass Module The compass will compensate for the metal construction within the motorhome and increase accuracy Entering a declination will allo...

Page 195: ...ith individual components Refer to the respective manual for detailed instructions on operating individual components NOTE All components of the entertainment system require 120 Volts AC to operate Ho...

Page 196: ...Card Front TV Input Menu Television To Watch TV from the Antenna or Shore Cable Hook to shore power start the generator or turn on the inverter Use the Battery Cut off switch to activate the interior...

Page 197: ...button in the OFF position the input to the TV will be set to shore cable and the LED will be off TV Antenna The television antenna is a manual crank style antenna with built in electronics that use 1...

Page 198: ...on the directional wheel and align arrows together Rotate the crank handle counterclockwise to lower the antenna fully into the cradle Make an outside visual inspection to ensure the antenna is proper...

Page 199: ...u indicates Input 2 Press the DVD or Video button on the Home Theater System remote or press the DVD Video button on the Home Theater System until DVD or Video displays Insert a DVD or video tape and...

Page 200: ...or proper operation Television Entertainment System Bedroom The bedroom television system separate from the front system is comprised of a LCD TV with built in tuner a combination DVD VCR and an optio...

Page 201: ...installation This includes the following Coaxial wire from the front passenger overhead cabinet to the entertainment cabinet in the rear of the motorhome A 1 Conduit with pull wire is located behind...

Page 202: ...satellite s coverage area in order to receive a signal NOTE The satellite receiver must be turned on for the system to function NOTE As part of the startup process the System will default to channel 2...

Page 203: ...on The system requires the following preventive maintenance to for optimum performance Monthly Wash the exterior of the radome and base plate assembly with fresh water a mild detergent may be added to...

Page 204: ...y functions simultaneously There are minor variations to programming due to the various combinations of component makes and models Each time the remote performs a function the icon will illuminate Whe...

Page 205: ...emote The programming for the remote is set to interface several components and interrelated functions to obtain a desired command NOTE The remote is programmed to perform basic commands for the most...

Page 206: ...t and the component responds to the corresponding signal On the left of the MRF receiver is the power LED The red status LED illuminates when a signal is received from the MX 800 BEDROOM PANEL The bed...

Page 207: ...switch To Watch TV from the Antenna or Shore Cable Open the stored entertainment system using the remote Turn on the bay television using the TV remote Select either Roof Antenna On or Shore Cable Off...

Page 208: ...n the bay TV and insert a video tape in the bedroom VCR DVD player Playing a CD Press Open on the bay radio face Insert CD and press Play button on DVD remote Use player remote to select tracks and ma...

Page 209: ...22 Troubleshooting 222 Disinfecting Fresh Water 222 FAUCETS 223 WASTE WATER SYSTEMS 224 Proper Waste Disposal 224 What Not to Put in Waste Holding Tanks 224 What to Put in Holding Tanks 225 Waste Drai...

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Page 211: ...ter hose for potable water use only Proper care of the hose is necessary After each use drain the water hose Roll the hose up onto the hose reel Attach the regulator and plug to keep out insects and d...

Page 212: ...right to enter Move the joystick Up or Down to change the Hundreds value Move the joystick right from the hundreds digit to set Set Tank Capacities Screen The purpose of setting tank capacities is to...

Page 213: ...Hook up Connect a potable water hose with a built in pressure regulator from the city water supply to the City Water connection located in the service center on the roadside of motorhome Turn the city...

Page 214: ...ow discharge on the curbside ahead of the drive axle Gravity Fill The gravity ll inlet allows uids to be added directly into the fresh water tank When dry camping water can be poured directly from a c...

Page 215: ...o the water hose Pull hose from reel and connect the water hose to a City Water hook up Turn the City Water Tank Fill valve to the Tank Fill position full counterclockwise Turn on the water supply The...

Page 216: ...ocated on the left cold water valves on the right Use the provided key to turn the supply to a water line on or off When the key is horizontal the water line is open Turning the key to the vertical po...

Page 217: ...ers a steady stream of water cold water faucets rst Water Pump Troubleshooting Vibration induced by road conditions can cause the plumbing or pump hardware to loosen Check the water pump system for co...

Page 218: ...TOR TANK The pressure accumulator tank mounts in the water bay near the water pump behind the latching door of the service center The pre charge pressure in the accumulator tank should be checked mont...

Page 219: ...without the elements Use the following procedure to remove or change the lter elements Removing the Filter Turn off the water supply and the water pump Open the hot and cold faucets at the service cen...

Page 220: ...w minutes The water can also be used for increasing food freshness and extending food shelf life as well as sanitizing countertop surfaces and dishes CAUTION If a leak should occur immediately close t...

Page 221: ...e stain on the glass is dif cult to remove apply a small amount of baking soda to the cloth and clean outside of tube CAUTION Do not submerge or allow water to enter into the dielectric If this happen...

Page 222: ...temperatures below 32 F or over 120 F or exceed operating pressure of 80 psi Testing the Unit Turn on the cold water supply to the unit and open the water dispenser to purge air from the system Con rm...

Page 223: ...P Use the same hose labeled for potable water to introduce the chlorine solution into the system This will disinfect the potable water hose at the same time Several flushes will be required to remove...

Page 224: ...ge the nish on the dispenser Lift dispenser pump out of bottle Use funnel to ll bottle with liquid soap or lotion WASTE WATER SYSTEMS Proper Waste Disposal Dumping raw sewage from toilet holding tanks...

Page 225: ...holding tanks weekly to prevent stagnation and over lling Black Water Tank Before initially operating the toilet treat the sewage holding tank with a pre charge of water and an odor control chemical a...

Page 226: ...clamps and restraining devices before use Lay the hose inline between the termination outlet and the shore tting Restrain the hose to prevent movement during use Wear protective and or disposable glov...

Page 227: ...nd close the black water valve 9 Open the grey water valve The water in the grey tank will ush remaining solids from the hose The grey valve remains open until the next drain cycle or time of departur...

Page 228: ...using the SANICON switch at the service center panel When the black tank is empty turn off the pump and leave the black tank valve open To Rinse the Black Tank With the black tank valve left in the op...

Page 229: ...et uses water from either the fresh water tank or a city water supply The water pump must be turned on or connect the motorhome to city water The toilet uses 12 Volt DC to ush The toilet ushes directl...

Page 230: ...paper towels or an excessive amount of toilet tissue can clog the tank or termination valve Cleaning Maintenance The toilet should be cleaned regularly for maximum sanitation and operational ef ciency...

Page 231: ...to sinks shower and clothes washer to ll P traps Auto Vents The auto vent is designed to assist in the smooth ow of water in the drain without creating a vacuum If stuck in the open position the auto...

Page 232: ...ves Let all the water drain 4 Remove water heater exterior access panel Open the high temperature pressure relief valve to vent water heater Remove plug to allow tank to drain Install anode When using...

Page 233: ...jury or death WARNING Turn off the optional Aqua Hot and allow it to cool before starting winterizing procedures Hot water can result in burn injuries CAUTION It is recommended that a qualified RV ser...

Page 234: ...y vary with floor plans 1 Service Center Lights 5 2 Fresh Water Tank Gravity Fill 3 Manifold Access 4 Sewer Flush Connection 5 Power Cord 6 Power Cord Reel Switch 7 Water Hose Reel Switch 8 Water Hose...

Page 235: ...qua Hot NOTE Layout and location of Water Bay and its components may vary with floor plans 031183 Engine Coolant Supply Hot Out Cold In Engine Coolant Return Diesel Fuel Return Diesel Fuel Supply Bay...

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Page 237: ...HECKLIST 242 LP GAS TANK 243 Measurement 243 Tank Capacity 243 Tank Filling 243 Tank Operation 245 Accessory Hookup 245 LP GAS FUNDAMENTALS 246 LP GAS REGULATOR 247 LP GAS HOSE INSPECTION 248 LP GAS D...

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Page 239: ...tanks that are not connected to an LP Gas system install an approved plug in the tank outlet hole to prevent leaks Do not store or transport empty LP Gas tanks portable tanks gasoline or other flammab...

Page 240: ...ombustible levels of LP Gas may be present in other areas The detector is intended for detection of LP Gas only The LP Gas detector is not designed to detect other types of gas However other volatile...

Page 241: ...d the alarm will sound whenever dangerous levels of LP Gas or natural gas are detected The detector will continue to alarm until the gas clears or the TEST MUTE switch is pressed Alarm Procedures 1 Tu...

Page 242: ...any command The gas detector must be repaired or replaced Maintenance 1 Vacuum the dust off the detector cover weekly more frequently in dusty locations using the soft brush attachment of a vacuum 2 D...

Page 243: ...other similar publications list refueling stations Many travel parks sell LP Gas Before lling the LP Gas tank shut off pilot lights appliances and igniters to prevent a re or explosion Have a trained...

Page 244: ...urge any air from the tank before filling Tank Filling Procedures 1 Turn off pilot lights all appliances and the engine Close all vents doors and windows to prevent vapors from entering the motorhome...

Page 245: ...tank is open Accessory Hookup Exterior Gas Line Hookup Prep An auxiliary remote LP Gas hookup is for external LP Gas accessories and is to be used for external components only For safety only approved...

Page 246: ...EMS DYNASTY 2006 LP GAS FUNDAMENTALS NOTE The above information is not a complete guide for the use of LP Gas tanks or appliances In cold climates keep LP Gas level above 50 to keep vaporization of LP...

Page 247: ...If the vent becomes clogged clean it with a toothbrush Under normal atmospheric conditions an LP Gas regulator will not freeze nor will the LP Gas Vapor passing through the regulator will expand and...

Page 248: ...s connecting the slide out appliances and tanks be inspected in the spring and fall of each year by a quali ed RV technician Inspection tips Hose strength is controlled by the plies of reinforcement a...

Page 249: ...imary manifold black steel pipe running throughout the motorhome distributes LP Gas to secondary lines All secondary lines leading to gas appliances are made of copper tubing with ared ttings If any l...

Page 250: ...t for leaks Use only approved LP Gas leak testing solution to test for leaks Unapproved solutions can damage copper tubing and brass fittings Never attempt to adjust the LP Gas regulator without the u...

Page 251: ...red 12 year re quali cation The nal piece of information is Dip Tube DT length This is part of the over ll protection and maximum liquid allowance in the cylinder Maintenance and Safety Tips for the L...

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Page 253: ...oviding AC Power with Inverter 265 Battery Charging with the Inverter 265 Auto Generator Start 266 Factory Default Settings 267 Battery Temperature Sensor 267 Pass Through AC Power 267 DISTRIBUTION PA...

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Page 255: ...strongly recommend consulting the dealer for assistance to ensure continued integrity and safety of the electrical system Please note that any modifications may void the warranty WARNING Water is ele...

Page 256: ...ator determines fuel consumption Inverter Charger The Inverter Charger is an auxiliary 120 Volt AC power source that inverts 12 Volt DC house battery power to 120 Volts AC This device has limited AC p...

Page 257: ...ate such as the roof air conditioner This switch is helpful when dry camping to conserve house battery power Refrigerator and inverter operation are unaffected by the use of this switch When the inter...

Page 258: ...Always turn off the shore power breaker to the power supply outlet before connecting or disconnecting the shore cord This will prevent an accidental shock and ashing of electrical contacts Make the co...

Page 259: ...ch electrical connection Line voltage loss and the resistance at each electrical connection can be a hazardous combination Damage to sensitive electronic equipment may result WARNING Avoid the risk of...

Page 260: ...Maintenance When only a short section of the shore power cable is frequently used the cable may coil sharper than normal and kink To relieve kinking routinely extend the cable full distance and straig...

Page 261: ...zed In the event both shore and generator power is available generator power will override shore power after a 30 second delay Shore power will be available after a two second delay when the generator...

Page 262: ...umber of hours in operation since the last service Perform any service or maintenance that may be due WARNING Disable the Auto Gen Start feature before servicing the generator Before Starting the Gene...

Page 263: ...stresses the generator exhaust system Damage to the exhaust piping or exhaust manifold may result and allow Carbon Monoxide gases to accumulate under or leak into the motorhome Stopping the Generator...

Page 264: ...amination or to appliances due to erratic AC voltage Resetting the Circuit Breaker If a circuit breaker trips in the main AC breaker panel or on the generator control panel there may be a short circui...

Page 265: ...ndary AC power source The inverter supplies AC power to most outlets and appliances It is important to remember that using the inverter quickly consumes house battery power Turn off the inverter when...

Page 266: ...t The Auto Gen Start AGS allows the inverter remote control to start the generator when battery voltage or interior motorhome temperature reaches a preset point NOTE Generator run time battery voltage...

Page 267: ...n AC power is supplied to the input terminals to transfer AC power through the inverter to the sub breaker panel in the bedroom The sub breaker panel supplies AC power to most outlets and appliances T...

Page 268: ...are designed to operate at a continuous load of 80 of the breaker s rated capacity For example A breaker with a 20 Amp rating will operate a continuous 16 Amp load This design leaves a small amount o...

Page 269: ...light bulb or appliance and coming back on the neutral white wire If a small amount of current comes back on the safety ground wire the electronics will trip the breaker or outlet stopping the ow of e...

Page 270: ...nicates that information to operate the selected component Operation Some switches operate items directly such as a light or the water pump Other items are programmed to go through a series of checks...

Page 271: ...2 Volt DC as the electromotive force can make it more susceptible to outside in uences such as corrosion from weathering or oxidation The large variety of applications this voltage can be used in make...

Page 272: ...paint finish Do not allow these types of chemicals to get on the paint finish If the chemicals splatter on painted surfaces immediately rinse the surface using plenty of water and a mild automotive d...

Page 273: ...ution The most ef cient way of testing the batteries is to check the electrolyte solution The only way to test a battery s electrolyte solution is with a hydrometer Many styles are available from type...

Page 274: ...ttery being tested as it will affect the accuracy of the test WARNING Sulfuric acid in the batteries can cause severe injury or death Sulfuric acid can cause permanent damage to eyes burn skin and eat...

Page 275: ...rst 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 amps Divide 200 watts by the operating voltage of 120 this eq...

Page 276: ...ng higher amperage The charge controller will automatically enter Thermal Shutdown if it gets too warm Status of the charge controller is viewed through the Aladdin System electrical status display Th...

Page 277: ...ep the panel clean The amount of power that a panel will produce is directly related to the intensity of sunlight A dirty panel will allow less light to reach the panel resulting in less power produce...

Page 278: ...ON Do not touch halogen lighting while on They can cause a burn Do not touch replacement bulbs Oil in the hands can cause a hot spot to occur If the bulb is touched allow it to cool and clean the bulb...

Page 279: ...ILING LIGHTS FLUORESCENT GE F15T8 CW DASH LIGHT 161 DINETTE VANITY LAMP 12V 912 or 921 CLOSET LAMP DE 561 ROUND 3 HALOGEN CEILING LIGHT 12V 10W FC 2585 ROPE LIGHT LITCO 31 120 40 ENTRY HANDLE LIGHT TU...

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Page 281: ...Function 289 Tilt Telescope 290 CONSOLE 290 Transmission Shift Selector 290 Parking Brake 291 Leveling Controls 291 DASH 292 Gauges 292 Indicator Lights 294 Switches 296 DASH AIR CONDITIONER HEATER C...

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Page 283: ...ect is engaged Turn the main battery disconnect switch off when the motorhome is going to be stored or when performing electrical maintenance If possible leave the motorhome plugged into an AC source...

Page 284: ...gine compartment contains high amperage circuit breakers a high amperage solenoid and the rear start box The circuit cards in both electrical panels use LEDs to indicate power RED indicates Fuse GREEN...

Page 285: ...arts are clear of the engine and underneath the motorhome Turn ignition key to the ON position Move rocker switch on the rear start box down to REAR Ensure everything is clear of rotating parts Hold t...

Page 286: ...different ways 3 The 86 post is the opposite side of the coil tripped different ways 4 The 87 posts are not common to the 30 post until the relay is tripped When the relay trips both 87 posts are comm...

Page 287: ...the alternator will increase Excess operating temperature of the alternator for extended periods of operation can lead to premature failure of the alternator NOTE The alternator is not designed to ch...

Page 288: ...communication between the steering wheel and the Master Controller The Master Controller decodes the signal for the closed switch and operates the corresponding outputs for that function Two additiona...

Page 289: ...Controller To disengage automatic headlight illumination turn off the ignition or activate and then deactivate the dashboard headlamp switch Marker Flashlamp Pressing Marker Flash lamp causes the tai...

Page 290: ...select high low beam circuits when the headlights are on Hazard Flashers The hazard asher button is located on the steering column Pull out on the asher button to turn the four way ashers on The turn...

Page 291: ...second or third gear This is only a reference point so the transmission will optimize engine braking efficiency Parking Brake The parking brake system is activated by pulling the push pull control kn...

Page 292: ...35 psi Air pressures are preset at the factory If a problem occurs with either air system not maintaining normal operating pressure it is an indication of a malfunction in the air system Use caution a...

Page 293: ...isplay engine information press and hold the M button for ve seconds A menu will display on the second line of the LCD Use the M and T buttons to scroll through the following options Options are highl...

Page 294: ...e more than one tank of fuel to obtain a more accurate figure The diesel Generator and the Aqua Hot system both use fuel from main tank and will affect fuel mileage figures Diesel Generators and Aqua...

Page 295: ...y is turned ON 11 WATER IN FUEL Water has been detected in the primary fuel lter Purge water from lter at engine compartment 12 STEP OUT Exterior entry step is extended 13 ANT UP Antenna is up lower a...

Page 296: ...ALADDIN JOYSTICK Selects different menus of the Aladdin system VORAD SAFETY SYSTEM ADJUST Optional Adjusts following distance changes the menu and turns the Vorad Safety System ON OFF DRVR SHADE Oper...

Page 297: ...ard halogen lights over front seats ATC Activating the ATC switch allows greater engine torque during an ATC event Dash Instrument Panel HEADLIGHTS Pull to rst click to activate parking lights Pull to...

Page 298: ...s on the heaters in outside rear view mirrors The mirror heaters should be used when defogging or deicing is needed Mirror heat should not be left in the ON position unless continuous fogging conditio...

Page 299: ...oximately one to two hours longer for colder ambient temperatures of engine preheating run time The pump can be operated overnight if desired Turn the engine heat switch OFF when engine preheating is...

Page 300: ...cts air ow by opening or closing damper doors Use the Mode Control Switch to direct air ow where it is needed to maximize comfort in the cockpit area MAX A C Recirculated air is drawn from the passeng...

Page 301: ...e a lower blower speed to produce cooler air Heater The heater warms the air in the dash area Much like the refrigeration side of the system a liquid will be used in the process This liquid is the eng...

Page 302: ...he capillary tube assembly The capillary tube is the sensing bulb at the outlet of the evaporator Evaporator A tube core and ns are used in the evaporator similar to the condenser Air is blown through...

Page 303: ...will not engage 9 Expansion Valve is faulty or 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 Lig...

Page 304: ...vacuum motor that operates the damper door in question SYSTEM CONTROL CENTER The System Control Center located behind the overhead access panel between the rails of the bay compartment consists of th...

Page 305: ...transmission screens can be accessed These screens can be set to a rolling display or use the joystick to pick an individual screen NOTE Backup camera and engine transmission screens cannot simultaneo...

Page 306: ...CATION BULB NUMBER HEADLIGHT HI LOW BEAM H9 PARK TURN FRONT 2057 NA FOG LIGHTS GE 880 TAILLIGHT BRAKE LIGHT 1157 SYLVANIA THIRD BRAKE LIGHT S3021634 CLEARANCE LIGHTS GE 194 BACKUP LIGHTS PERLUX BY GRO...

Page 307: ...eling 338 Retracting Leveling Jacks 339 Manual Override 340 Maintenance 340 ENGINE GENERAL INFORMATION 341 ENGINE DIAGRAM 342 Cummins ISL 342 STARTING PROCEDURE 343 Normal Starting 343 Cold Weather 34...

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Page 309: ...7 Attach the welding ground cable no more than two feet from the part to be welded The Roadmaster chassis design provides exceptional balance handling and braking characteristics The Roadmaster chass...

Page 310: ...heck valves to prevent a back ow of compressed air The pneumatically operated items are divided into two categories brakes and accessory air Brakes have full use of supplied air pressure Accessory air...

Page 311: ...rts include the release ring locking ring solid brass body and special rubber compound O ring Damaged hoses can be repaired by splicing To Disconnect Hose Push hose into tting Push release ring down a...

Page 312: ...the air system on the motorhome charged to 130 psi Maximum outlet air pressure is achieved when the air system completes the fill cycle indicated by the purge cycle of the air dryer Use a short hose t...

Page 313: ...desiccant by allowing air from the supply and secondary tanks to bypass the outlet check valve 4 Heater Power Connection Provides 12 Volt DC power to the heating element In extreme cold verify that t...

Page 314: ...ther drying the air 5 During regeneration phase the regeneration valve and pressure controlled check valve remove water from the desiccant bed with a back ow of dried expanded system air Air Dryer Cyc...

Page 315: ...ring and keep it from over extending Check the tightness of all mounting hardware nuts and bolts If loose tighten Do not over tighten Cleaning The approved cleaning method is to use soap and water met...

Page 316: ...ir level system is in travel mode Start by checking the distance in the front 1 Measure the distance between the mounting plates of the air springs 2 If the measurement is off loosen the adjusting loc...

Page 317: ...l illuminate at approximately 60 to 65 psi pounds per square inch to alert the operator Park Emergency Brake System The Park and Emergency Brake System Spring Brakes applies to the rear drive axle onl...

Page 318: ...release the air charge from the spring brake air chambers on the rear drive axle In this case the park brakes will automatically apply at approximately 30 psi This safety backup system acts as an aut...

Page 319: ...driving practices and maintaining adequate safe distance when following vehicles is the key to safe vehicle operation WARNING The ABS ATC system is designed to increase tire to road surface traction b...

Page 320: ...dless of road speed ATC Switch Activating the ATC switch reduces ECU control over engine torque Momentarily pressing the ATC switch allows the ECU to increase the amount of engine torque applied to th...

Page 321: ...s should be cleaned and repacked with high temperature disc brake grease every 30 000 miles Have the steering system checked for damage after a severe impact such as striking large potholes or curbs a...

Page 322: ...out Occurs when the tire front distance is greater than the tire rear distance Wheels are generally set with initial toe in As the motorhome operates tires tend toward a toe out condition By starting...

Page 323: ...positive than speci ed may result in excess steering effort and or shimmy Decreasing the angle may result in the motorhome wandering or poor steering return to center The caster angle is determined b...

Page 324: ...column cover to access the upper universal joint and slip yoke lubrication points The lower universal joint is accessed from underneath in the generator compartment behind the front electrical box 1...

Page 325: ...ont seal Apply the speci ed grease at the grease tting on the slip yoke Apply until new grease purges and forces nger away from the air hole in the end of the slip yoke Greasing interval is yearly or...

Page 326: ...at least twice a year The grease tting is provided in the housing trunnion Use NLGI grade 2 or 3 multipurpose chassis lube and use only a hand operated grease gun on the tting Add grease until it begi...

Page 327: ...cant clear of metal particles or seal properly The level of lubricant in the rear axle should be checked every 30 000 miles or annually whichever occurs rst This will ensure adequate lubricant in the...

Page 328: ...sal joint Apply until new grease purges from all the seals 3 If new grease does not purge at the seals loosen the bearing cap bolts and re grease until all four caps purge If new grease still does not...

Page 329: ...e end of the shaft must cancel the effect created by the U joint at the other end This is done by making U joint working angles at both ends of the drive shaft approximately equal with the U joints in...

Page 330: ...ator located in the engine compartment sets the amount of air pressure in the tag axle air bags Regulator pressure is preset at the factory and may require adjustment to obtain the proper weight distr...

Page 331: ...adjuster and S cam shaft need to be lubed periodically to ensure proper brake operation Lubricate every 10 000 miles or 3 months SHOCK ABSORBER The shock absorber is a hydraulic device used to dampen...

Page 332: ...em in Travel mode and turns OFF the Master Warning lamp Air system pressure must be at least 80 psi Dump Press this button with ignition ON or in the accessory position to de ate the air springs Syste...

Page 333: ...ally pressing the reset button in some modes can cause the Master Warning lamp or Reset Button to illuminate Press the Emergency Stop button and set the system to Travel Mode If the lamp remains illum...

Page 334: ...he system detects a continuous off level condition from a sensing input for one minute the system will try to lower the opposite end side in an attempt to level the motorhome If the end side is at its...

Page 335: ...d in the manual level mode NOTE Level the motorhome side to side before leveling the motorhome front to rear Dump Button With the engine running press and hold the Dump button located on the leveling...

Page 336: ...Features Include A warning system consisting of ashing lights and a bong alarm when the system is on or a jack is down The bong alarm may activate momentarily when driving over rough roads or negotiat...

Page 337: ...ted over a raised area CAUTION Ensure the potential jack contact points are clear of obstructions or depressions before operation Keep all people clear of the motorhome during the leveling system oper...

Page 338: ...itch Turn OFF the Ignition switch Automatic Leveling The automatic function of the leveling system should only be engaged when the site is relatively level and solid to prevent excessive twist stress...

Page 339: ...to retracting the jacks it is advisable to start the engine and build air pressure Turn the ignition switch to ACC Con rm that the parking brake is applied Turn the jack control Power switch ON Momen...

Page 340: ...e of the jacks is not holding pressure check to see that the manual retract valves are fully tightened Maintenance When jacks are fully extended occasionally wipe dirt away from the jack rod to help l...

Page 341: ...presses the fresh air supply into the engine The fuel is injected under pressure into the combustion chamber Ignition of fuel air charge occurs from heat generated by rapid high compression The turbo...

Page 342: ...trol Module 8 Primary Fuel Filter 9 Rear Air Tank Drain 10 Air Filter 11 Transmission Dipstick 12 Alternator 13 Oil Filter 14 Hydraulic Oil Filter 15 Coolant Reservoir 16 Air Conditioning Compressor 1...

Page 343: ...reduced Thick oil combined with less amperage available from the battery increases dif culty in starting the engine Depending on ambient temperature it may be necessary to pre heat the engine Located...

Page 344: ...ter receptacle both are located in the engine compartment Turn on the Block Heat switch Aqua Hot Optional Engine Preheat The diesel burner inside the Aqua Hot heats an internal engine coolant loop Whe...

Page 345: ...ating oil that meets Cummins speci cations A critical factor in maintaining engine performance and durability is the use of high grade multigrade lubricating oil and strict adherence to the maintenanc...

Page 346: ...ater The antifreeze of coolant must meet ethylene glycol or propylene glycol recommendations Clean quality water in a 50 50 ratio 40 to 60 working range mixed with fully formatted antifreeze will prov...

Page 347: ...from being released from the engine cooling system never remove the reservoir cap while the engine is running or hot Failure to follow this warning may result in damage to the engine cooling system an...

Page 348: ...ns Lowered intake air temperatures reduce exhaust emissions improve fuel economy and increase horsepower The CAC will continually expand and contract up to as throttle increases and decreases Cleaning...

Page 349: ...When the engine brake is activated the Allison transmission automatically downshifts utilizing the gear selected and maximizing the engine braking effect When the engine brake activates an electrical...

Page 350: ...ith the engine batteries ECU or the shift selector Keypad Functions Select the Reverse gear by pressing R Select Neutral by pressing N The area around the N button has a raised ridge so the driver can...

Page 351: ...utomatically to protect the motorhome and transmission from damage Normally the Check Trans indicator on the speedometer LCD will display when there is an error condition The indicator will go out aft...

Page 352: ...yed The codes then can be used by an Allison Service Center for evaluation and repair Inactive codes can be cleared by holding the Mode button for approximately three seconds Some codes are self clear...

Page 353: ...sion fluid with TranSynd Synthetic transmission fluid NOTE Be sure to retain the receipt for proof of the initial Main filter change Refer to the Allison transmission owner s manual or contact an auth...

Page 354: ...e wheels to prevent the motorhome from moving Start the engine Allow the engine to run at idle 500 to 800 RPM for one minute Apply the service brakes and shift to D Drive then to N Neutral and next to...

Page 355: ...mmercial winter blend diesel fuels are the most common commercially available and recommended for use The use of 2 diesel fuel will result in optimum engine performance Try to obtain fuel from sources...

Page 356: ...storage It is not uncommon for insects to plug the vent tube The vent tube may be blocked if pressure or a vacuum exists when the fuel cap is removed The end of the vent tube is located on the curbsid...

Page 357: ...Probably 90 of the return Centroid tests work okay on the bench If you have incorrect readings contact Centroid telephone 800 423 3574 or preferably fax 386 423 3709 with the symptoms A short ll in th...

Page 358: ...ter passes through the lters it can cause engine mis re and damage the fuel injectors If the warning lamp on the dash ashes and water has to be drained from the primary lter it is recommended that bot...

Page 359: ...ering system and the engine hydraulic cooling fan system The hydraulic pump is a dual stage pump that uses one half of the pump to supply pressurized hydraulic uid to the power steering The other half...

Page 360: ...aulic system heat is created in the uid The hydraulic pump builds pressure that creates heat in the uid The restriction from the loads applied also creates heat This heat must be dissipated to keep th...

Page 361: ...pass the fan motor and return to the uid reservoir As radiator temperature rises the thermovalve signal is slowed or stopped to the switching valve High pressure uid is then directed to the fan motor...

Page 362: ...Dexron III transmission fluid when adding oil AIR FILTER Changing the Filter The entire air lter cartridge is discarded and replaced by loosening the inlet and outlet ducting clamps and releasing the...

Page 363: ...left in open containers The sweet odor of antifreeze is attractive to pets but highly toxic CAUTION Properly dispose of used antifreeze and waste oil Animals like the sweet odor of antifreeze and may...

Page 364: ...ture special base compound grease Lubricating this type of component with other than speci ed grease type will result in inadequate lubricating qualities resulting in component malfunction or failure...

Page 365: ...failing to lubricate the component Wrap the nozzle with a paper towel or rag to prevent contamination and accidental soiling of other areas If the component does not accept grease the Zerk tting may b...

Page 366: ...To Filler Plug 250 000 or 3 Years MP 13 Slack Adjusters S Cams Grease 3 Fittings ea 10 000 or 6 Months CL 14 Drive Shaft Universal Joints Grease 2 Fittings 10 000 or Annually CL 15 Drive Shaft Slip Y...

Page 367: ...ering cover Use chassis lubricant EO Engine oil as recommended by engine manufacturer OEM Refer to the Original Equipment Manufacturer s manual MP API GL 5 or MT 1 type gear lubricant Texaco Syn Star...

Page 368: ...368 SECTION 10 CHASSIS INFORMATION DYNASTY 2006 ENGINE DRIVE BELT DIAGRAM RM01C0027 A C Compressor Alternator Belt Tension Tension Release Point Crank Pulley...

Page 369: ...pecifications Chassis Fluid Capacities Tank Capacities Approx Gallons All Models Water Heater 10 gallons Grey Water 56 gallons Black Water 56 gallons Fresh Water 100 gallons Diesel Fuel 150 gallons LP...

Page 370: ...elt Drive Rite 17475 HD Air Filter Donaldson P53744802 MP 2329 Air Dryer Filter Meritor Wabco R950011 Transmission Filter Allison 2952688 A C Filter Drier MP 05400001 MP Manufacturer Part NOTE Filter...

Page 371: ...s connected in parallel Four batteries connected in a Series Parallel con guration CCA Ratings are 0 F These are the minimum requirements Approximate Hours of Ampere Load U2200 5 AMPS 10 AMPS 15 AMPS...

Page 372: ...372 SECTION 10 CHASSIS INFORMATION DYNASTY 2006 METRIC U S CONVERSION CHART...

Page 373: ...r reading 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 follo...

Page 374: ...374 SECTION 10 CHASSIS INFORMATION DYNASTY 2006...

Page 375: ...DYNASTY 2006 CHASSIS INFORMATION SECTION 10 375...

Page 376: ...isenstein IN Amanda Murray IN Thomas Joachim IN Technical Illustrator Josh Means Additional Illustrations Kelly Stroble Aaron Graham Dustin Hutchcraft PRINTING TechnaPrint Eugene OR ONLINE Corporate S...

Page 377: ...Dynasty 2006 INDEX...

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Page 379: ...GirardAutomatic Optional 174 Patio Awning Automatic Optional 177 Patio Awning Manual 174 Patio Awning w Remote Optional 178 Slide out Cover 172 Storm Precautions 181 Window Awning 174 B Backing Up A...

Page 380: ...tar Optional 43 Running Out of Fuel 45 Engine General Information 341 Engine No Start Flow Chart 306 Engine Diagram 342 Cummins ISL 342 Engine Drive Belt Diagram 368 Engine Oil 345 Engine Shutdown 346...

Page 381: ...opping the Generator 263 GFCI Breakers Outlets 269 Glossary of Terms 14 GPS Navigation Optional 190 H Height Control Valves 315 Adjusting Ride Height 316 Hitch 32 Brake Control 34 Tow Plug Connection...

Page 382: ...Power Sunvisor 183 Pressure Accumulator Tank 218 Privacy Drape Electric Optional 183 R Rear View Camera Aladdin System 35 Rear View System Optional 35 See Vision Optional 36 Receiver Monitor Optional...

Page 383: ...sure Checklist 54 Inspecting Pressure 53 Storage of Tires Long Term 56 Supporting When Leveling 55 Tire Rotation 56 Tire Vibration 55 Tread 56 Toilet 229 Cleaning Maintenance 230 Cold Weather Conditio...

Page 384: ...Washer 156 Waste Pump Optional 228 Waste Water Systems 224 Proper Waste Disposal 224 Tank Flush 227 Waste Drain Sewage Tanks 225 Waste Drain Hose 226 What Not to Put in Waste Holding Tanks 224 What to...

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