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HVAC

Domestic Hot Water via Oasis Hydronic Heating

This article provides a basic overview of domestic hot water via the Oasis hydronic heating system.

CH50

NE-S

CHINOOK

BTU

50,000

85,000

50,000

Maximum Water Temperature

(at incoming water temperature of 60°F)

120°F

Gallons Per Minute (GPM)

1.5

3.0

1.5

Potable Hot Water Capacity

The hot water in your coach is heated by the Oasis

hydronic heating system. To operate an appliance that

uses hot water, or to assure plenty of hot water for

showering, turn on the boiler or heating elements using

the Oasis control panel or the SilverLeaf touchscreen (if

equipped) located in the front overhead cabinet.
Both heat sources (boiler and heating elements) can be

used at the same time for the desired maximum water

heating capability. Turning the 120 volt heating element

on will usually provide su

ffi

cient hot water for most

household chores.

Oasis Service Scheduling

This article provides information on Oasis Service intervals, including parts and time needed to complete each job.

1 YEAR SERVICE (1 hour)

Newmar Part #

Name of Part

Vendor # (Oasis)

013607

Igniter

9002

013790

Garber Fuel Filter

6022

019711

Air Filter

6018AF

013847

Nozzle Filter

14023

016307A

Nozzle O-Ring

14025

3 YEAR SERVICE (1.5 hours)

Newmar Part #

Name of Part

Vendor # (Oasis)

013607

Igniter

9002

013790

Garber Fuel Filter

6022

019711

Air Filter

6018AF

013847

Nozzle Filter

14023

016307A

Nozzle O-Ring

14025

016301

Secondary Filter

6027

016147

Digital Flame Sensor

20106

5 YEAR SERVICE (2 hour)

Newmar Part #

Name of Part

Vendor # (Oasis)

016307

Nozzle

14070

013607

Igniter

9002

013790

Garber Fuel Filter

6022

019711

Air Filter

6018AF

013847

Nozzle Filter

14023

016307A

Nozzle O-Ring

14025

016301

Secondary Filter

6027

013848

Fuel Pump

16015

Summary of Contents for London Aire 2021

Page 1: ...2021 sm...

Page 2: ...l engine exhaust exposes you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm Always start and operate the engine in a well ventilated area If...

Page 3: ...2020 Copyright Newmar Corporation All rights reserved For the most up to date version of this content and for more product specific information please refer to Newgle This page is intentionally blank...

Page 4: ...ideouts 173 Care and Maintenance 185 This Owner s Guide is published and printed from Newmar s online knowledgebase For the most up to date version of this content and for more product specific inform...

Page 5: ...yright Newmar Corporation All rights reserved For the most up to date version of this content and for more product specific information please refer to Newgle TABLE OF CONTENTS This page is intentiona...

Page 6: ...e are selective about what we put into our coaches We start with a foundation forged in the strength of steel and aluminum We fill it with beautiful durable hardwoods and select name brand appliances...

Page 7: ...recreational vehicle 4 Responsible Use Your vehicle is designed to be used for recreational or temporary living purposes It is not designed to be used as a full time residence or for commercial use C...

Page 8: ...this package will help you safely operate maintain and troubleshoot these items For more details about each of the components and systems installed in the coach refer to Newgle An information sheet i...

Page 9: ...le and trustworthy resources about your coach How much time do you spend trying to figure out how to operate your appliances or what cleaning products are safe to use on your floors What about trouble...

Page 10: ...ge or from anywhere in the site using a key word or phrase or by the product name manufacturer or model number There is no need to search using coach information like the production number VIN model o...

Page 11: ...lar topic you even have a video available for this topic provided by a Newmar Brand Specialist After typing a search term or phrase relevant results will populate on the screen however this is often n...

Page 12: ...r coach information and some basic contact information allowing the Newgle Team to verify ownership and set up an account just for you Once your account has been created you will receive a verificatio...

Page 13: ...ion for the Customer Service Parts Sales Newgle and NewPro departments at Newmar Contacting Newmar Before You Reach Out To Us Customer Service Parts Newgle If you would like to speak to a Newmar Custo...

Page 14: ...ska and Washington State Seals National Fire Protection Association NFPA 1192 through Recreation Vehicle Industry Association RVIA National Fire Protection Association NFPA 70 National Electrical Code...

Page 15: ...y Disconnect the unit from power Store the sewer and water supply hoses as well as shoreline power cords Secure all cargo in the storage compartments in the event of a sudden stop Verify that the step...

Page 16: ...nding trees or power lines Secure all loose belongings that could blow away Bring them inside the RV or store them securely in a basement compartment before a storm hits to prevent physical damage to...

Page 17: ...ow the instructions that come with the restraint If you install the restraint improperly it may not work when you need it Buckle the child into the restraint exactly as the manufacturer s instructions...

Page 18: ...inguisher and where it is located Failure to comply could result in an increased risk of fire explosion asphyxiation serious injury or death DANGER The detector should never be disabled because of nui...

Page 19: ...unit alarms get everyone out of the house immediately WARNING If the alarm ever fails to test properly replace it immediately Do not stand close to the alarm when the horn is sounding Exposure at clos...

Page 20: ...re Extinguishers Source s Kidde Fire Extinguisher Owner s Manual Product s Kidde 10 lbs Fire Extinguisher UL Model 466295MTL Newmar Part Number 143817 Carbon monoxide is deadly Read and understand the...

Page 21: ...ery holder and observe the polarity After approximately 30 seconds the battery operated detector will begin monitoring for carbon monoxide making the device operational The test reset button is used t...

Page 22: ...ls the alarm will sound repeating horn pattern 4 beeps a pause 4 beeps etc Press and hold the Test Silence button until the horn is silent The initial Silence cycle will last approximately 4 minutes N...

Page 23: ...Your coach may be equipped with an ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers approved propane tank This tank is controlled with an automatic pressure regulator The propane tank contains liquid pe...

Page 24: ...material into the opening on any of these detectors can render them useless and would not be covered by the manufacturer s warranty Refer to Newgle for more information about your coach s propane LP...

Page 25: ...y of detecting a leak in the propane system STORING A PROPANE EQUIPPED COACH The primary gas supply manifold is a black steel pipe running the length of the unit Most secondary lines leading to the ga...

Page 26: ...the Test Reset button will be active This mode indicates that a gas concentration has achieved unsafe levels In this mode the LED will be Red The LP concentration is unsafe the Propane indicator will...

Page 27: ...battery voltage It is recommended to perform a self test weekly after power up from storage and before each trip If the self test passes the alarm will perform 2 cycles of the CO horn pattern 4 rapid...

Page 28: ...e window is closed 3 Rotate the arm 90 degrees until it latches into the closed position Hehr Double Latched Emergency Exit Window TO OPEN THE EMERGENCY EXIT DOUBLE LATCH STYLE WINDOW TO CLOSE AND LAT...

Page 29: ...nlock the deadbolt by turning it in a counterclockwise motion 2 Make sure the door latch is unlocked 3 Unlatch and completely open the door to avoid coach damage during ladder extension TO CLOSE THE E...

Page 30: ...ps to protect the burners when they are not in use Before cooking on the range top the cover must be in the full upright and folded position preventing the cover from falling on the range top during c...

Page 31: ...utes of use This built in auto shut off is a safety feature This function occurs for both the HEAT and TEMP settings The panel displays EE code and sounds indicating this auto off setting In the event...

Page 32: ...duce the risk of burns and ignition of flammable materials the burner flame should not extend beyond the edge of the cooking utensil Grease is flammable Never allow grease to collect around top burner...

Page 33: ...t 35934 for 12 DC fan units Never attempt to clean lamp bulb while it is hot Before servicing or cleaning unit switch power off at the service panel and lock service disconnecting means to prevent pow...

Page 34: ...Lock button until you hear one tone The keylock indicator will come on To cancel press and hold the Lock button until you hear another tone and the keylock indicator stops flashing and goes out DISPLA...

Page 35: ...Greystone 26 Curved Electric Fireplace Operation Model PD2616F This article provides basic operation instructions for a Greystone 26 Curved Electric Fireplace Model PD2616F Operating Instructions Cont...

Page 36: ...ch SELECT to select desired option and follow the prompts CLOCK OPTIONS TIMER SET OFF KITCHEN TIMER 1 Touch TIMER SET OFF 2 Touch the number keypads to set the length of time For example to set 12 min...

Page 37: ...BLE ON OFF Press and hold CONNECT while your router s WPS indicator light is blinking to connect your range to your Wi Fi network CONNECT WI FI 1 Press the Menu keypad to light up the back lit buttons...

Page 38: ...emperature display units can be switched between Celsius and Fahrenheit as follows 1 Switch on the cooler 2 Press the SET button twice 3 Use the UP or DOWN buttons to select Celsius or Fahrenheit The...

Page 39: ...spective compartment blinks 3 Press the ON OFF button 4 OFF flashes for five seconds on the display of the respective cooling compartment then OFF is displayed If the display of the compartment shows...

Page 40: ...ORTANT RESETTING THE WIFI TO FACTORY SETTINGS 1 Press the SET button six times 2 Hold the UP button for at least five seconds 3 In both displays rES will blink several times before returning to the pr...

Page 41: ...ore While in sleep mode the first press of a control button will only reactivate the display screen without changing any settings After reactivation changes to any settings can then be made If no chan...

Page 42: ...e system water may spurt out of the dispenser Using a sturdy container depress and hold the water dispenser paddle for 5 seconds Release the dispenser paddle for 5 seconds Repeat steps 1 and 2 until w...

Page 43: ...ter supply cannot be avoided make sure the water softener is operating properly and is well maintained Do not use anything sharp to break up the ice in the bin This can cause damage to the ice storage...

Page 44: ...an in washing machine Let filter dry completely before reusing Washer and Dryer Overview Washer and Dryer Prep If a washer and dryer unit is not installed in your coach it may be prepped at the factor...

Page 45: ...atible with another function selected previously only the most recent selection will remain active TEMPERATURE INDICATOR LIGHT When a temperature value is selected the corresponding indicator light wi...

Page 46: ...witch off indicating that the door may be opened Take out your laundry and leave the appliance door ajar to make sure the drum dries completely Switch the washing machine off by pressing the ON OFF bu...

Page 47: ...ke sure that the items are not in the way of the door seal Close the door 5 Choose a drying program by checking the Programs table as well as the indications for each type of fabric set temperature wi...

Page 48: ...om http www spartanchassis com rv experience experience asp Chassis Manuals Refer to Spartan s Connected Care app for all chassis related information including but not limited to Vehicle Identificatio...

Page 49: ...R ACC MODES WITHOUT STARTING THE COACH Press button once to put vehicle into ACC mode Press button again to put vehicle into IGN mode Press button again to turn ACC and IGN mode OFF1 System Operation...

Page 50: ...most up to date version of this content and for more product specific information please refer to Newgle 45 CHASSIS The Graphical Instrument Cluster GIC is a display device that communicates with mult...

Page 51: ...r and a microfiber cloth The LED display shows the output setting when the control is activated It is used to setup and monitor the brake control and can be used when trouble shooting There are four m...

Page 52: ...equence until the overload condition is removed Indicates when the trailer has been disconnected flashing or if the brakes are pressed with no trailer connected steady on as long as brake pedal is hel...

Page 53: ...uld make a smooth stop If the stop seems slow and more aggressive braking is desired adjust the sensitivity level by rotating the LED display knob clockwise If the stop seems too aggressive adjust the...

Page 54: ...seeable suffered as a result of towing a vehicle Nothing contained herein shall operate as an assumption of any risk on the part of Spartan Motors relating to towing of a vehicle NOTICE Collision Warn...

Page 55: ...sign Vehicle s current speed can be displayed in upper right hand corner optional feature Last known Speed Limit Sign can be displayed in upper left hand corner optional feature To adjust Mobileye Sy...

Page 56: ...n safe vehicle operation OnGuard ACTIVE is only intended to assist reaction and response time OnGuard ACTIVE is not a substitute for proper driver braking and should be considered only as a driver ass...

Page 57: ...r and are not available via the Newmar Parts Department DEF consumption varies depending on ambient conditions and vehicle application IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA Proposition 65 Breathing diesel engine exhau...

Page 58: ...l wall trims around the slideouts to make sure there is plenty of clearance so the trim will not rub when extending the slideout If the gap looks good then the slideout can be operated Note Most often...

Page 59: ...ouch panel can be on anytime the vehicle ignition is in the On or Accessory position and the park brake is set NOTICE The slight lift experienced during the stabilizing procedure normally is not suffi...

Page 60: ...level the vehicle side to side first if needed before front to rear When leveling is completed turn the ignition switch to the Off position Source s HWH Computer Controlled 725 Series Leveling System...

Page 61: ...rake is released or when the vehicle begins moving However it is best for the operator to enter this mode before the vehicle begins moving by tapping Travel The leveling system can only be switched to...

Page 62: ...traveling at low speeds up to 5 mph LEVEL INDICATOR In manual mode and auto mode the three level indicator displays can be viewed as a builder s level The bubbles move to the center once that axis is...

Page 63: ...an adequate amount of air the ignition should be on and the air system should be at full pressure 2 In auto mode press and hold Lower All or Raise All This causes the vehicle to move up or down while...

Page 64: ...go to ride height USING TRAVEL MODE 1 Turn on the ignition 2 Tap Travel The default setting is normal ride height Low Ride allows additional clearance to the top of the vehicle High Ride assists in n...

Page 65: ...eas a higher setting requires more effort On coaches with an adjustment knob located on the dash turn the knob to the desired setting Operation Adjustment Knob On select Spartan coaches the Comfort Dr...

Page 66: ...res This tire size is 315 80 R 22 5 From this size we can determine the physical dimensions of the tire as well as its basic construction The tire size breaks down like this The first number 315 is th...

Page 67: ...uration you are inflating Make sure tire pressures are the same across an axle while NEVER exceeding the maximum air pressure limit stamped on the wheels or tires nor under inflating a tire below the...

Page 68: ...tart features must be disabled prior to servicing WARNING 12 Volt Electrical System This article provides general information about the components and functions of the 12 Volt Electrical System DC in...

Page 69: ...into shore power Before placing the battery disconnect in the off position make sure the inverter if equipped is turned off When an older coach is stored while plugged into shore power do not use the...

Page 70: ...r mini breaker before progressing to the load When a 12 Volt load or component is not working both 12 Volt power and 12 Volt ground are needed for the load to complete the 12 Volt circuit IMPORTANT 12...

Page 71: ...vidual circuits to supply power to hard wired components such as air conditioners water heaters etc and then to the inverter if equipped The inverted circuits move from the inverter s internal transfe...

Page 72: ...r input lines it will switch over to the generator s inputs and drop the connection to shore power Transfer switches are designed so that only one input can be connected at a time in order to prevent...

Page 73: ...ventilation causing damage to the converter Blown fuses INVERTERS An inverter changes 12 Volt DC power to 120 Volt AC power Coaches with an inverter only typically use it for powering the entertainme...

Page 74: ...it to a two pronged ungrounded outlet IMPORTANT 120 VOLT OUTLETS Several 120 volt receptacles are located throughout the interior of the unit These receptacles require three pin plugs that provide pro...

Page 75: ...g circuits mostly because they are working automatically in the background 50 amp service has two 50 amp power legs providing a total service of 100 amps Stacker Trailer 30 Amp 120 Volt Outlet This ar...

Page 76: ...the voltage drops below 10 5 Volts This measurement represents the amount of time the battery can operate if a charging system failure occurs Electrolyte Specific Gravity battery test Unit of measure...

Page 77: ...e telephone type float service batteries have been advertised as having a 20 year life However the rating only stands true at five percent depth of discharge DOD and the life span is much less when us...

Page 78: ...batteries via the solenoid This allows the chassis batteries to obtain power from the house batteries to assist in starting the engine Battery Boost Switch Overview In addition the inverter is typical...

Page 79: ...before working around batteries Use caution when using metal tools If a tool contacts a battery terminal or metal connected to it a short circuit could occur which could cause personal injury explosi...

Page 80: ...rty damage Wear eye protection when working with any battery The batteries should be removed and stored in a warm place when not using your motorhome for an extended period of time This will prevent u...

Page 81: ...larly after extended periods of heavy use Be sure to top off any battery that is showing signs of depleted fluid levels IMPORTANT Cord Reels This article provides an operational overview of the shore...

Page 82: ...ecision Circuits Power Control System documentation found in Newgle depending on which system is installed in the coach Whenever possible connect coaches equipped with 50 amp shore power cord to 50 am...

Page 83: ...Coaches Select coach models are equipped with a powered generator slide compartment to provide easier access to the generator fire wall and other components located below the dash between the front ca...

Page 84: ...red 2 Refer to the owner s manual for your specific generator for more in depth descriptions of flashing codes CAUTION Failure to turn off the 120 volt appliances when starting or stopping the generat...

Page 85: ...ariety of combination units are used by Newmar however most have a control panel located in the overhead cabinet with other switches and controls Xantrex Freedom SW 3 000 Watt True Sine Wave Inverter...

Page 86: ...nitor the Freedom SW Front Panel The indicator LEDs on the front panel show you the operating status of the Freedom SW A description of the LEDs is provided If none of the front panel LEDs are on refe...

Page 87: ...Depending on the year and model of your coach it may be equipped with LED light fixtures with the lights embedded into the light housing Many of the LED light fixtures have integrated LED assemblies...

Page 88: ...e All Lights On Off buttons toggle all lights on and off in the coach at once CEILING LTS BATHROOM LTS BEDROOM LTS WALL LTS MIRROR LTS VANITY LTS ACCENT LTS COURTESY LTS ALL LIGHTS ON ALL LIGHTS OFF L...

Page 89: ...11 and FDMC 1212 which may be built in to the dash or cockpit area This article provides an overview of the Wireless Charging Station which may be built in to the dash or cockpit area Charging your ph...

Page 90: ...r more 12 volt receptacles conveniently located in the dash area These 12 volt receptacles allow you to plug in a variety of 12 volt DC accessories including cell phone battery chargers camera battery...

Page 91: ...f Battery Charge 12 2 Volts 50 of Battery Charge 12 0 Volts 25 of Battery Charge 11 9 Volts 0 of Battery Charge It is important to note that the system may not indicate a charge any time it is exposed...

Page 92: ...al and C Series Meter Display Installation Guide Product s Xantrex Solar Charger Remote Model C40R 100 Newmar Part Number 122428 and Xantrex Solar Controller Model C60 New mar Part Number 122427 This...

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Page 94: ...y hear navigation prompts mutes current audio source 7 Favorite Press to go to set favorite source or split screen view Set preference in Settings 8 MUTE Press to mute all audio 9 IR Receiver for Remo...

Page 95: ...display Use this button in combination with arrow buttons to select the brightness contrast tint and touch adjustment for touchscreen calibration 9 STATUS LED No light indicates that unit has no powe...

Page 96: ...ute from your bed DUAL CONTROL The G3 brings control to both Driver and Passenger The Dual in dash screens are both touch screen capable Allow the passenger to program the next stop in Rand McNally s...

Page 97: ...system and Xite system In some Xite systems the camera selection may default back to the rear camera Camera Selection If the rear vision monitor is turned on manually you can toggle through the camera...

Page 98: ...equipped cameras are standard definition cameras These are the only standard definition cameras in the system The rest of the views are from the HD Xite side of the system Doorbell Camera Operation Th...

Page 99: ...to be replaced it is recommended to have a qualified service technician perform the re calibration procedure through the SilverLeaf system Storage When storing the coach all holding tanks should be du...

Page 100: ...as the fan speed High Medium or Low A red button indicates the fan is currently in operation which fan speed is selected or the automatic rain sensing technology is disabled KITCHEN MASTER BATH STOOL...

Page 101: ...not misplace it You will need to purchase another license and SD card if you lose it Do not attempt to put any other SD cards or objects into the SD card slot This may cause a malfunction of your Inf...

Page 102: ...imit Tap to open a Tell Rand message about speed limits 14 Map View Tab Tap to simplify the map screen Icons are minimized to show simply the zoom next maneuver and miles time 15 Traffic Tap to view t...

Page 103: ...d in the XSG3NA Xite system Do not attempt to put any other SD cards or objects into the SD card slot This may cause a malfunction of your Infotainment System and will void all warranties IMPORTANT 1...

Page 104: ...lled You must also have a functioning SD Card Reader available NOTICE Before attempting this procedure please read this document fully to ensure correct step by step process This process requires the...

Page 105: ...ted that you synchronize your Rand McNally SD card before each trip to maintain the most recent information including construction data etc This is done by clicking the Update Available option when th...

Page 106: ...tton 13 Click the OK button 14 You will be returned to the main screen 15 Click the Map Update Available option 16 Click the Begin Download button 17 This is a large download and may take some time 18...

Page 107: ...low a minimum and you will only be charged the 14 99 service fee plus tolls in months that you incur toll charges You must have established an account to pay tolls charged to your RV Toll Pass 1 Go to...

Page 108: ...y system Entry Unlock Unlocks entry doors and disarms security system Also activates the porch light Cargo Lock Locks compartment doors and arms security system Cargo Unlock Unlocks compartment doors...

Page 109: ...ccess Code for confirmation The keypad will chirp 3 times after a successful confirmation A long beep indicates a failure to change the code 6 Test the new code to confirm a successful change Repeat p...

Page 110: ...e settings for the floor heat function The floor heat control system operates by switching the different floor zone heat mats ON and OFF as determined by the intervals and values selected There are th...

Page 111: ...mobile data and being able to access free WiFi wherever your travels may take you Your coach may be equipped with one of the many options WiFi systems Newmar offers WiFi Systems This article provides...

Page 112: ...may look like you are still at the old location but clicking the Scan button will list what is currently available Keep in mind that you must first select the desired model to the left of the Scan bu...

Page 113: ...n an Internet browser and type 10 11 12 1 into the address bar and press Enter This will take you to the Status Screen for the IDU Login using Username admin Password admin The Winegard ConnecT 4G1 ca...

Page 114: ...sing over the air signal However it transfers the connection from the antenna to park cable when it is available and connected Over The Air Signal If the reception is poor make sure the power switch f...

Page 115: ...the direction the antenna is positioned Automatic Search Function The system does not move until the Search button is pressed Channels will be received whenever the system is powered on To begin a new...

Page 116: ...lding etc programming will not be available Once the block is removed the programming will return DirecTV The RoadTrip T4 antenna switch settings are preset for DIRECTV If you have a DISH or Bell TV r...

Page 117: ...r manually move the dish WARNING Improper use of the user menu could cause damage to the TRAV LER antenna and or vehicle Do not enter the user menu for regular operation Ready To Travel The TRAV LER a...

Page 118: ...up using the Bose Music app and the microphone is on PRESETS The soundbar includes six presets that you can set to play audio from your favorite music services Once set you can access your music at an...

Page 119: ...dd Bose Accessory Speakers Follow the app instructions ADJUST THE BASS USING THE BOSE MUSIC APP Note You can only adjust the bass using the app if your bass module is connected to the Bose Soundbar 50...

Page 120: ...Enters the selected item HOME Enters the player s home screen Blu Ray Players Blu ray players offer full HD 1080p blu ray disc playback Many players also offer other features like streaming and a vari...

Page 121: ...tegory using and press ENTER CHILD LOCK You can lock the disc tray to avoid accidental opening of the tray While the player is turned on press the STOP HOME and then TOP MENU button on the remote to l...

Page 122: ...n the radio cannot be played through the soundbar To select the sound source use the sound bar remote It is important to make sure the TV is securely locked into position prior to closing the compartm...

Page 123: ...with a micro fiber cloth Clean the body or panel of the TV with a micro fiber cloth dampened with a small amount of water After that remove the moisture with a dry cloth While cleaning do not apply st...

Page 124: ...JECT Press the Eject button when the power is on to eject the disk Press it again to load the disc automatically 1 EARPHONE Connect a set of headphones for private listening 2 POWER DC 12V INPUT 3 HDM...

Page 125: ...Press this button to escape from the current operation SF button Press this button to play the disc slow Forward 18 ENTER Press this button to enter the selected item 19 ZOOM Press this button to Zoo...

Page 126: ...s this button again to return to normal playback 35 CLEAR Press this button to cancel the numbers you input just like an eraser 36 REPEAT Press this button to repeatedly play a chapter DVD You can rep...

Page 127: ...ms button 2 Press and release the TV Lift Up button to raise the TV 3 Press and release the TV Lift Down button to lower the TV 4 The lift will continue in the selected direction until it reaches the...

Page 128: ...ocations based on coach model and year but will always be within the driver s reach 1 With the Air Horn Switch turned on and adequate air pressure in the air tanks press the horn icon on the steering...

Page 129: ...1 Shore Power if connected 2 Generator Power if the generator is running 3 Inverter Power batteries must be charged for inverter operation The main patio awnings are operated by a handheld remote swi...

Page 130: ...n as an unlocked padlock icon To lock the doors press the switch to the locked position shown as a locked padlock icon Electric Compartment Locks Overview This article provides basic information about...

Page 131: ...ach without arming the security alarm The entrance door can also be manually unlocked and opened from the inside without the alarm sounding 1 Flip the switch down to lock the doors 2 Flip the switch u...

Page 132: ...be cleared or the vehicle may need to be moved The master step switch must be on and the door must be closed The step will retract When the door is re opened the step will extend If the leveling proce...

Page 133: ...the step the system will turn off and the pump will stop running This only applies to coaches equipped with an HWH step If for some reason the pump doesn t run for any HWH equipment it might be neces...

Page 134: ...ng light loads Your hitch may provide you with the capability of towing your car or trailer while traveling A wiring harness or pigtail is needed to connect tail lights brake lights turn lights etc of...

Page 135: ...ion Move the selector to the center position to obtain the best view and make the directional arrows inactive The adjustment control moves the top half of both mirrors The bottom half of the mirror is...

Page 136: ...sential to insuring a long trouble free life Before cleaning it is important that you inspect the sealants and gaskets used to seal components to the roof structure to be certain there is no leakage d...

Page 137: ...protected by Diamond Shield on your vehicle Do not pressure wash Do not use Rain X products Do not use any abrasive brushes rags cloths or compounds This general care list is not comprehensive Please...

Page 138: ...window reaches the fully extended position The operator arms near the bottom will be nearly straight when the window is fully extended To close a vented crank style window rotate the window knob coun...

Page 139: ...indshield Maintenance and Replacement Proper care and maintenance of your windshield is critical to maintain good visibility and safe operation of the coach Windshield Replacement When replacing a win...

Page 140: ...windshield can damage the blades as well as the arm and wiper motor Wiper Systems Wiper System Care and Maintenance WARNING Replace your windshield wiper blades when they become worn or damaged Worn...

Page 141: ...opyright Newmar Corporation All rights reserved For the most up to date version of this content and for more product specific information please refer to Newgle 136 EXTERIOR This page is intentionally...

Page 142: ...heating air conditioning system Select coach models may have a driver and passenger control with a switch that allows the driver to override the passenger controls If the mode knob is in any position...

Page 143: ...ters 4 Reinstall the filter on the cover and place it back into the vent 5 Repeat the process for each return air vent Air Conditioning and Heat Roof OFF The blower motor does not operate in this mode...

Page 144: ...us including No AC Input or AC Available and the Oasis Electric element 1 and 2 status When Night displays a ring around it the system is using nighttime settings When Away displays a ring around it t...

Page 145: ...e to the coach interior IMPORTANT This information is generic in nature and may not be specific to your exact coach model and or year NOTICE Diesel Coaches With the ignition key on the O H Fans dash s...

Page 146: ...o 5 000 BTU heating elements and should be used only to help maintain the temperature once the diesel burner has brought the system up to proper operating heat levels From a cold start the 5 000 watt...

Page 147: ...n on the face of the Oasis or turn the burner switch off then back on inside the coach The reset will clear faults such as Low Voltage Flame Out or a Low Fluid Level switch fault which typically clear...

Page 148: ...heating elements can be used at the same time for the desired maximum water heating capability Turning the 120 volt heating element on will usually provide sufficient hot water for most household chor...

Page 149: ...alues selected The approximate operating times are as follows based on 20 minute cycle One bar Floor Heat Off Two bars Store mode Floor Heat will not operate in this mode Three bars On 2 minutes Off t...

Page 150: ...ge Turn the switch off 5 Place the air mattress on the bed To inflate the air mattress 1 Route the pump plug to a nearby 120 volt outlet 2 Remove the valve cap on the air mattress by simply turning it...

Page 151: ...Sleep Number setting This may take a few minutes Sleep Number Mattress Operation Model Comfortaire r5 This article provides a basic overview of a Sleep Number Mattress Comfortaire r5 At the heart of t...

Page 152: ...iped down with furniture polish to sustain the natural beauty and luster of the wood As with any wood product do not saturate these cabinets with water or any other liquid Be sure to wipe up spills as...

Page 153: ...g and walls in your coach are designed with more than function in mind they are pleasing to the eye as well Ceiling and Walls Kitchen Cabinet Extension Peninsulas and Islands Overview This article pro...

Page 154: ...y damage the surface and should be wiped up immediately then rinsed with water Avoiding Damage HEAT The solid surface countertops can be damaged with excessive heat or the use of harsh chemicals Never...

Page 155: ...ad shams accent pillows draperies headboard valances and much more The fabrics used in your coach may contain fire retardant additives that may be damaged by use of improper cleaning products Cleaning...

Page 156: ...e or wall art pull the Velcro loose at the bottom and sides and then remove it from the hanging device Some decorations without a frame may have exposed screws that may be difficult to find For this t...

Page 157: ...Step Cover This article provides an operational overview of a retractable step cover The Step Cover switch operates the step cover in front of the passenger seat Some models with mid coach entry step...

Page 158: ...l flash 5 times resulting in the safe being automatically locked out for 60 seconds before you can try your code again The safe will beep one time if the sound is turned on and the green light will fl...

Page 159: ...h operated shades require the switch to be held until the shade either reaches its limit or the desired intermediate position the shade can be stopped at any point by simply releasing the switch The s...

Page 160: ...instructions provided by Newmar should not take the place of the manufacturer s complete documentation Refer to Newgle for more information about plumbing components offered for your coach s model ye...

Page 161: ...sis System must be up to temperature for the basement heat to work The basement heat only works when the furnace Oasis System is activated It will NOT function if the Oasis System is off and the coach...

Page 162: ...rain valve to the open position will remove pressure and drain the tank rinse line When finished using the tank rinse it is recommended to turn off the water supply to the tank rinse connection Open t...

Page 163: ...compartment The fresh water tank is filled from the city water hook up with a hose or hose reel FRESH WATER TANK DRAIN CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES Fresh Water Valves The article provides a basic overview f...

Page 164: ...upply if equipped with a hose reel Turn on the supply valve at the water source and open each of the faucets to remove any air pockets in the coach plumbing lines Once the water flows freely close the...

Page 165: ...room 4 Close each faucet after it delivers a steady stream of water close the cold water first Leave the hot water faucets on until they also deliver a steady stream of water This will ensure that the...

Page 166: ...oming water supply The filter assembly is located in the basement water compartment Select coach models may also have additional filters installed for drinking water Filters Avoid using S O S type cle...

Page 167: ...r pressure off the system by opening a faucet or low point drain and press the red button on top of the filter housing 3 Unscrew the filter canister by rotating to loosen and remove it the top housing...

Page 168: ...in the coach plumbing lines Once the water flows freely close the faucet s To disconnect from the city water supply close the valve from the water supply Release the pressure by rotating the fresh wa...

Page 169: ...g an odor to enter the coach If this occurs run water from the faucet into the drain allowing water to fill the trap Waterless Traps Some coach models with a rear shower may have waterless traps in li...

Page 170: ...ore using any cleaner read the list of ingredients on the label The best method for cleaning the dispenser is with a soft damp cloth To shower while dry camping follow these steps 1 Turn on the Aqua M...

Page 171: ...s Products containing ammonia and petroleum may damage the ABS plastic holding tanks and seals Be careful not to spill the chemical on your hands clothing or the carpet as it may cause a permanent sta...

Page 172: ...s prevent holding tank odors from entering the living space Adding water is recommended prior to flushing solids and toilet paper Flushing The Toilet To flush press the pedal down until it contacts th...

Page 173: ...Toilets with Flush Handle or Switch Operation Model 8700 Series This article provides basic operation instructions for a Dometic Macerator Style Toilet with Flush Handle or Switch Model 8700 Series Th...

Page 174: ...default Always ON dim DFSHW only Energy saving ON when motion is sensed VFSHW only Always OFF CHANGING FLUSH MODES 1 Press and hold the Flush button for approximately five seconds to toggle between no...

Page 175: ...affected by many factors such as water hardness the amount of solid waste how easily the toilet paper breaks down how often the tank is dumped and how well the tank is flushed When buildup occurs it...

Page 176: ...er dump valve 21 Place the cap on the hose and store it 22 Add tank chemicals and the amount of water recommended by the chemical manufacturer How To Drain The Waste Water Holding Tanks The holding ta...

Page 177: ...CAUTION Do not use the same hose for the No Fuss Flush that is used for filling the fresh water tank The gate valve to the sewage tank must be in the OPEN position while rinsing with the No Fuss Flush...

Page 178: ...ll and return to ride height units without air suspension will return to normal suspension 4 Turn the engine off 5 For a full wall slideout visually inspect the front vertical trim for adequate cleara...

Page 179: ...in the overhead cabinet above the driver or passenger chair or the overhead cabinet above the entrance door ELECTRIC WARDROBE SLIDEOUTS The operating switch for the wardrobe slideout is usually locat...

Page 180: ...or debris are removed before retracting the room Operator must remain continually in control of the slideout room control switch while the room is moving in or out WARNING Be sure that the driver s s...

Page 181: ...d the bottom of the slideout in a few different places to create more clearance 5 Clean the rollers one at a time with a soft cloth and a mild cleaner A wet Swiffer cloth can also be used Do not use h...

Page 182: ...operational This can also be done at the slideout controller s wiring harness by removing the motor s red and black harness plug from controller and jumping a 12 VDC power source at the Molex plug 3 D...

Page 183: ...tract the slideout If the wire polarity is reversed the slideout will extend instead of retract If the slideout motor has a brake installed you must also hook one brake wire to the battery with the re...

Page 184: ...ideout motor s location may vary Generally they may be accessed from under the slideout in the compartment area Some motors may also be located in the wheel well area under a cover NOTICE Manually Ret...

Page 185: ...he operating switch for the Hydraulic Flat Floor Slideout is usually located in the overhead control panel Due to the slideout safety feature commonly referred to as ignition lockout the operation of...

Page 186: ...ions Contact Newmar Customer Service for assistance IMPORTANT MANUAL OPERATION OF ROOM Refer to the Manual Operation Instructions located on the kitchen overhead cabinet RETRACTING THE SLIDEOUT ROOM 1...

Page 187: ...side of the cover Instead remove the screws on the side of the cover allowing the entire cover to be removed Depending on the location some covers may be sealed with foam or another sealant CAUTION C...

Page 188: ...TANT CAUTION Contact Newmar Customer Service 1 800 731 8300 prior to manually lifting or retracting your Hydraulic Flat Floor Slideout These brief operation instructions are for quick reference only a...

Page 189: ...www hwh com ml55155 pdf as adapted for Newmar Corporation v 09NOV15 3 Retract all lift bolts completely If room starts to drop alternate between lift bolts evenly while turning lift bolts 4 After lift...

Page 190: ...h Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR The maximum permissible weight for an axle Gross Combination Weight Rating GCWR The value specified by the manufacturer of the vehicle as the maximum allowable loaded w...

Page 191: ...nner or paint on decals Do not overcoat the decals with clear paint Do not allow gasoline or other fuels to drip or stay on the decals for any length of time If this occurs immediately flush the area...

Page 192: ...t least 90 days from the coach s date of manufacture The coating on your coach is a state of the art base coat and Urethane clear coat The clear coating is designed to protect the colored base coat so...

Page 193: ...ines for Ultrafabrics material This information is not a guarantee Please use all cleaning and disinfecting agents safely and as instructed The use of other cleaning agents disinfectants conditioners...

Page 194: ...the switch near the water heater s drain plug For units with a tankless water heater do NOT put the water heater in by pass mode Instead blow it out and install the antifreeze as directed for a hydro...

Page 195: ...switch Red antifreeze will start flowing through the clear hose into the water lines 21 Run cold water from the kitchen faucet until the red potable antifreeze is detected Run hot water from the kitc...

Page 196: ...ing clean filters unless the sanitization process will also be completed at this time NOTICE 8 Close the low point drains 9 Turn on the ice maker allowing it to run through multiple cycles Throw away...

Page 197: ...es equipped with a 75 gallon fresh water tank This will approximately be a 50 ppm parts per million bleach solution 5 Reinstall the housing and the water heater drain plug after it has drained complet...

Page 198: ...or oil fuel and air filter change X Lubricate the moveable parts on the entrance step X Inspect the slideouts for proper seals If realignment is necessary please contact an Authorized Newmar Service C...

Page 199: ...recommended by the tire manufacturer X X X X Replace air cleaner X X Inspect radiator and CAC for debris and damage X X X X Check alternator chassis batteries and starter X X X X Inspect belts and bel...

Page 200: ...to Newgle 195 CARE AND MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT Service Record Use this chart to keep track of all service work performed on the coach For additional pages refer to Newgle Date Service Center Dealer Nam...

Page 201: ...most up to date version of this content and for more product specific information please refer to Newgle 196 CARE AND MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT Date Odometer Milage Fuel Gallons Oil Quarts Average MPG Cos...

Page 202: ...this content and for more product specific information please refer to Newgle 197 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Date Service Center Dealer Name and Address Description of Service Work Performed Cost xx xx xxxx...

Page 203: ...formation please refer to Newgle 198 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Date Odometer Milage Fuel Gallons Oil Quarts Average MPG Cost Date Odometer Milage Fuel Gallons Oil Quarts Average MPG Cost Fuel Oil and MPG R...

Page 204: ...2021 LONDON AIRE Newmar Corporation 355 N Delaware St PO Box 30 Nappanee IN 46550 0030 574 773 7791 Fax 574 773 2895 NewmarCorp com SM...

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