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HEHR DOUBLE-LATCHED EMERGENCY EXIT WINDOW

TO OPEN THE EMERGENCY EXIT DOUBLE LATCH
STYLE WINDOW:

1. Flip both latches up to the open position.
2. Push out on the window.

TO CLOSE AND LATCH THE EMERGENCY EXIT
DOUBLE LATCH STYLE WINDOW:

1. Pull the window shut while holding the window

track with one hand.
2. With the other hand, rotate the latch up until it

connects with the track on the window.
3. Press the front side down until it latches.
4. Repeat the steps for the second latch.

HOW TO CLEAN THE WINDOWS

Most windows used by Newmar are equipped with sliding screens that can be removed for cleaning.

1

REMOVING THE SCREEN

Open the window and screen. Press upward on the screen frame top, pushing the frame deeper into its pocket. This will

compress the springs and allow the screen frame bottom to rotate out of the bottom track. Be careful with the plastic

screen springs, so that they can be re-used.

CLEANING THE GLASS

Apply straight mineral spirits to a clean, soft cloth and wipe the glass. Dry with a clean cloth Next, clean the glass again,

using a clean cloth with a 50-50 mix of water and a household window cleaner like Windex

™

or GlassPlus

™

. If there is

still a residue, remove it with rubbing alcohol and dry.

HOW TO PREVENT WINDOW CONDENSATION

IMPORTANT

Since surface condensation within the coach cannot be controlled by the manufacturer, damage caused by
condensation is not covered by your Newmar Limited Warranty.

Damage may occur to your unit if excessive condensation exists. Accumulation of condensation on surfaces within your

unit occurs when warm, moist air contacts a cool surface. It is most evident on the inside of windows. This problem can

be controlled by:

1. Slightly opening a window or roof vent to allow the moisture to escape from the unit.
2. A small dehumidifier is also very effective in removing moisture from the air.

Condensation levels are highest during times when a person is cooking or taking a shower in the unit, but these are not

the only times condensation is present. Condensation can migrate through ceiling panels and saturate the fiberglass

insulation in your ceiling cavity. This condition often causes the occupants to believe the recreational vehicle has a roof

leak. Walls and ceiling panels may also become wet when the moisture accumulates on these surfaces.

IMPORTANT

Newmar Corporation does not recommend the use of any catalytic heaters.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Refer to the product manufacturer's owner's manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach's windows.

© 2018 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.

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Summary of Contents for New Aire 2019

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Page 3: ... 22 Washers and Dryers CHASSIS 25 25 26 31 33 37 37 Chassis Monitoring Systems Collision Warning Systems Freightliner Fuel Systems Leveling Systems Steering Systems Wheels and Tires REV 180228 ELECTRICAL 41 45 51 57 58 58 61 64 64 65 68 68 69 12 Volt Electrical System 120 Volt Electrical System Batteries Cord Reels Energy Management Systems Fuse Panels and Wiring Diagrams Generators Inverters and ...

Page 4: ...Hose Reels Power Washers Sprayers and Exterior Showers Sinks Toilets Tubs and Shower Enclosures Waste Water System Water Pumps SLIDEOUTS 128 132 135 Electric Bedroom Slideouts Electric Wardrobe Slideouts HWH Hydraulic Slideouts CARE AND MAINTENANCE 143 144 145 148 149 150 151 151 153 How to Wash and Dry a Coach Waxing and Polishing a Coach How to Winterize a Coach How to De Winterize a Coach How t...

Page 5: ... 2018 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 ...

Page 6: ... 2018 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 ...

Page 7: ...he Newmar Limited Warranty and all other component warranties that apply to the equipment installed on your unit The limited warranties issued by the chassis and component manufacturers require periodic service and maintenance The owner s failure to provide this service and or maintenance may result in the loss of warranty coverage Be sure to file the appropriate registration card with the compone...

Page 8: ...est You will be asked to provide your 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 verification email which will include your username and password transporting you to a one of a kind world of knowledge If you have any questions regarding your login informat...

Page 9: ...s cautions and important notices to highlight particular aspects of your coach that may require additional attention Many categories also include images of labels some of which may be noted as examples only that may be posted throughout your coach or on your components Click on a sub category block below the information to view more detailed information about a particular component within the Ente...

Page 10: ...every item when it is available On the right side you will see the product name and manufacturer the Newmar part number as well as a photo from ComNet Newmar s parts catalog when available Within the Manufacturer Site Links section you will have access to associated links to the direct manufacturer or supplier for the following information when available Operation Installation and Maintenance Manu...

Page 11: ...otentially hazardous situation that if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury Failure to observe a CAUTION may also result in damage to the equipment or unit IMPORTANT IMPORTANT notices are not related to personal injury but provide additional information to make a step easier or clearer NOTICE NOTICE indicates information that is not necessary or required but may prove to be helpful W...

Page 12: ...ormation Package To assure full warranty coverage it is essential that all maintenance instructions are followed An information sheet is provided containing important information about your coach for your convenience Your coach s Newmar Serial Number This number is needed whenever making an appointment for service or ordering parts through your Newmar Dealer or Service Center Your coach s Vehicle ...

Page 13: ...or lease rental purposes DEALER RESPONSIBILITIES 1 A pre delivery inspection and systems check thoroughly inspecting the vehicle and the operation of the factory installed components 2 A customer walk through to familiarize the customer with the vehicle its systems and components and their operation 3 Delivery of the Owner s Information Package This package contains the warranty cards and registra...

Page 14: ... 2018 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 8 ...

Page 15: ...odifiers QVM Ford Chassis Only Carb Compliant Phase 2 NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION IMPORTANT If you believe that your vehicle has a significant defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA and Newmar Corporation immediately CONTACT NHTSA 1 Phone Auto Safety Hotline toll free at 1 888 327 4236 TTY 1...

Page 16: ...ecking the rear view monitoring system In addition the following procedures will aid in your driving safety and extend your equipment s life Windows mirrors and light lenses are to be clean and unobstructed Tires should be checked for proper cold inflation pressure Wheel lug nuts should be checked for proper tightness Fluid levels including engine oil transmission fluid coolant power steering flui...

Page 17: ...seat belts Be sure everyone in your vehicle is in a seat and is using a seat belt properly HOW TO OPERATE YOUR SEAT BELTS AND RESTRAINT SYSTEM WARNING If you wear your safety belt improperly both the effectiveness and comfort will decrease OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR LAP SHOULDER COMBINATION RESTRAINTS 1 Enter the vehicle and close the door Sit back and adjust the seat 2 The latch plate of the belt...

Page 18: ...different sizes and types of restraints for children from newborn to near adult size children Use the restraint that is correct for your child The restraint must be appropriate for your child s weight and height Check the label on the restraint for this too Carefully follow the instructions that come with the restraint If you install the restraint improperly it may not work when you need it Buckle...

Page 19: ...onsider the cause and the severity of the fire and the risk involved before trying to extinguish it If the fire is major or fuel fed move away from and stand clear of the vehicle and wait for emergency assistance to arrive SMOKE DETECTORS The smoke detector installed in your coach is operated on a 9 volt battery The smoke detector is mounted on the ceiling in the living area of the unit Read the o...

Page 20: ...by product of the burning of fossil fuels gasoline propane gas diesel fuel etc The chassis and generator engines furnaces water heater propane gas refrigerator and range produce carbon monoxide constantly while they are operating IMPORTANT These brief operation instructions are for quick reference only Any quick start instructions provided should not take the place of the complete Operation Manual...

Page 21: ...de conditions to assure that engine exhaust does not enter into the coach Check the exhaust system frequently for damage If damage is found do not operate the system Never modify the exhaust system s in any way EMERGENCY EXITS Provides step by step instructions for opening and closing emergency exit windows and doors HEHR EGRESS EMERGENCY EXIT WINDOW Select Hehr windows have an opening window pane...

Page 22: ... latch is unlocked 3 Unlatch and completely open the door to avoid coach damage during ladder extension 4 Grab and pull the tab to remove the ladder cover and set it aside 5 Grab and pull the tab on the Velcro strap to release the ladder 6 Flip the ladder out allowing it to extend to the ground TO CLOSE THE EMERGENCY EXIT DOOR 1 Lift the ladder from the bottom stacking the rungs and pushing the la...

Page 23: ...tion such as 1 The Newmar Serial Number 5 or 6 Digits This number is needed whenever making an appointment for service or for ordering parts through your Newmar dealer or service center 2 Vehicle Identification Number VIN This number is the legal identification of the completed vehicle and is used by the state for vehicle registration 3 Year Model Type Floorplan 4 Manufacturer Model and Serial Num...

Page 24: ...tric cooktop in lieu of the standard propane cooktop Before operating your electric cooktop make sure the proper AC voltage is being supplied to the cooktop to activate the burner control to the desired heating level The associated burner will heat proportionally to the setting For induction cooktops ferrous metal cookware is required to operate the cooktop PROPANE COOKTOPS WARNING Do not bring or...

Page 25: ... appliance at a time can help adjust to this problem WARNING When removing or servicing any gas appliance close the main gas valve on the propane tank to prevent dangerous gas leakage that could result in an explosion and possible serious injury If a gas leak is suspected have the system inspected and repaired by a qualified service technician as soon as possible OUTDOOR COOKING AREA For coaches e...

Page 26: ... critical that the dishwasher drawer be locked into place any time the unit is in transit If it is not it can extend suddenly without warning potentially damaging the dishwasher its contents the cabinetry and may become dangerous to anyone standing near it FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach s dishwasher includi...

Page 27: ...sidential style refrigerators are the most popular option installed in Newmar coaches The refrigerator operates on 120 volt AC power and uses freon and a compressor to keep your food cold and fresh When placing items on the racks and in the bins leave enough space for air to flow throughout the entire refrigerator cabinet For models with a built in ice maker a pressurized water supply is required ...

Page 28: ...use the accompanying hose and accompanying attachments install the hose into the round port in the wall outlet or directly into the round port in the central vacuum The vacuum is equipped with a bag located in the vacuum in the basement The bag will need to be changed as it gets full and suction decreases CAUTION Do not use your vacuum for flammable liquids FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the produc...

Page 29: ...rap to prevent holding tank odors from entering the coach These traps must have water in them in order to trap the odors While stored the water may evaporate allowing an odor to enter the coach If this occurs run water from the faucet into the drain allowing water to fill the trap Run water into the washing machine Set the cycle to spin to drain the water to fill the p trap FOR MORE INFORMATION Re...

Page 30: ... 2018 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 24 ...

Page 31: ...h information and trip management computer is designed for select motorhomes and consists of a control pad computer behind dash compass and temperature sensors optional and tire pressure sensor transmitters and receiver optional NOTICE The ignition key must be turned on for the system to display information FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle...

Page 32: ...nance schedule 1 Material sourced from http www fcccrv com 2 Material sourced from http www fcccrv com fccc contact us FREIGHTLINER KEYLESS IGNITION QUICK START GUIDE Provides a quick start guide for a Freightliner coach equipped with a push button start ignition system 2018 and newer This vehicle ignition starting system utilizes an electronic key fob in lieu of a mechanical key The push button s...

Page 33: ...nd dash lights TO START THE ENGINE To start the engine depress the brake pedal and press the START STOP ENGINE button with the transmission shifter in neutral N If the wait to start lamp is active a second button press is required to start the engine IMPORTANT If the engine is cold the wait to start light will display on the dash The engine will not start until the light disappears TO TURN ENGINE ...

Page 34: ...Manual FREIGHTLINER OPTIVIEW INSTRUMENT PANEL QUICK START GUIDE The OptiView instrument panel provides the driver with engine and vehicle information It is comprised of standard and optional gauges an audible alarm a driver message center information options menustructured format and warning and indicator lamps also known as telltales Warning and indicator lamps illuminate in red danger amber caut...

Page 35: ...WARNING LAMPS QUICK REFERENCE 2018 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 29 ...

Page 36: ...hlighted menu Press the back button to go back to the last menu that was displayed Press the home button to return to the menus in their original order FOR MORE INFORMATION For more information about your Keyless Ignition System refer to Newgle or your Freightliner Owner s Manual 2018 Copyright Newmar Corporation All rights reserved For the most up to date version of this content and for more prod...

Page 37: ...ator that automatically reduces the pressure The low pressure gas is then distributed to the appliances throughout the pipe manifold system IMPORTANT While in high altitudes or extreme cold weather a gas shortage may be experienced Running one appliance at a time can help adjust to this problem PROPANE TANK FILLING Tank filling should only be performed by trained professionals Prior to filling the...

Page 38: ...s additives and maintenance requirements Below are sample labels that might appear on the inside or outside of your coach AUXILIARY FUEL TOY HAULERS ONLY For more information about your optional exterior fuel station please see the Fuel Station sub category beneath the Exterior category FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about ...

Page 39: ...er area Always look under your unit prior to leveling to make sure the jacks are clear of debris and other foreign materials that may interfere with leveling WARNING Never operate any leveling system with a person or pet under the unit Serious injury or death may result EXTENDING THE SLIDEOUTS 1 Park the coach on a reasonably level campsite 2 Leave the coach at ride height with air in the air bags...

Page 40: ...t all slideouts for complete retraction 9 If the coach is equipped with manual lock arms make sure to lock them 10 Unplug the coach from shore power when you are ready to depart IMPORTANT In the unlikely occasion that the slideout trim has inadequate clearances try leveling or repositioning the coach and rechecking the clearances before retracting the slideout CARE AND MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT The le...

Page 41: ...e jack retraction section and then restart the leveling process If the hand auto brake is not set when the Auto Level button is pressed the Not in Park Brake light will come on When the Auto Level button is released the Not in Park Brake light will go out The Automatic Leveling function will not start AUTOMATIC HYDRAULIC LEVELING OPERATION Place transmission in the recommended position for parking...

Page 42: ...extend position This vehicle is equipped with straight acting jacks Moving the vehicle with the leveling jacks extended can cause severe damage to the jacks and or the vehicle and create a driving hazard Do not rely solely upon warning lights It is the operator s responsibility to check that all jacks are fully retracted into the store travel position and the vehicle is at the proper ride height f...

Page 43: ...Comfort Drive feature simply steer the coach like you would any other vehicle and adjust the dial on the dash to suit your preference for steering effort A lower setting makes the coach easier to steer whereas a higher setting requires more effort FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach s steering system WHEELS AND ...

Page 44: ...res are cold Never add or release pressure from the tires when they are hot after having driven a mile or more For safe operation and maximum weight carrying capacity it is imperative that the tires be inflated to and maintained at the listed tire pressures on the Federal ID Tag This tag is affixed to the interior wall just behind the driver s seat in your coach WARNING Failure to follow proper in...

Page 45: ...ill not be provided by Newmar Each tire manufacturer provides this information as it changes by brand make tire series tire size as well as if it is used in a single or dual setup For more information about your tires and the inflation specifications please refer to the Item Home Page of your tire manufacturer FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in New...

Page 46: ... 2018 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 40 40 ...

Page 47: ... controlled by the coach charging system which consists of a charge bridge solenoid a bi directional isolator relay delay BIRD or a battery isolation manager BIM When the coach engine is running the alternator charges the chassis batteries and may assist in charging the house batteries through the BIM BIRD or Charge Bridge When the coach is connected to shore power or when the coach generator is i...

Page 48: ...the coach in storage Keep in mind that not all loads are disconnected This is very important to remember when a coach is put into storage and is not plugged 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 battery disconnect If the battery disconnec...

Page 49: ... the only place in the coach where they both merge The BIM only functions when the engine or generator is running or when the coach is connected to shore power To learn more visit the Battery Isolation Manager home page in Newgle CHARGE BRIDGE SOLENOID All current model New Aire Mountain Aire London Aire Essex and King Aire coaches use Silverleaf a computerized coach management system One of its m...

Page 50: ... charge the batteries from the converter or inverter converter combination unit It is necessary to have 12 Volt power supplied from the coach s house battery bank in order to operate the interior lights and other 12 Volt loads such as slideout control systems water pumps vent fans monitoring systems etc Most of this power flows through the battery disconnect to the fuse block or mini breakers whic...

Page 51: ...tor power will then travel through the inverter s internal transfer switch and back to the inverted subpanel to be dispersed through the individual breakers to the outlets or appliances INVERTER POWER This type of power starts at the battery bank The battery bank supplies 12 Volt power through cables to the inverter which uses the 12 Volt direct current to produce 120 Volt alternating current The ...

Page 52: ...e power circulates to the individual breakers and to the electrical outlets and appliances SHORE POWER ADAPTERS IMPORTANT Newmar Corporation does not recommend use of adapter cheater or dog bone style connectors that will modify the existing shore power cord to a different style of outlet Use of this type of adapter will greatly reduce the amount of available current in the unit as well as create ...

Page 53: ...d 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 any back feeding of electrical power In addition RV transfer switches generally have a built in delay allowing the generator to warm up and speed up before actually switching the load This prevents stalling or stumbling while the engine is still cold and not pro...

Page 54: ...ENT SYSTEM EMS The 50 Amp Precision Circuits Energy Management System is currently offered as standard equipment on all Canyon Star Ventana and Dutch Star coaches Its function is to provide power management for certain 120 Volt loads and as a system of energy management to minimize the overloading and tripping of circuit breakers The EMS contains a main distribution panel with a self contained con...

Page 55: ...le When replacing a converter it is necessary to use the same size converter to ensure sufficient wiring and breakers for the converter s input and output ratings Possible causes of converter failure Overheating caused by cooling fan malfunction or inadequate ventilation causing damage to the converter Blown fuses INVERTERS An inverter changes 12 Volt DC power to 120 Volt AC power Coaches with an ...

Page 56: ... the absorption period At this point the battery voltage is allowed to fall to the float voltage setting where it is maintained until another charge cycle is initiated This reduces gassing of the battery and keeps it fully charged A new three stage charging cycle is initiated after an AC source is reapplied to the AC input terminals GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPT GFCI OUTLETS The Ground Fault Circ...

Page 57: ...they will be located in the subpanel near the main breaker box BATTERIES Provides information about the house and chassis battery banks battery inspection and care as well as battery replacement HOUSE AND CHASSIS BATTERY BANKS There are two different battery banks in a Newmar coach House and Chassis The House Battery Bank is necessary to operate everything a customer may require in order to live i...

Page 58: ... BIM or Charge bridge will activate and allow charge to the chassis battery also This prevents the chassis batteries from being drained by the interior 12 volt equipment allowing ample voltage for engine ignition BATTERY INSPECTION CARE WARNING Remove rings metal watch bands and other metal jewelry before working around batteries Use caution when using metal tools If a tool contacts a battery term...

Page 59: ...the coach batteries from being drained during storage It disconnects most of the 12 volt circuitry from the batteries with the exception of the LP detector and various memory features When taking the unit out of storage press upward to reconnect the batteries This will make the 12 volt system ready for use Depending on the chassis of the coach diesel pusher motorhomes may be equipped with a second...

Page 60: ...tate of charge Example A battery that has a depth of discharge of 45 percent has a state of charge of 55 percent Reserve Capacity RC Measures the number of minutes a fully charged battery can continuously deliver 25 amps at 80 F before 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 G...

Page 61: ...ies create a 12 Volt battery bank Two or more of the 12 Volt battery banks can be connected together in a parallel format to provide more capacity In situations where multiple batteries are connected in a series parallel or series parallel replacement batteries should be the same size type and manufacturer if possible Age and usage level should be the same as the companion batteries BATTERY CYCLE ...

Page 62: ...charges leaving your lights on Misapplication Replacement using an undersized battery not meeting Newmar s OEM specifications Loss of electrolyte due to overheating or overcharging Undercharging or loose alternator belt Excessive vibration due to loose clamp or hold down on battery Corrosion Freezing A fully charged vehicle battery will not freeze until the temperature is 75 F Frozen batteries are...

Page 63: ... in a 12 Volt battery that go down into the battery To avoid damage to the battery make sure the fluid level never drops below the tops of the lead plates in each of the cells Always use distilled water to fill the battery to prevent battery contamination Do not overfill battery cells Adding too much water may result in acid overflow and damage around the battery In addition warmer weather may cau...

Page 64: ...red however 30 amp service or less requires setting the value of incoming power to be selected NOTICE Whenever possible connect coaches equipped with 50 amp shore power cord to 50 amp service and connect coaches with 30 amp shore power cords to 30 amp service accordingly It is the best practice to avoid using adapters and cheater cord devices Auto generator features may vary by coach model and opt...

Page 65: ...anel is located on the sidewall left of the driver s feet This fuse panel supplies power to exterior lights the tow plug and the wipers For exact details see the Ford manual The Newmar fuse panel contains the chassis battery and ignition powered fuses and is located on the firewall under the dash This panel controls many of the components in the dash the clearance fog lights and the engine compart...

Page 66: ...used in the house fuse panel For example the fuses for the water pump water heater security lights and basement storage lights are located in this panel OUTSIDE THE COACH House battery and disconnect fuses are located in the compartment with the shore power cord This fuses control the battery boost battery disconnect keyless entry hydronic heat LP detector and entrance steps In this same location ...

Page 67: ...this fuse panel GENERATORS Provides information for maintenance operation and safety for gas and diesel generators The generator is wired into the Automatic Transfer Switch and will power all of the 120 volt circuits in your coach Your generator may be located in a side compartment or in the front of the coach in between the frame rails of the chassis Some generators are mounted on slides for easy...

Page 68: ...e with ventilation or cause a fire 4 Check the oil and coolant levels and inspect for leaks 5 Check the battery connections to make sure they are tight and clear of corrosion 6 Inspect the generator compartment for road debris or damage that might affect the performance or safety 7 Turn off major appliances such as air conditioners televisions and other electronics that may excessively load the ge...

Page 69: ... If your coach contains an Energy Management System 8kw generator and three roof air conditioners the combined load may exceed the capabilities of the generator Please remember to turn off one of the air conditioners as the 8kw generator is not intended to run all three roof air conditioners at the same time WARNING It is critical that the AGS system be turned off any time the generator is going t...

Page 70: ...erhead cabinet near the battery disconnect CONVERTERS A converter transforms alternating current or shore line power 120 volts to low voltage direct current to provide power to the coach s 12 volt house and chassis batteries This function occurs automatically when 120 volts are supplied to the converter FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to ...

Page 71: ...while removing and replacing bulbs or lights 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 that are non serviceable and non replaceable When LED light bulbs burn out this type of fixture the complete light must be replaced Replacement bulbs or lig...

Page 72: ...uit If the GFCI is working properly the reset button will remain in the IN position If an item plugged into a Slideout or outside receptacle is not working check for a tripped GFCI in the kitchen or bathroom Likewise if the floor heat or holding tank heat pads are not working check the GFCI for that circuit WARNING The GFCI will not reduce the shock hazard if the short is between a neutral and hot...

Page 73: ...nto the dash These devices are designed to charge your cell phone without ever having to plug it in however not all phones are compatible with this technology Dash mounted chargers are powered from the fuse panel in the shore cord compartment usually the radio auto genstart f13 fuse USB outlets may be located in various places throughout the coach The USB outlets are for charging only and are not ...

Page 74: ...ource connection at a time When the generator is turned on this switch automatically transfers to generator power Surge protection was used on select coaches to protect the coach from power surges during storms and poor shore power conditions from the incoming shore power connection Today most transfer switches have integrated surge protection WARNING Due to the risk of electrical shock service sh...

Page 75: ...Air Conditioner depending on brand BTU rating and options 14 0 to 16 0 Amps Inverter depending on wattage rating brand and model 9 0 to 18 0 Amps Converter with continuous 12 volt power supply depending on amp rating and brand 11 to 17 Amps Refrigerator residential compressor type 8 5 to 12 0 Amps RV Refrigerator Absorption 2 7 to 6 4 Amps Microwave Oven 11 3 to 14 2 Amps Washer and Dryer 2 piece ...

Page 76: ... conditioner 15 0 Amps and put on a pot of coffee 9 0 amps and make some toast 8 0 amps while watching TV 2 0 amps you have far exceeded the 30 amp service resulting in a tripped breaker Many people don t take into consideration how much power may be used by the inverters charging circuits mostly because they are working automatically in the background 50 amp service has two 50 amp power legs prov...

Page 77: ... system assists the driver in the backing and parking of the vehicle This system consists of a camera mounted on the rear cap and a monitor located on the dash SIDE VIEW CAMERAS As an option for the rear vision system your unit may be equipped with side view cameras These cameras are tied into the rear vision system and are activated by the turn signals When a turn signal is activated the monitor ...

Page 78: ...the SPX 300 display in the water compartment Tank levels may also be checked using the SilverLeaf touchscreen Refer to the SilverLeaf functional guide for more information MONITOR PANEL CALIBRATION The monitor panel has been calibrated for accuracy prior to leaving the factory and should not need to be adjusted If a tank sensor needs to be replaced it is recommended to have a qualified service tec...

Page 79: ...the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach s security and keyless entry system SILVERLEAF COACH MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SilverLeaf is a user interface that coordinates the various systems in Newmar high end motor coaches SilverLeaf is based on the RV C industry standard for component communications The SilverLeaf system is not the actual controller for t...

Page 80: ...vels may take you Your coach may be equipped with one of the many options WiFi systems Newmar offers FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach s WiFi systems 2018 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 N...

Page 81: ...ng freely to the desired viewing position To store the television for travel swing it back into the opening making sure that it is fully latched The external stereo can be used to listen to AM and FM broadcasts as well as to play CDs It may have some of the same functions and features as your in dash stereo The television in the exterior entertainment center can also be played through the exterior...

Page 82: ...terior cable jack and receptacle may be available on your coach If installed they may be located in an outside storage compartment usually near the power cord When using park cable it is necessary to turn the antenna booster off in order to allow the signal to travel to the television or selector switch if equipped This switch is usually located beside the passenger chair it can also be the power ...

Page 83: ... operate your DVD player turn it on using the remote or on the face of the player 2 To insert a DVD press the OPEN button followed by the CLOSE button 3 Press the PLAY button on the remote or on face of the player 4 Make sure the proper source is selected on the television to view the DVD FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more abou...

Page 84: ...levisions installed throughout the unit The televisions are powered by 120 volt electricity and the coach must be plugged into shore power using the inverter if equipped or have the generator running in order for the televisions to function The television operation is similar to most televisions used in the home IMPORTANT These brief operation instructions are for quick reference only Any quick st...

Page 85: ...our in dash stereo The television in the exterior entertainment center can also be played through the exterior stereo or sound bar If equipped with audio selector rotate switch to desired audio input for the sound bar IMPORTANT It is important to make sure the TV is securely locked into position prior to closing the compartment door Failure to do so can result in damage to the television case and ...

Page 86: ...irection 3 Under normal operation the user will raise the televator to watch the TV then lower it before traveling However when raising the televator and then immediately lowering it the switch may need to be pressed a second time as the control circuit timer may still be active 4 On select coaches equipped with the SilverLeaf system the control for the televator may be located on the Virtual Keyp...

Page 87: ...e steering wheel to sound the air horn 2 With the Air Horn Switch turned off press the horn icon on the steering wheel to sound the standard city horn FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach s air horns AWNINGS Awnings are a standard feature on your coach Newmar offers a variety of brands and types of awnings depend...

Page 88: ... lighting throughout the storage area IMPORTANT Before traveling perform a pre trip inspection that includes checking each baggage door to ensure each one is latched and locked securely EXTERIOR WATER COMPARTMENT All plumbing functions can be controlled from this location Additionally the connection points for city water sewer rinse and holding tank draining are all located in this compartment For...

Page 89: ...ON Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach s compartments DOORS HANDLES AND CHIMES The front entrance door is equipped with a dead bolt lock for added security and select coach models may have a power flush step well cover For your safety and convenience all current models feature a grab handle at the entrance door to assist you in ente...

Page 90: ...ion and open the door The step will extend and open completely HYDRAULIC STEPS Select coach models may be equipped with hydraulic steps With the entry door step switch turned on in the front overhead cabinet this step extends when the door is opened and retracts when the door is closed as long as the park brake is set Opening and closing the door will automatically shut down the pump at the end of...

Page 91: ...rty lights have diminished output and reduced visibility To clean your exterior lights use a mild soap designed for automotive car washing Avoid using harsh cleaners abrasive products and petroleum based products or other chemicals IMPORTANT Always check the operation of all headlights turn signals and clearance lights prior to traveling REPLACING THE LIGHT BULBS Replace any exterior light bulbs o...

Page 92: ...he product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach s exterior lights HAMMOCKS The optional Patio Hammock Package offers a great place to relax and enjoy the sun or shade your favorite show on the exterior television or a good book 1 HOW TO SET UP THE HAMMOCK 1 Start with inserting the pin assembly into the sidewall receptacle or the tree mounted strap assem...

Page 93: ... that create leverage loads on the hitch receiver beyond its designed capabilities The total weight of the motorhome and any vehicle towed must not exceed the GCWR Gross Combined Weight Rating When planning to tow approaching the GVWR Gross Vehicle Weight Rating may reduce the motorhome s towing capacity When weighing the motorhome be sure to take passenger locations into consideration The towed v...

Page 94: ...paint Newmar model from our most affordable to our most luxurious IMPORTANT These brief operation instructions are for quick reference only Any quick start instructions provided should not take the place of the complete Operation Manual provided by this item s manufacturer PAINT We re passionate about paint And we believe that the RV we create for you should be as beautiful as it is comfortable Ou...

Page 95: ...ed at the front and rear ends of the roof gutters on both the left and right sides Regular cleaning and maintenance is essential 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 during the cleaning process Any cracks or voids in the sealants and seals MUST b...

Page 96: ...T WINDOW Select Hehr windows have an opening window pane in the egress window for ventilation This style of window can also be opened in the event of an emergency TO OPEN THE VENT 1 Unclip and lower the arm 2 Swing the arm 90 degrees and push out on the arm until the red handle latches TO CLOSE THE VENT 1 Unclip the red handle from the latch by lifting slightly while pushing outward 2 Once the lat...

Page 97: ...ON IMPORTANT Since surface condensation within the coach cannot be controlled by the manufacturer damage caused by condensation is not covered by your Newmar Limited Warranty Damage may occur to your unit if excessive condensation exists Accumulation of condensation on surfaces within your unit occurs when warm moist air contacts a cool surface It is most evident on the inside of windows This prob...

Page 98: ...Proper care and maintenance of your wiper blades is critical to maintain good visibility and safe operation of the coach CARE AND MAINTENANCE Clean the rubber element every time you fill your gas tank and remove loose dirt and road grime from the windshield When washing your coach use a small amount of non abrasive glass cleaner on a wet sponge to clean both the windshield and the rubber wiping el...

Page 99: ...ath FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach s wiper system Refer to your chassis manufacturer s owner s manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach s wiper controls and settings 2018 Copyright Newmar Corporation All rights reserved For the most up to date version of this content and for more product sp...

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Page 101: ...nel enables the driver to control the temperature volume and direction of the air discharged from the 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 CONTROLS AND SETTINGS BLOWER SPEED One of the best ways to control the temperature is by changing the speed of the blower The blower k...

Page 102: ...m does not operate while in Floor mode MIX Outside air is drawn into the system and discharged through the floor and defrost outlets The A C system operates in Mix mode to provide windshield defogging DEFROST Outside air is drawn into the system and discharged through the defrost outlets The A C system operates in Defrost mode to provide windshield defogging FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the produ...

Page 103: ...and opening windows should reduce the risk of such problems FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links to learn more about your coach s fans and ventilation system HYDRONIC HEATING Hydronic Zone Heating systems make climate control simple and effective IMPORTANT These brief operation instructions are for quick reference only Any quick start instructions provi...

Page 104: ... manufacturer WARNING Never attempt to modify this furnace Fire explosion asphyxiation or carbon monoxide poisoning may occur If the furnace malfunctions consult a trained service technician The Oasis system uses two different sources for heat The primary heat source for the Oasis system and most efficient is the diesel burner which uses diesel fuel from the fuel tank to burn and create heat The o...

Page 105: ...ment heat to work COACHES WITH SILVERLEAF The Oasis System must be turned on from the SilverLeaf touchscreen and the water temperature in the Oasis System must be up to temperature for the basement heat to work Note 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 is being heated via the roof air conditioner heat ...

Page 106: ... and the floor structure A controller regulates the temperature and the timed heat cycles depending on the controls set up for your system The floor heat operates on 120 volt AC power FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links to learn more about your coach s radiant heating system If your coach is equipped with the SilverLeaf coach management system refer to...

Page 107: ...ipped with bunk beds may have labels adhered to a surrounding area to provide special instructions or weight capacities Acknowledge and follow all warning labels to prevent any damage to equipment or personal injury The following labels are examples only Actual instructions and weight restrictions may vary WARNING On coaches equipped with a flip down bunk or bunk bed lifts NEVER operate the bed s ...

Page 108: ...throom may feature a pull out step or storage bin in the bottom of the lavatory cabinet This convenient step provides younger children with better access to the sink and mirror The hinged top provides a platform on which they can stand while still allowing for storage underneath CABINETRY CARE AND MAINTENANCE Controlling the coach environment is the first priority of cabinet care and maintenance W...

Page 109: ...eling Urea formaldehyde resin may release formaldehyde vapors into the air which may cause headaches and in some people eye nose and throat irritation Formaldehyde may intensify some allergies or upper respiratory problems like asthma Providing proper ventilation as needed by operating the power roof vents and opening windows should reduce the risk of such problems COUNTERTOPS AND BACKSPLASHES Cur...

Page 110: ...ading of upholstery carpet and other interior fabrics can be caused by excessive sunlight The drapes blinds or shades should be kept closed if the coach will be parked for an extended period of time to minimize fading Normal deterioration due to wear and or exposure to sunlight is not covered by the Newmar Limited Warranty FABRIC CARE AND MAINTENANCE The fabrics used in your coach may contain fire...

Page 111: ...e of the best ways to keep Ultrafabrics looking great is through proper maintenance and regular cleaning to prevent excessive dirt from accumulating To keep these fabrics looking their best following these guidelines will help to extend the life of the fabric Use mild soap and water for everyday cleaning Tough stains can be cleaned with alcohol based or 1 5 bleach water solutions spray application...

Page 112: ...nd removed immediately with a damp cloth Grease or oil based stains and spots should be spot cleaned with a commercial spot cleaner intended for this purpose When complete shampooing is desired or necessary it is best to have it done be a professional carpet cleaner Wait for the carpeting to dry thoroughly before walking on it IMPORTANT Do not soak or water log your carpeting IMPORTANT In carpet a...

Page 113: ... a variety of furniture is available in your coach Options may include recliners sofa beds dinettes and booths Your furniture is designed with function and design in mind DINETTE TABLE Your kitchen may be equipped with either a booth dinette and table or a free standing dinette table If equipped the hidden leaf table allows you to add more room to your table top when desired Two fixed chairs and t...

Page 114: ... the coach year and model control the recline angle of the seat back LUMBAR SUPPORT Depending on the coach model and year the driver and passenger seats may also be equipped with an inflatable lumbar support in the lower back region of the seat and a passenger footrest The power lumbar control switch is located on the left hand side in front of the power base controls Pushing the switch forward wi...

Page 115: ...e levels between the range of 40 90 degrees The air conditioner or a dehumidifier will reduce the humidity level however in dry climates a humidifier may also aid in maintaining the appropriate humidity levels by raising the humidity level IMPORTANT Hardwoods may change color or darken when exposed to sunlight It is important that the window shades be down during long periods of storage Changing s...

Page 116: ...s throughout your coach may consist of pleated window shades and lambrequins curtains or mini blinds IMPORTANT These brief operation instructions are for quick reference only Any quick start instructions provided should not take the place of the complete Operation Manual provided by this item s manufacturer DAY AND NIGHT SHADES The first section visible when closing the shade is the DAY section Th...

Page 117: ... kept closed when the vehicle is parked for an extended period of time to minimize fading Deterioration of appearance due to wear and or exposure is not covered by the Newmar Limited Warranty FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links to learn more about your coach s shades and window coverings 2018 Copyright Newmar Corporation All rights reserved For the mos...

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Page 119: ...k and use the internal water pump to supply water to your coach FAUCETS AND FIXTURES Your installed bathroom and kitchen faucets and fixtures are available in many styles finishes and configurations often complementing the other fixtures in your coach CARE AND MAINTENANCE The faucets and fixtures can be cleaned by wiping with a soft damp cloth Washing with warm water will remove dry water spots IM...

Page 120: ...the filter cartridge prior to winterization WHEN TO REPLACE YOUR FILTERS Most water filter manufacturers recommend that you replace your water filters every six months These guidelines are based more on average household size and average consumption rates rather than your specific coach The frequency of filter changes depends upon your water usage and the quality of water you are using As you trav...

Page 121: ... Water Valve located in the water compartment is used to pressurize the fresh water system in your unit as well as to fill the fresh water tank when the unit is connected to city water Simply rotate the Fresh Water Valve to the appropriate position to perform the desired function For units equipped with the auto fill feature auto fill must also be enabled at the monitor panel inside of the coach Y...

Page 122: ...y remove the hose from the city water supply and store it in the water compartment FRESH WATER VALVE EXAMPLES IMPORTANT Use a water hose manufactured and labeled for potable water to ensure that the hose will not alter the taste of the water LOW POINT DRAINS Low point drains are normally located in the water compartment and are marked Low Point Drains Some valves are mounted in the water control p...

Page 123: ...ront of or beside the fresh water tank and are connected to the fresh tank with a 1 2 or 1 water line FRESH WATER TANK DRAIN CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES 2018 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 117 ...

Page 124: ... system has been winterized COACHES EQUIPPED WITH AQUA VIEW FRESH WATER RECLAMATION SYSTEM SHOWER MI ER IMPORTANT Once water has been introduced into the system it is no longer protected and must be winterized again any time the coach may be subjected to freezing temperatures FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links to learn more about your coach s plumbing...

Page 125: ...and could allow drastic changes in water temperature throughout the coach FOR MORE INFORMATION Refer to the product manufacturer s owner s manual and links to learn more about your coach s power washers and sprayers SINKS Newmar installs a wide range of sinks in our coaches including stainless steel solid surface glass and others as well as drop in undermount and bowl type installations to achieve...

Page 126: ...reful not to spill the chemical on your hands clothing or the carpet as it may cause a permanent stain When using your stool it is wise to fill the bowl 3 4 full of water This will help to wash the solids away from directly below the stool and to ensure complete dumping of the holding tank IMPORTANT Before adding water consult the toilet manufacturer s owner s manual for the specific procedure rel...

Page 127: ...aps CARE AND MAINTENANCE Make sure doors are closed and latched or locked prior to travel Wipe down the tub and shower walls with a mild detergent and a soft cloth as well as any glass enclosures after use to avoid soap scum and hard water deposits IMPORTANT Avoid using S O S type cleaning pads or other abrasive cleaners because they may scratch the surface Do not use cleaners that contain harsh o...

Page 128: ...ocated in the underbelly of the unit It is primarily used for the drainage from the kitchen and bath sinks and the shower CAUTION The gray tank valve must be in the open position when operating the optional washing machine BLACK TANK The black water holding tank is generally for sewage waste from the stool and is located directly beneath the toilet on standard flushing toilets Before using the sto...

Page 129: ...water tank before the gray water tank DRAINING THE BLACK WATER TANK ON A COACH WITH A STANDARD GRAVITY DRAIN AND DUMP SYSTEM 1 Connect the adapter to the drain hose 2 Unscrew the drain cap and connect the hose with the adapter to the drain fitting 3 Open the gate valve all the way by pulling on the T handle The tank will start to drain as soon as the T handle is pulled 4 After you have drained the...

Page 130: ...your sewer tank attach a water hose to the sewer spray hookup After the tank is drained leave the gate valve open and open the water valve to allow water to spray inside the sewage tank Allow the water to rinse the tank for a minimum of three to five minutes to ensure it is clean This should flush the inside of the tank of any debris that may be left inside Next disconnect the freshwater hose and ...

Page 131: ...the black water tank must be kept closed This is done so that an ample supply of liquid remains in the tank to provide a smooth flow through the gate and drain valve when dumping Sufficient liquid in the tank causes a swirling action that should take any accumulated solid wastes with it Accumulation of solid wastes in the black water tank can be avoided by keeping the gate valve closed when connec...

Page 132: ...periods of time without water in the supply tank as pump damage or blown fuses may result TROUBLESHOOTING If water doesn t flow when a faucet is turned on while using the demand system use the following troubleshooting tips 1 If the pump is running but there is no water Fill the tank Clear the water line to the pump Rotate the city water tank fill valve to the correct position 2 If the pump isn t ...

Page 133: ...acement and is not covered under warranty EXTENDING THE SLIDEOUTS 1 Park the coach on a reasonably level campsite 2 Leave the coach at ride height with air in the air bags if equipped with air suspension or on normal suspension coaches without air suspension 3 Plug the coach into shore power if available or start the generator to increase the voltage for better slideout operation 4 For a full wall...

Page 134: ...he coach should be connected to shore power This maintains the voltage levels required to operate the slideouts IGNITION LOCKOUT Due to the slideout safety feature commonly referred to as ignition lockout the operation of your slideout will be prohibited under one or more of the following conditions Partial slideout operation is prohibited when the key is in the accessory or run position allowing ...

Page 135: ...PORTANT Prior to proceeding with a manual retraction procedure make sure the ignition key is in the off position and the park brake is set Then try retracting the slideout again as some controllers require the ignition to be off and others require the park brake to be set WARNING The manual retraction procedures are for emergency use only These procedures bypass all normal safety features It is th...

Page 136: ...e performed on coaches with a slideout motor located under the bed frame This method is the fastest one if the motor or gears fail as it does not require battery power However this method requires a significant amount of manpower to push in the slideout 1 Open the lid of the bed box 2 Loosen the trantorque bushing 3 Push the room into the retracted position 4 Retighten the trantorque bushing 5 Tak...

Page 137: ...our mounting bolts and move over the slideout motor until it disengages from the square shaft 2 Manually push the room in or out WITH MANUAL LOCK ARMS 3 Lock the room with manual lock arms if equipped 4 Take the coach to an authorized service center for diagnosis and repair WITH MECHANICAL LOCK ARMS 3 Slide the motor back over onto the square shaft and reinstall the four mounting bolts 4 Wedge a 2...

Page 138: ...5 After the slideout is fully retracted reinstall the brake NOTICE Depending on the year model and floorplan of the coach the exact slideout motor s location may vary Generally they may be accessed from under the bed ELECTRIC WARDROBE SLIDEOUTS The operating switch for the wardrobe slideout is usually located in the bedroom on the wall beside the corresponding slideout ELECTRIC WARDROBE SLIDEOUT O...

Page 139: ...fety feature conditions are met and the path of the slideout is unobstructed both inside and outside of the coach follow the operating instructions posted in your coach IMPORTANT Read entire slideout room instructions posted in your coach before extending or retracting the slideout ELECTRIC WARDROBE SLIDEOUT MAINTENANCE Electric slideout drive mechanisms do not require lubrication as part of the s...

Page 140: ...olt cordless battery to retract the slideout If the wire polarity is reversed the slideout will extend instead of retract IMPORTANT If the slideout motor has a brake installed you must also hook one brake wire to the battery with the red slideout motor wire and one with the black slideout motor wire 1 Disconnect the wire s from the cordless battery pack 2 Take the coach to an authorized service ce...

Page 141: ...shaft with the wrench WITH MANUAL LOCK ARMS 3 Lock the room with manual lock arms if equipped 4 Take the coach to an authorized service center for diagnosis and repair WITH MECHANICAL LOCK ARMS 3 Slide the motor back over onto the square shaft and reinstall the four mounting bolts 4 Wedge a 2x4 board between the slideout fascia and the exterior wall at the front and back of the slideout roof to ho...

Page 142: ...th full voltage or damage could occur to the coach HOW TO OPERATE THE HYDRAULIC SLIDEOUT The operating switch for the Hydraulic Flat Floor Slideout is usually located in the overhead cabinet above the driver or passenger chair or above the entrance door Due to the slideout safety feature commonly referred to as ignition lockout the operation of your slideout will be prohibited under one or more of...

Page 143: ...anually lifting or retracting your Hydraulic Flat Floor Slideout IMPORTANT These brief operation instructions are for quick reference only Any quick start instructions provided should not take the place of the complete Operation Manual provided by this item s manufacturer NOTICE Manual room lift procedures must be done before manual room retraction procedures 1 1 Determine which synchronizing cyli...

Page 144: ...function the same way Horizontally mounted lift bolts may not have a cover depending on the location within the coach 4 Use a 13 16 wrench or socket to rotate the lift bolt s clockwise until they are seated in the receiver block Continue to turn the bolt s until the room is completely lifted When there are multiple lift bolts alternate evenly between all lift bolts turning each bolt two or three c...

Page 145: ... by this item s manufacturer NOTICE Manual room lift procedures must be done before manual room retraction procedures on a HWH Flat Floor Level Out Room Extension Manual lift procedures are not necessary for other HWH slideouts that do not drop down when extended NOTICE To access the threaded plates refer to the vehicle manufacturer s instructions below NOTICE Some Newmar coaches may require remov...

Page 146: ...ete turns 4 Return to the first room extension mechanism and rotate the threaded rod clockwise 12 complete turns Repeat steps three and four alternating from mechanism to mechanism rotating each threaded rod 12 complete turns until room is sealed Do not exceed 15 ft lbs Make sure the room does not bind NOTICE Leave the solenoid valves open the lift bolts and threaded rods in place until the room h...

Page 147: ...starts to drop alternate between lift bolts evenly while turning lift bolts 4 After lift bolts are retracted push room switch to extend until room is fully extended and down If room dropped while retracting lift bolts push room switch to extend for five to ten seconds 5 Retract room with room switch IMPORTANT If at any stage something is not understood or if the room begins to bind do not force th...

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Page 149: ... making sure that the water is not a single straight stream Keep the stream at least 18 inches from the edge of any decals as high pressure water may cause the decals to loosen and peel 3 Most car stores offer mild car wash shampoos that are safe for clear coat finishes You may also use baby shampoo to prevent leaving a film on the coach Adding of a cup of food grade vinegar to three gallons of wa...

Page 150: ...OUR DIAMOND SHIELD PAINT PROTECTION For information on how to maintain your Diamond Shield Paint Protector refer to the Paint Roof and Siding sub category under the Exterior Category WAXING AND POLISHING A COACH 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 it needs to be maintained especially in ...

Page 151: ... and protect the coach s finish Due to the variations of polishes and waxes incorporate the following Apply polish or wax while the coach is parked in a shaded area so the coach s surface is at the specified temperature according to the polish manufacturer s recommendations Condition the polishing pad by rubbing a slight amount of polish on it Use only the amount of polish specified in the label d...

Page 152: ...ded to properly complete this procedure The pressure should be regulated between 40 and 60 PSI pounds per square inch Higher pressures may cause damage HOW TO WINTERIZE A COACH 1 Drain the black and grey tanks If equipped also empty the macerator hose 2 Drain the Fresh Water Tank Open the tank drain valve located in the driver side water bay 3 Turn off the switch es to the water heater or the hydr...

Page 153: ... line because it will allow antifreeze into the fresh tank 12 After blowing the water out of the system with pressurized air disconnect the hose and pour approximately one cup of antifreeze into the hose Hook the hose back up to the pressurized air and blow the antifreeze through the hose and hose reel to protect it 13 Close the low point drains This must be done prior to pumping antifreeze throug...

Page 154: ...off the ice maker and the refrigerator Empty the ice cube tray and clean out the ice maker and freezer area 28 Turn off the water pump Close the winterizing valve B and open valve A 29 Insert the plug into the clear hose and stow the winterizing hose 30 If the coach is equipped winterize the macerator by turning it on and emptying the black and gray holding tanks allowing the macerator and macerat...

Page 155: ...d as scalding may occur While the tank is draining remove all of the water filters including the refrigerator and drinking water filters standard or UV if your coach is equipped and install a bypass NOTICE Not all filters have a bypass so it may be necessary to install the canister without the filter 3 Remove the main whole house filter housing 4 Remove the filter and pour household bleach 1 4 cup...

Page 156: ...water hose 18 Cap the end of the hose 19 Let the bleach water sit in the system for a minimum of four hours However for best results allow the solution to sit overnight or up to 12 hours 20 Drain the fresh tank using the drain valve 21 Fill the fresh tank with clean potable water 22 Run water out of each faucet on both hot and cold settings until the bleach smell is no longer evident NOTICE If the...

Page 157: ... buff it again IMPORTANT The more often the chrome is cleaned the easier the cleaning process Coaches exposed to salt spray from the road or ocean air should be cleaned and waxed more often to maintain the best appearance HOW TO WEIGH A COACH Below are some samples of the weight information labels that may appear in your coach WEIGHT DESCRIPTIONS The following definitions are provided to help with...

Page 158: ...weight should not exceed the total rating of the axles remaining on the scales The front axle weight is determined by subtracting this weight from the GVW that was obtained in step one This amount should not exceed the listed front axle weight rating ALTERNATE WEIGHING PROCEDURE The recommended procedure to accurately weigh a motorhome is on individual corner scales Since these are not always avai...

Page 159: ... seals and reseal where necessary Inspect and reseal around the tub and shower area where necessary Lubricate the exterior door hinges and latches with a graphite silicone lubricant Check clean and tighten battery cables and inspect batteries for proper fluid level BI ANNUALLY Inspect the slideouts for proper seals If realignment is necessary please contact an Authorized Newmar Service Center Insp...

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Page 161: ...the various systems such as AC DC Power HVAC and water tanks in the Newmar high end motor coaches New Aire Mountain Aire London Aire Essex and King Aire models HOW DOES SILVERLEAF WORK SilverLeaf is based on the RV C industry standard for component communications The SilverLeaf system is not the actual controller for the systems within a motor coach It is simply the display that sends the signal t...

Page 162: ...ould be changed from Living Room to Zone 1 3 Verify the coach information Be sure to have the Newmar coach serial number six digits and the last seven digits of the Vehicle Identification Number VIN to ensure the Support Representative can accurately identify the coach CAUTION Never reset any of the system components to factory defaults The modules should be programmed correctly by the manufacture...

Page 163: ...ature for heating and cooling for individual rooms or for the entire coach as well as schedule temperature changes by day night or when you are away FLOOR HEAT The Floor Heat button is only available if the coach is equipped with floor heat Pressing the Floor button opens the Floor Heat screen to display and control the settings for the floor heat function The floor heat control system operates by...

Page 164: ...ed outside BLOCK HEATER Pressing the Block Htr button toggles the block heater relay ON or OFF The left and right indicators are highlighted in yellow when the load is being shed or shut down due to lack of available power The indicators are highlighted in blue when the block heaters are ON The block heater keeps the engine warm to assist with starting when the outside temperature is cool or below...

Page 165: ...s when the charge bridge is energized AC POWER VALUES The AC power source shore generator inverter voltage and current amperage for both AC power legs are displayed AC POWER The AC power screen displays the alternating current AC power source line voltage current or amperage usage and AC line frequency Hz POWER SOURCE The AC power source shore power generator or inverter power values are displayed...

Page 166: ...main AC Power screen The current amp draw is displayed for both power legs on this screen The user can select the Load Status screen by tapping the Loads button and access the Settings screen by tapping the Settings button LOAD SETTINGS The load settings function is accessed by tapping the Settings button from the Load Management screen Use the UP and DOWN arrows on the left side of the screen to ...

Page 167: ...the Capacity Single Phase function be set to 30 Amps or less less if plugged into less than 30 amp Failure to do so may result in tripping of the breaker supplying power to the coach CAPACITY DUAL PHASE This sets the load shedding amperage value for the dual phase selection CAPACITY GENERATOR This setting specifies the maximum available amperage the generator can output LOAD SHEDDING Enabling the ...

Page 168: ...available amps from either the shore line or batteries The loads will be shed in the following order Block Heater Water Heater Coil 2 Water Heater Coil 1 FWFD Floor Heat AFT Floor Heat Mid Floor Heat Rear A C Zone 4 Compressor Rear A C Zone 4 Fan Front A C Zone 1 Compressor Front A C Zone 1 Fan Middle A C Zone 2 Compressor Middle A C Zone 2 Fan Selecting the Home button will return to the Home pag...

Page 169: ... Telematics system allowing continued access to the coach via the MyRozie website CHARGER STATUS This shows the current charger status which can be displayed as one of the following Standby No AC current is present Bulk First stage of charging aggressive charge Absorb Charging at a value the batteries will accept Float Reduced charge to finish or top off a battery IMPORTANT The King Aire is the on...

Page 170: ...ne with the inverter in the electrical panel This breaker size can be changed in increments of five 5 amps IMPORTANT Newmar recommends the value for AC Breaker Size be set to 30 Amps SEARCH MODE When set to disable the inverter is turned on Set to enable to allow the search watts and search delay functions of the next screen SEARCH WATTS This is the amount of wattage consumption needed to start th...

Page 171: ...hnicians access to make changes to the control settings EQUALIZE BUTTON This button will take you to a screen to equalize your batteries AGM batteries are standard in 2019 New Aire Essex and King Aire coaches and in all electric London Aire and Mountain Aire coaches YES I MEANT IT Pressing this button will activate the equalize charging process OOPS GO BACK Pressing this button will allow you to r...

Page 172: ... and stop the generator ACTIVE GENERATOR INFORMATION V generator output in Volts Hz generator output voltage frequency in Hertz F generator engine temperature in degrees Fahrenheit RPM generator engine speed in Revolutions per Minute AGS STATUS This displays the current auto generator start status including the following statuses RUN DWELL ON This setting allows the generator to run for a short pe...

Page 173: ...er to reset the auto generator start AGS function by clearing the auto generator start safety lockout flag A lockout occurs when the generator slide has been opened or if the genset has been manually started from another switch in the coach such as the dash bedroom overhead cabinet or cord compartment This prevents the generator from starting for safety reasons and must be reset to resume normal A...

Page 174: ...ume as a percentage full status tank related faults if any as well as the controls for the water pump and auto fill functions WATER PUMP BUTTON The water pump button turns the water pump on and off to direct water from the fresh tank through the coach s plumbing system The display will read ON or OFF AUTO FILL BUTTON The auto fill button turns the fresh water tank auto fill functions on and off Th...

Page 175: ...uring active cycles of heating or cooling icons will appear next to the Heat and Cool buttons to indicate the active cycle Blue Flame the diesel burner is active for heat White Flame the heat pump is active Fan the A C or heat pump fan is circulating air Snowflake the A C is active TEMPERATURE The set points are changed by using the up and down arrows or by dragging the wheel to the desired temper...

Page 176: ...but you cannot run the heat in one zone and A C in the other It is either all A C or all heat MOON SUN The scheduling screen includes a sun or moon icon displayed by the Now button When the sun icon displays the system is using the daytime settings and the moon icon means it is using nighttime settings 2018 Copyright Newmar Corporation All rights reserved For the most up to date version of this co...

Page 177: ...mines whether to use heat or A C to maintain the set temperature Pressing the Auto button will activate both the heat and cool buttons OASIS SCREEN The Oasis control screen can only be accessed from the Climate All screen and allows the user to control the OASIS Hydronic Heating system burner and both Hydronic Heating System AC heating elements This screen displays the OASIS system s operational s...

Page 178: ...heat in one zone and A C in the other It is either all A C or all heat STATUS BUTTON The Now button displays the current status and operation of the HVAC system in the Climate All screen or the screen for the selected zone HEAT BUTTON The Bath screen only controls the bathroom Oasis heating system There is no A C or heat pump available for this zone The set points are changed by using the up and d...

Page 179: ...n one zone and A C in the other It is either all A C or all heat STATUS BUTTON The Now button displays the current status and operation of the HVAC system in the Climate All screen or the screen for the selected zone HEAT COOL BUTTONS Pressing the Heat or Cool button activates all the zones at one time making the operator unable to set heat in one zone and air conditioning in another at the same t...

Page 180: ... can be set to the same temperature from the Climate All screen or set separately in each zone selection SCHEDULE To schedule different temperatures by day night or when you are away click on the appropriate button and set the temperatures and times as desired Use the Climate All button or set the schedule for each individual zone Each zone can have a different temperature and schedule but you can...

Page 181: ... the active cycle AGS BUTTON The AGS button enables the Auto Gen Start feature for this zone FAN BUTTON The fan button turns on the fan only for air circulation in this zone LIVING ROOM ZONE The living room LvRm screen displays the status and controls the living room zone of the HVAC system TEMPERATURE The set points are changed by using the up and down arrows or by dragging the wheel to the desir...

Page 182: ...or the selected zone HEAT COOL BUTTONS Pressing the Heat or Cool button activates all the zones at one time making the operator unable to set heat in one zone and air conditioning in another at the same time However it will not set the temperature in all zones During active cycles of heating or cooling icons will appear next to the Heat and Cool buttons to indicate the active cycle AGS BUTTON The ...

Page 183: ...r of bars selected the longer the heat mat remains ON An icon will appear above the down arrow for each zone when that particular zone is active turned ON The approximate operating times are as follows One bar Floor Heat Off Two bars Store mode Floor Heat will not operate in this mode Three bars On 2 minutes Off time varies by setting Four bars On 4 minutes Off time varies by setting Five bars On ...

Page 184: ...E TELEMATICS GATEWAY The Rozie Telematics Gateway screens allow you to enable the SilverLeaf system to connect and communicate to the MyRozie website with an active internet connection This feature is only available on 2019 New Aire Essex and King Aire coaches CLOCK The Clock screen displays the system time outside temp and system warnings Use this screen to access the alarm and timer functions VI...

Page 185: ...IONS The Warnings Configuration screen allows you to set values for Water House Battery and LP tank warnings TANK CALIBRATION The Tank Calibration screen displays tank information and provides access to advanced settings CLIMATE CONFIGURATION The Climate Configuration screen allows the user to choose between the automatic scheduling or manual scheduling functions for the HVAC system TM102 CONFIGUR...

Page 186: ...e MyRozie website NOTICE This feature is only available in Essex King Aire and New Aire coaches WIFI STATUS The WiFi status will display Starting Handshake Connecting to Router or Ready as the various connection functions are performed Once connected the screen will alternate between Ready Connected and FTP put done RECONNECT BUTTON Pressing the Reconnect button starts the connection process to th...

Page 187: ...atus of file transfer as it sends information to the MyRozie website LAST FTP ERROR The Last FTP Error displays error history if any MAC ADDRESS The Mac Address displays the address of the TM555 SEND TEST MSG BUTTON Sends an email to the email address that is set up in MyRozie by the end user Example Unknown Alarm Testing Alert FEATURES BUTTON The Features button will take you back to the main Spe...

Page 188: ...here you can adjust the system time and date Use the slider bars or up and down arrows to set the appropriate time you would like to be alerted Tap the arrows on the right of the screen to activate the alarm by turning it ON or OFF You may also set the occurrence to Only Once or Every Day BACK BUTTON The Back button will take you back to the main Clock screen 2018 Copyright Newmar Corporation All ...

Page 189: ...START BUTTON To start the countdown simply press the Start button You will hear an audible sound when the timer reaches zero The maximum countdown timer minutes is 119 minutes and 59 seconds SET CLOCK BUTTON The Set Clock screen is accessed from the Set Alarm or Timer screen and opens one of the first five monitor configuration pages From the Monitor Configuration screen use the up and down arrows...

Page 190: ...C DIAGNOSTIC CODES The RV C Diagnostic Codes page displays any system faults present on the control system such as water tank sensor or thermostat failures CLEAR BUTTON The Clear button resets the system fault history 2018 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 184 ...

Page 191: ...f the module being used to display the information of the RV C Network SYSTEM DATA TM102 MESSAGE COUNT Displays the amount of messages received and transmitted to the RV C Network VEHICLE SPEED Displays the current vehicle speed in miles per hour MPH ENGINE RPM Displays the vehicle engine revolutions per minute RPM PARK BRAKE Displays the park brake being ON or OFF HEAP Displays the available memo...

Page 192: ... button of the abbreviated day PAGE 2 DAYTIME DISPLAY SETTINGS Page 2 allows you to set the daytime display settings using the UP and DOWN arrows DISPLAY TIMEOUT DAY The number of inactive minutes before the screen switches to the idle screen setting DAYTIME IDLE SCREEN Home Once the timeout number is reached the Home screen will be displayed Clock Once the timeout number is reached the Clock scre...

Page 193: ...imeout number is reached the logo screen will be displayed NIGHTTIME BEGINS The preferred start time for the nighttime screen settings NIGHTTIME BRIGHTNESS The preferred brightness level setting of screen during nighttime hours This setting may be set to Full Medium Med Low or Off PAGE 4 PREFERENCES Page 4 allows you to choose the color of the buttons on your display as well as set the speaker sou...

Page 194: ...AFETY LOCK When Locked is displayed this function prevents the generator from automatically starting This function switches to Locked when the generator hood is opened Opening the hood will actuate the safety lock switch on the generator mounting frame You may reset the lock out function by pressing the button here or the Clear AGS button after accessing the generator AUTO CHARGER When enabled thi...

Page 195: ...AGE This setting determines the voltage level which will automatically start the generator based on the topoff run time settings Newmar sets this value to 12 5 V TOPOFF RUN TIME This setting determines the amount of time before quiet time begins to automatically start the generator It will run if the autocharger function is enabled and the house battery voltage is below the topoff volts setting Ne...

Page 196: ... Home button returns you to the Home screen AC POWER HISTORY The AC Power History screen is accessible from the Features screen and displays the AC power history for the coach HOME BUTTON This button takes you to the Home screen UP AND DOWN ARROWS Allows you to access stored AC Power History pages FEATURES BUTTON This button takes you back to the main Features screen FLOOR HEAT CONFIGURATION For c...

Page 197: ...Floor Heat scheduling function has previously been enabled and set up in the Advanced Monitor Configuration screen by an authorized service technician PAGE 2 If the coach is equipped with the floor heat option page two allows you to assign a floor heat region and name it NAME OPTIONS There are three sections or Zones for Floor Heat This screen allows the user to change the zone names Each zone can...

Page 198: ...lack tank warning by pressing the up and down arrows When the black tank level reaches the pre determined percentage this warning will let you know that the black tank is approaching maximum capacity This value can be changed in increments of 5 percent from 0 to 100 percent BATTERY WARNING Set the percentage value for the house battery warning by pressing the up and down arrows When the battery le...

Page 199: ...d Newmar Service Technician FEATURES BUTTON The Features button will take you back to the main Special Features screen HOME BUTTON Pressing the Home button returns you to the Home screen CLIMATE CONFIGURATION The Climate Configuration screen allows the user to choose between the automatic scheduling or manual scheduling functions for the HVAC system SCHEDULING SCHEDULING Use the up and down arrows...

Page 200: ... only and will be unable to switch to the Oasis system SECONDARY ONLY In this mode the system will use the Oasis System only and will be unable to switch to the Heat Pump RESET SCHEDULE BUTTON This button will reset the scheduling function and prevent the Leave and Return icons from flashing in the climate screen ADVANCED MENU BUTTON This button will take you to the Climate Configuration Advanced ...

Page 201: ... the next page FEATURES BUTTON The Features button will take you back to the main Special Features screen HOME BUTTON Pressing the Home button returns you to the Home screen WIFI CONNECTIONS The TM550 WiFi Connections screen provides access to the WiFi configuration settings From these screens you will be able to connect the WiFi to a router configure WiFi settings and check communications 2018 Co...

Page 202: ... router settings allowing you to Change Router Name Change Password Change TM550 Password Change IP Address Change Gateway Change Subnet Mask Change Port ROUTER NAME This screen provides you with a convenient location to change the name of your router The router name is always be listed as Newmar_ _ _ _ This number is found on the back of the GO2 WiFi Router ROUTER PASSWORD This screen provides yo...

Page 203: ...digit serial number example EXDP801204 Do not change this password TM550 PASSWORD This screen provides you with a convenient location to change your TM550 password 2018 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 197 ...

Page 204: ...s setting TM550 WIFI CONNECTIONS CHANNEL This screen provides you with a convenient location to change your channel setting IP ADDRESS SETTINGS WITH WIFI RANGER This screen provides you with a convenient location to change your IP address IP ADDRESS SETTINGS WITH WINEGARD CONNECT 4G This screen provides you with a convenient location to change your IP address 2018 Copyright Newmar Corporation All ...

Page 205: ...55 255 0 Do not alter this setting GATEWAY SETTINGS WITH WIFI RANGER This screen provides you with a convenient location to change your Gateway Address GATEWAY SETTINGS WITH WINEGARD CONNECT 4G This screen provides you with a convenient location to change your Gateway Address SUBNET MASK SETTINGS This screen provides you with a convenient location to change your Subnet Mask settings 2018 Copyright...

Page 206: ...P Sent TCP Received RV C Received RV C Forwarded RV C Dropped Mac Address FEATURES BUTTON The Features button will take you back to the main Special Features screen BACK BUTTON The Back button will take you back to the main TM550 WiFi Connections screen HOME BUTTON Pressing the Home button returns you to the Home screen MISC SETTINGS The Miscellaneous Settings screen provides access to the park br...

Page 207: ...creen displays the Newmar logo splash screen Tap anywhere on the screen to return to the Special Features screen TEST TOUCHSCREEN The Test Touchscreen feature allows you to test the screen by placing a cross where you touch the screen You may tap on various places on the screen 2018 Copyright Newmar Corporation All rights reserved For the most up to date version of this content and for more produc...

Page 208: ...ter Dealer Name and Address Description of Service Work Performed Cost xx xx xxxx Example Dealer Name and Address Example of Description of Service Work Performed xxxx xx 2018 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 202 ...

Page 209: ...ame and Address Description of Service Work Performed Cost 2018 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 203 ...

Page 210: ...tional pages refer to Newgle Date Odometer Mileage Fuel Gallons Oil Quarts Average MPG Cost Date Odometer Mileage Fuel Gallons Oil Quarts Average MPG Cost 2018 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 204 ...

Page 211: ...verage MPG Cost Date Odometer Mileage Fuel Gallons Oil Quarts Average MPG Cost 2018 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 205 ...

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