STEP 21
Always remember to disengage the e-brake before travel!
packing down your op15
packing down your op15
STEP 19
Connect your breakaway cable, security chains and 7-pin cable. Complete your towing pre-journey checks.
STEP 20
Final check that all doors, panels and the roof are secure and locked and everything is disconnected from campsite hookups.
STEP 18
Hitch up your trailer. Lower the tongue jack to assist in joining the vehicle side hitch to your trailer side hitch. Once connected, fold the jack up
into travel mode. Make sure you lock the hitch in place.
STEP 14
Fold the roof panel down and secure the push-button securing locks.
STEP 15
Fold the spare tire bracket up and secure the red-handled latches. Screw in the securing bolts.
STEP 16
Latch down the four roof securing latches. Make sure they are tight when closed and do not move.
STEP 16
Latch down the four roof securing latches. Make sure they are tight when closed and do not move.
TROUBLESHOOTING
WATER TANKS:
Issue: Water pump is running when all faucets & valves are closed
Troubleshoot: Leak in the system. Identify leaking fitting and attempt to tighten the fitting (usually hand-tight should be sufficient without the
need for a wrench which could potentially over-tighten and damage the system. If still leaking, disconnect and check for debris or degrading
within the fitting
WATER TANKS:
Issue: Water pump running but no water at faucets
Troubleshoot: No water in tanks? Check for faulty sensor that could be misleading you to think that there is water in the tanks. Possibly the sen-
sor needs cleaning or replacing. Check the tank selector valve is directed at the correct tank (or both tanks are chosen).
PROPANE SYSTEM:
Issue: Stove top won’t stay ignited.
Troubleshoot: Press and hold the ignition/ dial for 10 seconds to overcome the safety thermocouple. Consider the outside temperature; cold
weather can cause the BTU of propane to drop. This can impact overall performance of the propane system. Keep your propane tanks full during
cold weather and check other appliances that might also be using propane at the time.
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