Pleasure-Way 2020 TOFINO, Owner'S Manual

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SAFETY
For your safety while traveling with your Pleasure-Way
motorhome, we have provided safety components throughout
the vehicle. In order for your vehicle to maintain the safest
possible conditions, these components must be tested and
maintained on a regular basis, according to the detailed
manufacturer’s operating instructions.
SMOKE DETECTOR
A smoke detector is located in the overhead bunk.
Smoke detectors may give you a warning of fire and
smoke, but only if used and maintained in accordance to
the manufacturer’s instructions.
• This device should be tested after each time your vehicle
has been in storage, before each trip, and at least once
each week during your travels.
• Do not block air circulation in the area where the smoke
detector is located.
• Ensure you connect the battery inside the detector upon
receiving your new unit.
(9 volt battery located inside the unit.)
• Install a fully charged fresh battery at least once a year.
WARNING
: Before operating the cooktop, the roof must be
in the raised position.
All Pleasure-Way Motorhomes in Canada are CSA (through
QAI) and CMVSS certified, and may exceed the approved
installation criteria.
All Pleasure-Way Motorhomes in the United States are
FMVSS certified and bear the R.V.I.A. seal of approval, and
may exceed the individual state requirements.
OCCUPANT AND CARGO CARRYING CAPACITY
The Tire and Loading Information label, found on the driver
side door pillar, states the OCCC of your motorhome. This
figure states the maximum allowable weight of all occupants
(including the driver), plus the weight of all food, tools, full
fresh water tanks, and personal belongings. The tongue
weight of a towed trailer also counts as cargo. If you are
traveling with water in your holding tank, weight can be
calculated by using this ratio: 1 kg/L or 8.3 lb/gal.
The OCCC of your motorhome was calculated by adding
the weight of: the full LP fuel tank, the full vehicle fuel tank
and the dry weight of the motorhome (as shipped from the
factory) and subtracting that number from the Gross Vehicle
Weight Rating (GVWR).
NOTE: All US units include a second OCCC label on the inside
of the passenger door.