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Roadtrek 190-Popular Chevrolet, Owner'S Manual

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© Erwin Hymer Group North America, Inc., R00 

Contents 

Introduction to Your 190 Popular

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Disclaimer

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Copyright

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References ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 

Do’s and Don’ts

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Symbol Legend ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 

Regulatory Warnings ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 

Information, Cautions and Warnings .................................................................................................................................................................... 9 

Before You Head Out

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Coming Home

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Interior Living Space

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Cabinets ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 

Galley Cabinets .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 
Lights .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 

Tables ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 

Front Table ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 
Rear Table ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 

Front Captain’s Seats .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 

Second Row Seat ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 20 

Ventilation ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21 
Window Treatments ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 21 

Front Window Treatments ................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 

Sleeping Facilities

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Power Sofa ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 

Summary of Contents for 190-Popular Chevrolet

Page 1: ... Erwin Hymer Group North America Inc R00 ...

Page 2: ...egend 8 Regulatory Warnings 8 Information Cautions and Warnings 9 Before You Head Out 12 Coming Home 13 Interior Living Space 14 Cabinets 14 Galley Cabinets 15 Lights 15 Tables 16 Front Table 17 Rear Table 18 Front Captain s Seats 19 Second Row Seat 20 Ventilation 21 Window Treatments 21 Front Window Treatments 23 Sleeping Facilities 24 Power Sofa 24 ...

Page 3: ... 28 Optional Enclosed Bath 28 Door 28 Toilet 28 Shower 29 Exhaust Fan 31 Outside Shower 31 Appliances 32 TV and Home Theatre System 32 Antenna and Cable Connections 33 Controlling the Rear Speakers 33 Hot Water 34 Standard Propane Water Heater 34 Anniversary Edition Hydronic Water Heater 34 Refrigerator 34 Oven 34 Stove 34 Outside Your Roadtrek 36 Awning 36 Exterior Access Doors 37 ...

Page 4: ... 41 Utilities 43 Fresh Water 43 Standard Edition 43 City Water 46 Summer and Winter modes 46 Summer Use 46 Winter Use 46 Anniversary Edition Fresh Water System 47 Water Pump 47 Waste Water 47 Gray Tank 47 Black Tank 47 Indicators 47 Propane System 48 Heating and Cooling 51 Thermostat 51 Heat Pump 51 Furnace 52 Hydronic System 53 Electric System 55 Coach Batteries 55 ...

Page 5: ...Volt AC Power 58 Standard 750 Watt Inverter 58 Optional 2500 Watt Inverter 58 Optional Gasoline Generator 59 Shore Power 59 Outlets 60 Monitor Panel 61 Power Sources 61 12 Volt DC Power 61 12 Volt DC Power Continued 61 Inverter 63 Shore Power 63 Other Switches 63 Patio Light 63 Water Pump Switch 64 Water Heater Switch 64 Tank and charge indicators 64 Optional Generator Switch and Hour Meter 65 Dis...

Page 6: ...acity OCCC 69 Owner Maintenance Checks 69 When You Stop for Fuel or Weekly 69 Every Other Week 69 At Least Monthly 69 At Least Every Three Months 70 At Least Twice a Year 70 At Least Once a Year 71 Other Maintenance Checks 71 Obtaining Service 74 Specifications 75 Roadtrek Limited Warranty 76 Arbitration Provision 79 Registration 80 Aftermarket Disclaimer 81 Regulatory Notices 82 HOWTOs 82 ...

Page 7: ...ertain add ons or customization to an RV may change the manner these operations are performed Copyright Erwin Hymer Group North America Inc hereby known as Erwin Hymer Group NA reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in colors materials equipment specifications and models The information contained in this manual is intended as a guide only as continuous improvements are ongoi...

Page 8: ...injury severe damage or death Regulatory Warnings LEVEL ITEM INSTRUCTION Danger Do not place propane cylinders inside the vehicle Propane cylinders are equipped with safety devices that relieve excessive pressure by discharging propane to the atmosphere Propane gas is highly flammable This action can lead to fire or explosion and result in death or serious injury Warning Do not use gas cooking app...

Page 9: ...at Belts Use only forward facing seats equipped with factory installed seat belts while the vehicle is in motion All passengers must be seated in these seats only with the seat belts fastened while the vehicle is in motion TV Turn the TV off and stow it while the vehicle is in motion TV The flat screen TV should not be stored inside the Roadtrek in cold temperatures Remove it to reduce the chance ...

Page 10: ...fuel grills and stoves should not be used inside your vehicle Use of this type of equipment inside your vehicle may cause a fire or asphyxiation Carbon Monoxide Leak Detector Do not block the air circulation in the area where the Carbon Monoxide Leak Detector is located Carbon Monoxide Leak Detector Battery disconnect switch must be in the ON position for the Carbon Monoxide Leak Detector to funct...

Page 11: ...mping System Close the gray water gate valve before using the waste water system Freezing Under moderate subfreezing conditions antifreeze is required in the exterior fresh water tank toilet cassette and gray waste water tank Use RV antifreeze in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Electrical Servicing This unit has a 12VDC 110VAC and potentially 36 volt solar system These systems need...

Page 12: ...manual Contact your dealer with any questions Plan your trip Then use this quick checklist The day before your trip o Charge your batteries by plugging in overnight o Cool your refrigerator by turning it on o Chill any beverages in your home refrigerator o Fill your fresh water tank with clean tap water The day of the trip o Load the refrigerator with cold food from your home refrigerator ...

Page 13: ... Otherwise drain the tank Don t let water you are planning to use sit in your tank for more than a week or so and don t let any water sit in your tank for more than two weeks whether you plan on using it or not Over time the chlorine goes away and the microbes come out to play To flush the tank fill it using the fill port in the driver s side rear panel and open the fresh water tank drain under th...

Page 14: ...or shut it gently until you hear the latch click shut You may need to press on the latch to get it to latch closed Do not attempt to close the cabinet doors while the latch button is pressed in This will break the latch Always make sure the button is out before attempting to close a cabinet door It is not recommended to keep large round and or heavy objects in a cabinet unsecured as they may roll ...

Page 15: ... three shelves to hold larger cooking utensils and food The tall narrow door on the far right conceals the front table Picture 15 1 Lights The battery disconnect switch must be on for any of the lights to work The fluorescent lights turn on and off with the integrated switch Picture 15 3 The oval ceiling lights are all individually controlled and are tap lights to turn them off or on press on the ...

Page 16: ... 16 2 The front table top is stored behind the driver s seat The rear tabletop is stored under the driver s side rear bench seat and both table legs are stored in the wardrobe to the right of the bathroom There are front and rear tables to use either the front or rear lounge areas for dining playing cards or computer use Rear dining area Front lounge area Picture 16 1 Picture 16 2 ...

Page 17: ...n the open position Picture 17 3 Extend the table support from the front of the cabinet directly behind the driver s seat and drop the extended table down onto this support Picture 17 1 To stow the front table lift the top and fold the locking hinge component back against the table top which will allow the leaf to fold against the main part of the table top Move the table support back behind the d...

Page 18: ...t the T nut into the slot in the table leg base Rotate the leg clockwise until you feel it tighten Pictures 18 1 18 2 Pull on it to check that is secured If not extend the T nut fully by unscrewing it and try again Place table top on the table leg so that the top of the leg fits into the socket underneath the table The table top is stored under the driver s side rear bench cushion The table socket...

Page 19: ...into this position and stay locked until the swivel lever is raised again To create a front lounge area by rotating the two front seats to face the back first ensure that the seats are fully upright by loosening the recline adjustment and bringing the backs of the seats forward Do not attempt to pivot a reclined seat Use the fore and aft adjustment while pivoting the seats to allow the sides of th...

Page 20: ...p and is held by a pin in a slot see photo below The seat bottom cushion can be lifted and moved forward approximately three inches 8 cm to its alternate position because of the way it is mounted to the seat base Moving the bottom cushion forward and flipping the small panel at the base of the seat back out will configure the second row seat in a more reclined position Pictures 20 1 20 2 Second ro...

Page 21: ... details please refer to the fan manual Turn the fan off and close the cover completely before driving The cover will rattle and might be damaged by wind pressure if you drive with it open When using the aisle shower leave the fan off or the shower curtain will be sucked in and stick to you Window Treatments The skylight windows in the 190 can be covered using the covers stored in the side door Pl...

Page 22: ...22 Erwin Hymer Group North America Inc R00 Window Treatments Continued Skylight cover storage Curtain rails and clips Skylight covers Curtains Picture 22 1 Picture 22 4 Picture 22 3 Picture 22 2 ...

Page 23: ... side curtain airbag Use the attached pull tab to pull each half of the screen to the center Use the attached hook and loop fastening to join the two sides of the screen together at the center To attach the side curtains open the window slightly and the put the top curtain pocket over the glass Close window to hold curtain in place Once in place attach the leading edge of the side curtain to the A...

Page 24: ...ies Your Roadtrek has beds that can be set up as either a king bed or two twin beds Experiment with different configurations to find what works best for you Power Sofa Sofa switch Power sofa King bed Twin beds Picture 24 1 Picture 24 2 Picture 24 3 Picture 24 4 ...

Page 25: ... and the outer walls of the Roadtrek Picture 24 4 Optional Folding Mattress for Front Seat Bed To set up a front bed with the optional folding mattress turn the front passenger side captain s seat so that it is facing outward toward the front door remove the second row seat back by lifting it up and place the optional folding mattress on the front and second row seat bottom cushions With the front...

Page 26: ...sing the Velcro connectors secure the edges of the curtain to the inside edges of the door When adjusting the water temperature be sure to allow enough time for the temperature adjusted water to exit the shower head before making further adjustments Roof vent or the bathroom vent may be used on low speed to remove steam and moisture To put away the stand up shower Rinse the shower curtain after us...

Page 27: ...27 Erwin Hymer Group North America Inc R00 Aisle Shower Continued Privacy door extended Aisle toilet Aisle shower Picture 27 1 Picture 27 2 Picture 27 3 ...

Page 28: ... Optional Enclosed Bath Door The bathroom doors are secured by a pin which is attached to the right door Picture 28 2 To secure the doors for driving close the left door first then the right door and then push the pin down so that it engages behind the lip at the front of the bathroom floor This will prevent the doors from swinging open when the vehicle is in motion Toilet The enclosed bathroom in...

Page 29: ...ter while showering You can shower in the enclosed bathroom by pulling the shower curtain across the shower curtain track near the bathroom doors or you can shower in the aisle by extending the shower curtain around the longer loop of shower curtain track which goes around the ventilation fan in the roof and opening the drain in the aisle by removing the flat cover plate and unscrewing the drain s...

Page 30: ...hower Continued Shower connection and knob Shower curtain deployed for aisle shower Aisle shower drain Shower curtain deployed for enclosed bathroom shower Shower curtain and light Picture 30 1 Picture 30 2 Picture 30 3 Picture 30 5 Picture 30 4 ...

Page 31: ...turn on the fan by pushing the power button Pull the white bar back down to close it Picture 31 1 Do not drive with the vent open Outside Shower The outside shower is located on the driver s side towards the rear wheel Picture 31 2 See Outside your Roadtrek for more details on location Outside shower connection Exhaust fan Picture 31 1 Picture 31 2 ...

Page 32: ...he passenger side Pictures 32 1 32 2 Both the television and the DVD player use 120 volt current so the inverter generator or shore power must be used They are supplied with remote controls See the HOWTO Cable and TV Reception for antenna connections and configuration details TV bracket release DVD player Picture 32 1 Picture 32 2 ...

Page 33: ... theater system Picture 33 1 Surround Setting Allows back speakers to function as part of the TV home theater system Off Setting Turns the rear speakers off Automotive Setting Connects the rear speakers to the front dash radio If you are experiencing problems with your TV reception while using the over the air antenna check the connection to the antenna system booster located in the cabinet above ...

Page 34: ...e driving You can use AC when plugged into shore power when you don t want to use propane unnecessarily Never run your refrigerator on propane while at a gas station Shut the refrigerator off while at a gas station and turn it back on after you pull away from the pumps To ensure that neither your hot water heater nor your refrigerator generate dangerous open flames while handling fuel always turn ...

Page 35: ...35 Erwin Hymer Group North America Inc R00 Refer to the stovetop owner s manual for details of operation Picture 35 1 ...

Page 36: ... 36 3 Refer to the awning manual for the proper way of securing the awning supports to the attachments To stow the awning detach the supports stow them in the awning housing and retract the awning Electrical awnings have the switch inside the passenger door above the side window Awnings are susceptible to damage from wind and for this reason should never be left extended when you are away from the...

Page 37: ...connection Directly above the center access door and below the galley window you will see two vent hatches The rectangular one is for the refrigerator and the square one is for the water heater The water heater will vent hot gasses when the water heater is running The small chrome plated vent near the driver s door is for the propane furnace intake and exhaust Do not block any of these vents or da...

Page 38: ...p North America Inc R00 Driver s Side Doors Continued Driver s side center access door houses power cord and waste discharge hose Driver s side rear access door showing outside shower connection Picture 38 1 Picture 38 2 ...

Page 39: ...North America Inc R00 Propane Access Panel The propane access cover is located in the rear at the center of the bumper Flip the side latches to expose the tank valve and filler Picture 29 1 Propane access cover Picture 39 1 ...

Page 40: ...ion look for this screen in the white box that comes with your new Roadtrek The screen attaches to the rear door frame and cargo area floor with a zipper and hook and loop fasteners Pictures 40 1 40 2 Surround with zipper Hook and loop fastener for bottom edge of screen Start the zipper on the left side Installed screen You can access the under bed storage area without removing the screen Picture ...

Page 41: ...k without disturbing the top section Picture 40 5 To remove and stow the screen unzip it from the top down Unzipping it from the bottom will not allow you to remove it from the doorframe surround Optional Side Door Screen In addition to the rear door screen there is also an optional side door screen which will allow you to keep the side door open for ventilation without admitting insects Picture 4...

Page 42: ... side so you can fasten it behind you once through While sturdy enough to keep insects out neither this screen nor the rear screen are designed to resist repeated and persistent attempts by pets to get out of the vehicle Do not leave your pets unattended with the screen in place and the door open Installed screen Access through the screen Hook and loop fastener for the side door screen Picture 42 ...

Page 43: ...anks The exterior tank is underneath the driver s seat outside the passenger compartment and thus exposed to the elements so it is susceptible to freezing The interior tank is inside the Roadtrek underneath the rear lounge area and will allow you to carry and use water in mildly sub freezing conditions The two tanks are connected by the tank isolator valve located next to the water heater Picture ...

Page 44: ...ter with the tank isolator valve open water from the interior tank replenishes water from the exterior tank as it is used To fill the interior tank only close the tank isolator valve and set the tank selector valve to the interior position The interior fill is located in the rear door on the right side Picture 45 2 With the tank isolator valve closed running water into this fill port will fill the...

Page 45: ...ontinued Exterior tank fill location driver s side door pillar Tank selector valve in exterior tank position Tank selector in interior tank position Interior tank fill location rear door right side Picture 45 1 x Picture 45 2 x Picture 45 3 x Picture 45 4 x ...

Page 46: ...ly heated you must winterize Summer Use In summer mode both the interior and exterior tank are used to store fresh water The tank isolator valve in the water line connecting the two tanks is open and water is drawn from the exterior tank by setting the tank selector valve to the exterior tank position As water is used from this exterior tank the interior tank which is positioned higher in the vehi...

Page 47: ...WTO Waste Water Dumping section for information on which materials you can and cannot flush down the toilet Indicators The gray and black water tank level indicators on the control panel will give you an approximate indicator of your tank levels When the gray water tank is full to capacity water will no longer drain down the shower and sink drains and you need to dump the tanks before running any ...

Page 48: ...r of the vehicle To access the tank for filling and to turn the manual tank shutoff valve off and on turn the two retaining tabs on either side of the access cover located in the center of the rear bumper and remove the access cover Pictures 48 1 48 2 You must close the tank shutoff valve when the vehicle is not in daily use Further you must close the shutoff valve when the vehicle is traveling Ne...

Page 49: ...ystem Continued High pressure BBQ pigtail show with yellow dust cap and valve in closed position Propane pigtail with dust cap removed and valve in open position Propane fill valve Propane bleed Picture 49 1 x Picture 49 2 x Picture 49 3 x Picture 49 4 x ...

Page 50: ...The relief valve with the blue plastic cover will automatically vent propane if the tank is overfilled or overheats This is not a user serviceable item never attempt to remove the cover test or otherwise interfere with the operation of this valve Sometimes an overfilled tank will not start venting until the temperature rises If this valve should open it is best to remove all sources of ignition an...

Page 51: ...nd setting the desired temperature The third setting fan recirculates cabin air using the fan inside the air conditioning unit Picture 51 2 Heat Pump The heat pump can provide both heating and cooling for your Roadtrek using electric shore power or generator power The heat pump gives you the advantage of heating your unit with electricity if you would prefer to use electricity rather than the prop...

Page 52: ...ool nights For colder temperatures below 40 F 4 C you should use the propane furnace Furnace The furnace is controlled by the combination thermostat located above the rear bed Picture 52 1 The furnace requires propane and 12 volt power The furnace uses much less electricity compared to the heat pump and can be used without shore power or generator use The fan on the furnace is thermostatically con...

Page 53: ...freezing This protects the Alde plumbing only you still need to winterize the remaining water system in your Roadtrek to prevent damage to the water lines and other components You can also drain the system manually by turning the valve to the tripped position Pictures 54 1 54 2 After the Alde system has dumped you need to reset the frost control valve in the compartment under the driver s side ben...

Page 54: ...54 Erwin Hymer Group North America Inc R00 Hydronic System Continued Alde frost control valve in operating position Resetting the tripped valve Picture 54 1 x Picture 54 2 x ...

Page 55: ...n the burner igniters This switch should be off when you are not using your Roadtrek and on whenever you are driving or camping The Battery On light next to it will indicate the position of the switch Picture 55 1 Charging your batteries Inverter Charger Your Roadtrek is equipped with an inverter charger which converts 120 volt AC household current to 12 volts DC when you are connected to shore po...

Page 56: ... 1 If your coach batteries are low start the vehicle engine and let it idle until the batteries are sufficiently charged Usually 30 minutes of idling are enough to restore moderately depleted coach batteries to a useful level of charge As with a conventional generator always close the rear windows of the vehicle and turn off the roof ventilation fan when the engine generator is charging the batter...

Page 57: ...ed at the factory for the type of panels and batteries installed on your vehicle and Roadtrek strongly recommends that you make no adjustments or changes to the charge controller or its programming The charge controller usually displays either system voltage or amperes generated by the panels Picture 57 1 Solar charge controller Generator switch and hour meter Picture 57 1 x x Picture 57 2 x x ...

Page 58: ...If your vehicle has the engine generator option you also have a 3000 watt inverter This is sufficient to run all your appliances However running large high energy appliances such as microwave ovens air conditioning toasters etc drains your batteries very quickly If you operate these appliances do so for a limited time unless you also have additional sources of power Instead of the regular inverter...

Page 59: ...e Always close the rear windows of the vehicle and turn off the roof ventilation fan to avoid exhaust entering the vehicle s interior There is an hour meter to the right of the switch which displays hours of generator use Maintenance on the generator is scheduled according to hours of use There is a break in oil change scheduled fairly early in your generator s use so check your Onan manual for pa...

Page 60: ...er the passenger side rear captain s seat have ground fault circuitry GFCI the button in the middle of the outlet pops out when they sense an anomaly or sometimes when the circuit undergoes transitional conditions Picture 60 1 If you are not getting power from an outlet check and reset this button if needed The outlet under the passenger side chair powers the TV and DVD player so check it if your ...

Page 61: ...switch to the lower left On the bottom left is the battery disconnect switch which supplies 12 volt battery power to the 12 volt light and other cabin appliances This switch must be on for any of the 12 volt electrical devices to work Remember to turn off two switches the inverter switch and the battery disconnect switch when your Roadtrek is not being used to avoid discharging the batteries 12 Vo...

Page 62: ...62 Erwin Hymer Group North America Inc R00 Inverter switch for standard 750 watt inverter Battery disconnect Inverter switch for optional 3000 watt inverter Picture 62 1 Picture 62 2 Picture 62 3 ...

Page 63: ... portion of the Electrical System section for further information Shore Power Shore power is the name for power supplied by a utility company that you plug into to provide power to your Roadtrek See HOWTO Shore Power for a concise guide to plugging in and unplugging from shore power Other Switches Patio Light On the monitor panel the top left switch is the patio lights switch Picture 63 1 Press th...

Page 64: ...tches on the monitor panel the battery disconnect switch must be on for the water heater to work Even though the water heater uses propane to heat the water all the igniters and controls are electrical Tank and charge indicators To the right of the monitor panel are the indicator lights for the battery charge level the fresh water tank levels for each tank and the black and gray water tank levels ...

Page 65: ...h for about five seconds to prime the generator then the top to start Press the bottom again to turn it off The hour meter to the right of the switch keeps track of how many hours your generator has been running Picture 65 1 There is a break in oil change after 20 to 50 hours of operation and other required maintenance at other intervals later on see the generator manual for details Generator swit...

Page 66: ...own and note the sticker under the cover with the identifying information on each breaker When storing the Roadtrek for the winter turn off the battery disconnect switch your inverter and all circuit breakers in this panel 12 Volt Fuse Panel The 12 volt fuses are located to the right of the 120 volt AC breakers The label on the cover has identifying information for each fuse These are standard aut...

Page 67: ...r it s working or not For this reason whenever the vehicle is occupied the battery disconnect switch should be on the on position Coach power on the Monitor Panel must be on for detector operation Make sure your battery disconnect switch is on Do not disable unplug or otherwise hinder the operation of this detector or the smoke detector The detector has a useful service life beyond which it needs ...

Page 68: ... dial is in the green range If not replace the fire extinguisher DO NOT test your fire extinguisher by discharging it total discharge time is 8 to 12 seconds so it will become rapidly depleted if you test it this way Service life on fire extinguishers currently supplied is 12 years replace the fire extinguisher if it is more than 12 years past the year of manufacture stamped on the base of the cyl...

Page 69: ...ost and the inside of the lower galley cabinet door Owner Maintenance Checks Listed below are vehicle maintenance checks and inspections that should be performed by the owner or qualified service technician at the indicated intervals Any adverse conditions should be brought to the attention of your dealer or qualified service technician for expert service advice as soon as possible The owner maint...

Page 70: ...m and put the brake on and see if it will hold on a moderate hill If not get it repaired Check head lamp alignment o Shine your low beam headlights on a wall The light patterns should be the same height Measure headlight height at the vehicle with a yardstick and the light patterns should be the almost same height or slightly less with your vehicle level If not get the headlights aligned Check lap...

Page 71: ...re aluminum on the vehicle so do not use aluminum polish on any surface of your Roadtrek To prevent water from entering your vehicle avoid spraying water directly into exterior vents or grills Do not use a power washer to clean your Roadtrek because damage to the paint removal of decals and water leaks will result Hand washing or commercial car washes accommodating large vehicles are the best way ...

Page 72: ...iod particularly in the hot sun it will become very difficult to remove In order to open the driver s side rear door you must lower the spare tire To lower the continental spare tire kit and gain access to the driver s side rear door of the Roadtrek unlatch the retaining spring and pull the pin out while supporting the top of the tire with your other hand Picture 72 1 It helps to wiggle the tire b...

Page 73: ...use the spare tire lower the tire unlock the chrome surround with the key supplied with your Roadtrek unbolt the tire from the carrier with your lug wrench and lift the tire off the carrier Follow the Chevrolet manual for instructions on the use of the jack and other tire change procedures Install the flat tire on the spare tire carrier and reattach the chrome surround Do not attempt to raise an e...

Page 74: ...an a motorhome Some dealerships do not want to work on motorhomes but most can service a 1 ton van Again start with the service writer then the service manager and lastly if you are unable to resolve your issues with the service department contact the dealership managing partner or owner If you cannot resolve your chassis related issues at the dealer level contact GM s factory service Erwin Hymer ...

Page 75: ... specifications Roadtrek upfits only This applies to Erwin Hymer Group NA upfits only Total fresh water capacity includes water heater 31 gallons 117 liters Fresh Water tank capacity 25 gallons 94 liters Gray water tank capacity 23 gallons 85 liters Black water tank capacity 10 gallons 38 liters Battery type AGM maintenance free Battery capacity 220 AMP hours standard 440 AMP hours optional Propan...

Page 76: ... or components added to the vehicle by another party In addition to this EHG limited warranty original component manufacturers may provide their own separate warranties This limited warranty is valid only in the United States and Canada Coverage under this warranty is not subject to proration or deductibles How Long the Limited Warranty Lasts The original limited warranty is in effect for a period...

Page 77: ...ce or use including but not limited to failure to follow the required or recommended maintenance schedule failure to maintain operating parameters e g plumbing leaks fluid levels battery life and failure to follow operating instructions Additions or accessories not originally installed by EHG and any problems resulting from such additions or accessories Damage caused by misuse carelessness abuse o...

Page 78: ... First retail owner s date of purchase Ø The current actual mileage NO WARRANTY CLAIM WILL BE PROCESSED OR PAID WITHOUT PROOF OF ACTUAL MILEAGE AND FIRST RETAIL OWNER S DATE OF PURCHASE Roadside Assistance Plan You are enrolled in a 24 7 roadside assistance plan for the first 2 years of the limited warranty upon registration of your Roadtrek The roadside assistance plan is transferrable to subsequ...

Page 79: ...reof shall be settled by arbitration administered by the Arbitration Association The determination of the arbitrator s shall be in writing and shall include an explanation of the basis for the determination The determination of the arbitrator s shall be final and binding and judgment upon such determination may be entered in any court having jurisdiction ...

Page 80: ...80 Erwin Hymer Group North America Inc R00 Registration Please send the following form in or email the information to sales roadtrek com when you purchase your Roadtrek ...

Page 81: ... systems and components should be researched thoroughly either with the dealer or manufacture as they may interfere with the performance of Erwin Hymer Group North America Roadtrek Hymer Sunlight etc recreation vehicle systems and components further affecting the warranty of the vehicle as designed ...

Page 82: ...it may order a recall and remedy campaign However NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you your dealer and or Erwin Hymer Group NA To contact NHTSA you may call the Auto Safety Hotline toll free at 1 888 327 4236 or 366 0123 in Washington DC area or write to NHTSA U S Department of Transportation Washington DC 20590 You can also obtain other information about motor vehicle s...

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