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TREK 2005

Appliances --- Section 4 • 133

Control Panel

•

ON/OFF

Button - Turns the refrigerator on or off.

- Push the

ON/OFF

button to start the refrigerator in Auto mode.

- Push and hold the

ON/OFF

button for two seconds to shut it off.

•

LED Display

- This screen is used for mode, temperature and fault code display.

•

MODE

Button - Controls the operation mode of the refrigerator.

- Push the

MODE

button to select between Automatic AU, AC or LP operation.

•

TEMP SET

Button - Adjusts the temperature.

- To adjust push and hold the

TEMP SET

button.

- Number "9" is the coldest setting.

Manual Mode:

When one of the two manual modes is selected:
1.

= The refrigerator is operating on AC electric.

= The refrigerator is operating on LP-Gas.

Automatic Mode (AU):

This feature selects AC over LP-Gas operation. If AC discontinues the alarm sounds and the refrigerator

switches to LP-Gas operation. If the refrigerator fails to light, the alarm sounds and a code displays.

• Press and hold the

MODE

button until

displays. Release the button.

• Press and hold the

TEMP SET

button until the desired temperature displays. Release button.

• In

AUTO

mode, AU/AC or AU/LP will alternate three times when a mode has changed.

If the LP-Gas does not ignite within 30 seconds, the control changes to a different energy source

or the gas safety valve closes and “NO” “FL

”

displays. Turn the refrigerator off then back on. If the

gas does not ignite after several attempts consult a dealer or authorized Norcold service center.

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The Refrigerator Control Panel requires 12 Volt DC to operate.

Summary of Contents for TREK 2005

Page 1: ...hase date or the first 24 000 miles of use whichever occurs first In addition the Limited Warranty provided by Warrantor covers the steel or aluminum frame structure of the sidewalls excluding slide outs roof and rear and front walls for twelve 12 months from the original retail purchase date or the first 24 000 miles of use whichever occurs first A conclusive presumption that your motorhome has b...

Page 2: ...n how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitation may not apply to you What the Warranty Covers Warrantor s Limited Warranty covers defects in the manufacture of your motorhome and defects in materials used to manufacture your motorhome Also see the section What the Warranty Does Not Cover set out below What We Will Do To Correct Problems Warrantor will repair and or replace at its opti...

Page 3: ...ect s so that Warrantor can become directly involved in exercising a final repair attempt for the purpose of performing a successful repair to the identified defect s How To Get Service The Warranty Registration form must be returned to Warrantor promptly upon purchase to assure proper part replacement and repair of your motorhome Failure to return the warranty registration form will not affect yo...

Page 4: ...ular phone or flaking peeling and chips or other defects or damage in or to the exterior or finish caused by rocks or other road hazards the environment including airborne pollutants salt tree sap and hail Events Discharging Warrantor From Obligation Under Warranty Misuse or neglect accidents unauthorized alteration failure to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance See Owner s Manual damage ...

Page 5: ... EXPIRATION OF THE NINETY 90 WARRANTY COVERAGE PERIOD DESIGNATED ABOVE THE PERFORMANCE OF REPAIRS SHALL NOT SUSPEND THIS LIMITATIONS PERIOD FROM EXPIRING THESE TERMS AND ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTY DISPUTES BETWEEN WARRANTOR AND PURCHASER SHALL BE GOVERNED BY THE SUBSTANTIVE LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA WITHOUT REGARD TO CONFLICTS OF LAW RULES Some states do not allow the reduction in the sta...

Page 6: ...E link and choose MANUAL ADDENDUMS from the drop down menu WOOD FINISH Because no two trees look alike authentic woods vary in color and character markings such as streaks knots and grain patterns Since the stains may attach differently to these grain patterns some natural light and dark areas may result The beauty lies in these natural variations of color and grain that give each cabinet its own ...

Page 7: ...FORMATION 1 DRIVING SAFETY 2 EXTERIOR INTERIOR CARE 3 APPLIANCES 4 EQUIPMENT 5 WATER SYSTEMS 6 LP GAS SYSTEMS 7 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS HOUSE 8 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS CHASSIS 9 CHASSIS INFORMATION 10 INDEX PP 323 Sections ...

Page 8: ...r respective holders Brand name products of other companies mentioned in this manual are not endorsed by the manufacturer of the motorhome The information contained in this document is intended to reflect standard and optional equipment included in a typically equipped model at the time of delivery to the initial retail owner Your actual unit may vary from this document as a result of optional equ...

Page 9: ...nsibilities 13 Dealer Responsibilities 14 Customer Responsibilities 14 SERVICE SUGGESTIONS 14 Prepare for the Appointment 15 Prepare a List 15 Be Reasonable With Your Requests 15 No Looking Over the Technician s Shoulder 15 Inspect the Work Properly 15 GLOSSARY OF TERMS 16 VENDOR LIST 19 WARRANTY TRANSFER APPLICATION LIMITED 23 ...

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Page 11: ... harmful chemical NOTE Information and reminders concerning proper operation of the motorhome and or its components INSPECTION Inspection of the motorhome and or its components is required Additional instruction may follow LUBE Lubrication or addition of a lubricant product to the motorhome and or a specified component or part is required Additional instruction may follow ASSEMBLE or REPAIR Assemb...

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Page 13: ...the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA in addition to notifying Monaco Coach Corporation MCC If NHTSA receives similar complaints it may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of motorhomes it may order a recall or remedy campaign However NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you your dealer or MCC To contact NHTSA you m...

Page 14: ...idual warranted components whether the service is warrantable or out of warranty Customer Responsibilities As a new motorhome owner you are responsible for regular and proper maintenance This will help you prevent conditions arising from neglect that are not covered by your Limited Warranty Maintenance services should be performed in accordance with this Owner s Manual and any other applicable man...

Page 15: ...onable With Your Requests Do not leave a list of 20 items to be serviced and expect to have the motorhome back by 5 00 p m If you list a number of items and must have your motorhome back by the end of the day discuss the situation with the service manager and list items in order of priority Some items may not be able to be repaired due to work loads or parts availability Expect to make a second ap...

Page 16: ...ories and starts engine Circuit An electric circuit is the path of an electric current A closed circuit has a complete path An open circuit has a broken or disconnected path City Water A term associated with the water supply that you hook up to at campgrounds It is called city water because water is pulled from a central source like in a city and not the fresh water tank Curbside This refers to th...

Page 17: ...in the rear of the motorhome Egress windows can be easily identified by their red handles Full Hook Up Site A campground that has city water shore power and sewer hook ups or connections available Grey Water Term associated with the waste water holding tank Water from the sink drains the shower and the washer dryer if equipped go into this tank House Battery Powers 12 Volt lights and accessories i...

Page 18: ... driver s side Shore Line This is the electrical cord which runs from the motorhome to the campground 120 Volt electrical supply Shore Line Plug The 120 240 Volt AC outlet allows the motorhome to be hooked up to a campground facility Stinger An arm attachment on a tow truck that is used to lift the motorhome slightly so that it can be towed Volt The unit of measure for electric potential Watt The ...

Page 19: ...onverter Progressive Dynamics 269 781 4241 www progerssivedyn com Cooktop Atwood Mobile Products 815 877 5700 www atwoodmobile com Dash Radio Magnadyne 800 688 3600 www magnadyne com DVD Player Opt RCA 877 266 2728 www rca com Energy Management System Opt Intellitec 800 251 2408 www intellitecsve com Entry Step Coach Step 800 275 7524 www scsfrigette com Fan Exhaust Fan Tastic Vent 800 395 4045 ww...

Page 20: ...6 2728 www rca com Insta Hot Opt Insinkerator 800 558 5700 www insinkerator com Inverter Opt Xantrex 800 446 6180 www xantrex com Leveling Jacks Opt RVA 760 746 5732 LP Gas Detector Safe T Alert 800 383 0269 www safe t alert com LP Tank Manchester Tank 800 877 8265 www mantank com Microwave Sharp Electronics Corp 800 237 4277 www sharp usa com Outside Mirrors Ramco Industries Inc 800 321 4819 www ...

Page 21: ...and 800 321 9886 www sealandtechnology com Transfer Switch IOTA Engineering 800 856 4682 www iotaengineering com VCR RCA 877 266 2728 www rca com Water Heater Atwood Mobile Products 800 873 4328 www atwoodmobile com Washer Dryer Opt Splendide 503 655 2563 www splendide com Waste Pump Opt RV Sanicon System 866 410 1965 www emptythetanks com Water Pump Shurflo 800 854 3218 www surflo com Windsheild ...

Page 22: ...22 Section 1 General Information TREK 2005 NOTES ...

Page 23: ...________________ Address__________________________________________________ City ________________State________Zip _____________________ Phone ___________________________________________________ Limited Warranty Transfer Address Change Terms Representations By your signature s on face side of this form and in order to induce Monaco Coach Corporation to transfer its Limited Warranty you represent the...

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Page 25: ...of Air Pressure 56 Tire Pressure Inflation Guideline 56 Tire Charts 57 Inspecting Pressure 58 Air Pressure Checklist 60 Supporting When Leveling 61 Tire Vibration 62 Tire Rotation 62 Tread 62 Storage of Tires Long Term 63 WHEEL MOUNTING 64 WEIGHING THE MOTORHOME 66 Weight Terms 66 Weight Label 69 Four Point Weighing Example 70 Cargo Carrying Capacity Flowchart 74 Weighing Procedure Worksheet 75 We...

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Page 27: ...oad and may result in lost time and increased repair costs Several states require a special license endorsement and that the motorhome be inspected prior to registration Know and observe the laws of the states in which you will be traveling Laws may vary from state to state A systematic inspection conducted prior to moving the motorhome can help ensure nothing is overlooked and will assist in fami...

Page 28: ...ror or motorhome Mirror Adjusting Adjust the driver s seat to the travel position Using a 3 16 Allen wrench have the assistant loosen the two Allen set screws on front and back of mirror arm below mirror head Position mirror until there is a clear view of the side of the motorhome Tighten screws Use the mirror adjust switch located on the roadside console to fine tune the view 070181L 080378 Mirro...

Page 29: ...le the motorhome is in motion Seat belts must only be used on permanently mounted seats Do not use a single seat belt on more than one person Pilot and Co pilot seats must be locked in a forward facing position with seat belts fastened while the motorhome is in motion Avoid seat rotation while in transit Child Safety Seat Children that fit into Example 1 and Example 2 on following pages require th...

Page 30: ...r or up to 21 pounds the child is considered an infant A convertible safety seat for an infant must be secured facing rearward The top of the head must be below the top of the safety seat Secure safety seat harness straps at or below the shoulders See Example 1 020231b Example 1 Convertible Seat Facing to the Rear ...

Page 31: ...ee Example 2 WARNING Installation illustrations are for reference only and are not to be used as a guide Because there are many styles of safety and booster seats refer to the safety seat manufacturer s manual for proper installation and how to properly install and secure the safety or booster seat NOTE Individual states and Canadian provinces may prohibit use of a safety or booster seat in the fr...

Page 32: ... comfortably at highway speed limits However it takes more time to reach highway speed When passing another vehicle allow extra time and space to complete the pass due to the added length of the motorhome When descending a long hill manually shift the trans mission to a lower gear and begin the decent at a slow speed Do not allow the motorhome to gain momentum before trying to slow down Downshifti...

Page 33: ...cation Use a four second rule when following other vehicles at speeds under 40 mph Use a five second rule when following at speeds over 40 mph Right Turns Negotiating a right hand turn in a motorhome can be difficult Many drivers fear they cannot make the turn without entering into the other lane or jumping the curb Here are a few tips to make a right hand turn easier As the turn approaches look i...

Page 34: ...fore slowing down Use moderately heavy pressure on the brake pedal to reduce speed and manually downshift to maintain a safe slow speed Pumping and riding the brake pedal is not recommended when descending a grade as the brakes can overheat Over use can result in the loss of brake effectiveness Night Driving Always be well rested and alert when driving If necessary find a safe stopping place to re...

Page 35: ...ngine at a low to mid operating range This will use less fuel than operating at higher RPM Avoid using full throttle when ascending a long hill This wastes fuel and increases engine operating temperature from incomplete combustion Manually shift to a lower gear and use less throttle Fuel will burn more efficiently Avoid extended idling to warm up the engine Start the engine and wait for normal oil...

Page 36: ...ty Tester These may be helpful when on the phone with a technician Battery hydrometer Spare 12 Volt DC continuous duty solenoid if applicable An assortment of spare fuses Spare alternator belt Interior Items Start refrigerator operation the night before departure to get a head start on the cooling process Pre cool items prior to loading them in the refrigerator Load pots pans utensils soap linens ...

Page 37: ... hydraulic brake and washer fluid Inspect belts and hoses for wear Inspect wiring for loose frayed or corroded connections Start engine and listen for unusual noises Driving Preparations Fill the water tank and confirm waste tanks are empty Test the water pump Disconnect and store the fresh water hose Check all tires for accurate pressure Inspect tires for cuts punctures weather damage or cracks i...

Page 38: ...wo things in mind turning and braking For the motorhome to handle well the load will need to be evenly distributed side to side and front to back Additionally heavy items should be stored as low as possible to keep the motorhome from becoming top heavy Make sure that everything is secure and safe from quick turns bumps and sudden stops Guidelines for Loading the Motorhome Distribute the cargo weig...

Page 39: ...en weighing the motorhome add all passenger weight to the GCVW total The motorhome fully loaded including fresh water LP Gas and any vehicle or trailer towed must not exceed the GCWR Gross Combined Weight Rating WARNING Most states and Canadian provinces require trailers and or towed vehicles to have adequate auxiliary brakes Failure to comply with these State and Canadian province requirements ma...

Page 40: ... pre wired from the factory with an electrical connection for towing located on or near the hitch receiver Convoluted tubing protects the tow harness wires Current draw should not exceed ten amps for each designated light circuit Within the electrical connection is a positive terminal for use when towing a trailer equipped with a battery The positive terminal maintains the charge of the trailer ba...

Page 41: ... the button in the Manual out position any one of the three cameras can be selected with the red toggle switch at the bottom of the monitor With the button in the Auto in position the camera will automatically change views with blinker activation This option also works when reverse is the selected gear Day Night button Set camera for better picture in varying light conditions Contrast and Brightne...

Page 42: ...t provide guidance using the five hand signals Use of the Rear Vision System will also aid in guidance The co pilot will perform just as important a job as the driver When guiding the driver the co pilot should be located safely at the left rear corner of the motorhome facing forward while remaining visible in the roadside mirror at all times The co pilot should make a conscious effort to maintain...

Page 43: ...wed vehicle to move in a forward sideways motion that will cause irreparable and expensive damage If necessary disconnect the tow vehicle to avoid a backing up situation Trailers have one pivot point and may be backed up The same rules for backing a motorhome can be applied to backing a trailer When preparing to back the trailer into a space maneuver the motorhome sweeping wide Turn back to the op...

Page 44: ...tion switch to OFF and set the park brake Follow the procedures and guidelines for Leveling the Motorhome in Section 5 If the motorhome is equipped with hydraulic jacks confirm that the parking surface will accommodate the weight placed on the jacks CAUTION Before leveling the motorhome survey the area around and under the motorhome for obstructions which can damage the motorhome or undercarriage ...

Page 45: ...y one hour before operating electrical appliances This will allow time for the inverter to stabilize charging the batteries Use caution when operating appliances to avoid overloading the supplied shore service breaker Operate appliances and outlets in sequence rather than all at the same time NOTE The above waiting periods do not apply to converter equipped motorhomes CAUTION If shore power servic...

Page 46: ... sewer hose adapters will ensure against leaks or spillage With the sewer hose properly connected open the grey water valve small valve The black water valve large valve remains closed until the tank is full or until time of departure DRY CAMPING TIPS Plan ahead and conserve resources while dry camping Dry camping requires fully charged and properly maintained batteries corrosion cleaned terminals...

Page 47: ...ut an hour before hot water is needed If the furnace is needed during the nighttime set the thermostat temperature a bit lower to prevent the furnace from cycling all through the night Open windows during the day to reduce use of the roof air conditioner Turn off interior 12 Volt DC power whenever possible The refrigerator is designed to operate with the power off Battery charging is unaffected an...

Page 48: ...f it helps to economize on fresh water and holding tank capacity use them Do not fill the sink full of water to wash only a few dishes Use disposable dishes when possible Conserve propane and electricity by cooking dinner over the campfire To conserve battery power use the generator to operate the microwave Leave shoes outdoors or at the entry step to avoid tracking in dirt Get back to nature and ...

Page 49: ...d leaks or puddles Check all fluid levels engine oil antifreeze transmission hydraulic brake and washer fluid Inspect belts and hoses for wear Inspect wiring for loose frayed or corroded connections Start engine and listen for unusual noises Inspect gauges and controls for proper operation Interior Checklist Clear the slide room path clean the floor move the driver seat forward and after confirmin...

Page 50: ...nique and pull off the roadway a safe distance from traffic if possible Set the parking brake and turn on the hazard warning flashers especially when parked alongside traffic lanes If an emergency stop is due to a mechanical breakdown or other motorhome related problems contact the manufacturer s Customer Support 1 877 466 6226 or an emergency service provider Road flares or reflective warning sig...

Page 51: ...verage INFORMATION Tire emergency service numbers Michelin 800 847 3435 and Goodyear 877 484 7376 Dead Chassis Battery A weak or discharged battery will not supply the amount of CCA Cold Cranking Amps necessary to initiate the required voltage to start the engine If the engine fails to crank or cranks slowly due to a weak chassis battery there are electrical back up systems in place that may incre...

Page 52: ...y Boost switch for one minute Release the switch for one minute then press the switch again for one minute Alternate this cycle three to five times to avoid overheating the Boost solenoid Next hold the switch down and turn the ignition on The battery voltage gauge on the dash should indicate at least 12 Volts If voltage is sufficient with the Boost switch held down try to start the engine If the e...

Page 53: ...es and clothing Do not connect the end of the second cable to the negative terminal of the battery to be jumped A spark may cause an explosion of the gases that surround the battery Connect only to the chassis away from the battery CAUTION The charging system on the towed vehicle does not supply the amperage necessary to jump start the motorhome Voltage sensitive equipment on the towed vehicle can...

Page 54: ...amaged Inspect the points of attachment on a disabled motorhome If attachment points are damaged select other attachment points at a substantial frame structural member Never allow anyone to go under a motorhome while it is being lifted by towing equipment unless the disabled motorhome is adequately supported by safety stands Do not tow the motorhome from the rear Towing from the rear will severel...

Page 55: ... tire failure The motorhome must be weighed fully loaded before proper tire inflation pressures can be determined The following information concerning tires and weighing the motorhome are set in the order in which the process is performed or experienced The tire performs additional functions of traction for moving stopping and steering as well as providing a cushion for the motorhome Modern tire t...

Page 56: ...the specifications for the tire s maximum load rating be molded into the sidewall of the tire The amount of air pressure to use is dependent on the weight of the motorhome when fully loaded The tire chart indicates the weights that can be properly supported by varying air pressures Decreasing air pressure decreases load carrying capacity Always comply with the tire manufacturer s recommended press...

Page 57: ...0 5720 6000 6230 6490 6830 kg per position S 1313 1379 1450 1503 1565 1650 D 2467 2595 2722 2826 2944 3100 245 70R19 5 LRF XRV PSI 70 75 80 85 90 95 lbs per position S 3440 3540 3640 3740 3890 4080 D 6430 6630 6830 7030 7310 7720 kg per position S 1560 1605 1651 1697 1764 1850 D 2916 3007 3098 3189 3316 3500 Kilograms 2 2 lbs TIRE SIZE MAX Speed Rating MPH Dual D Single S Inflation Pressure PSI 24...

Page 58: ...r pressure The pressure should be within a couple of pounds of each other on the same axle Never let air out of a hot tire When checking the inflation pressure use a high quality truck tire air gauge with an angle dual head This type of pressure gauge can check the pressure of the inner dual wheel that has the valve stem point ing outward and the outer wheel that has the valve stem pointing inward...

Page 59: ...iced on one of the dual tires This can cause the good tire paired with it to fail due to exceeding the load limits it is designed to carry Tires with damaged sidewalls can burst upon inflation A flat or nearly flat tire can also generate enough heat from friction to ignite Unequal tire pressures on same axle can cause Uneven braking swerve upon acceleration Steering lead torque steer Reduced handl...

Page 60: ... the cap from the valve on one tire 3 Firmly press a tire gauge onto the valve and record reading 4 Add air to achieve recommended air pressure 5 If the tire is over filled release air by pushing on the metal stem in the center of the valve Then recheck the pressure with the tire gauge 6 Replace the valve cap 7 Repeat with each tire 8 Visually inspect the tires to make sure there are no nails or o...

Page 61: ...ire should be evenly distributed on the support block In the case of dual tires distribute the load evenly on blocks for both tires If not properly supported the steel cables in the side wall of the tires may be damaged and could lead to premature fatigue of the sidewall CAUTION Supporting the tires prevents damage to the sidewall of the tires and does not prevent tire roll 020063b modified ...

Page 62: ...ther mechanical problems may exist and will need to be corrected prior to rotation Tread To prevent skidding and hydroplaning replace tires when the tread is worn down to 4 32 of an inch on the front and 2 32 of an inch on the rear Questions regarding tread wear should be directed to the tire manufacturer Built in tread wear indicators or wear bars which look like narrow strips of smooth rubber ac...

Page 63: ...g from prolonged sidewall strain and tread deflection Cover the tires to block direct sunlight and ultraviolet rays The type of surface the motorhome is parked upon will have an affect on how much moisture accumulation occurs on the chassis and flooring Gravel covered parking areas still allow moisture to evaporate from the ground through the gravel and to the underside of the motorhome Sealed con...

Page 64: ...ls lubricate the hub pilot pads with a drop of oil to prevent galling Do not lubricate any other wheel or hub surface For a hub with intermittent pilot pads position a pad at the twelve o clock position to center the wheel and reduce runout NOTE Loosen and tighten lug nuts in pattern as indicated in illustrations Tighten in sequence to 50 ft lbs first then tighten in sequence to ft lbs indicated i...

Page 65: ...d rear applications No inner cap nuts are required Torque the Nuts Properly Tighten the wheel nuts to the recommended lug nut torque Do not over tighten Maintain the nut torque at the recommended level through planned periodic checks or at 10 000 miles intervals whichever comes first If air wrenches are used they must be periodically calibrated for the proper torque output Use a torque wrench to c...

Page 66: ...reasons to weigh the motorhome One to find out the Cargo Carrying Capacity CCC and the other to ensure no axle is overloaded The Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR of the axles is listed on the federal certification label attached to the motorhome This is the maximum allowable loaded weight on a particular axle This label is generally located to the rear of the driver s seat on the wall When the actual...

Page 67: ... each axle There are two important factors to consider when loading the motorhome total weight and balance When loading heavy objects keep them as low as possible preferably on the floor or below in storage compartments Load weight must be distributed as evenly as possible The following is an explanation of commonly used weight abbreviations Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR Maximum permissible wei...

Page 68: ...be charged but this is money wisely spent Weight scale types and weighing methods determine the procedure used to calculate proper tire inflation pressure and axle loading Several types of scales are in use today A platform scale will allow the entire motorhome to fit on the scale to read the GVW in one scale recording A segmented platform scale is designed to weight one axle at a time A single ax...

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Page 70: ...cle Certification Label is 13 000 lbs Divide the figure by 2 Using chart record 6 500 lbs on line 1 2 Weigh the driver side FRONT corner Scale A and record weight on chart scale A line 2 Example 5 000 lbs 3 Weigh the passengers s side FRONT corner Scale C and record weight on chart Scale C line 2 Example 4 000 lbs 4 Add Roadside and Console side from line 1 for Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR and re...

Page 71: ...verloaded axle can cause a component failure of the suspension system Tire blowout or broken suspension components can lead to loss of vehicle control resulting in property damage personal injury or death CAUTION If actual weight carried by any tire is below the tire chart weight specification minimum tire pressure the minimum inflation pressure must be maintained Tire pressure below the minimum i...

Page 72: ... to options and accessories The Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR Gross Combination Weight Rating GCWR and or Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR must not be exceeded GVWR of the vehicle limits the weight of the entire load combination regardless of the water LP Gas passengers and cargo weight It is important to understand that the weighing process is performed in two phases First by determining the Carg...

Page 73: ...arry However tongue weight of a towed vehicle will further reduce this amount Now the motorhome can be fully loaded and weighed to ensure GVWR is not exceeded Once the motorhome is fully loaded it is ready to be weighed to obtain an accurate scale reading and determine the proper tire pressure All slide rooms must be in the retracted position when weighing the motorhome The motorhome must remain a...

Page 74: ...74 Section 2 Driving Safety TREK 2005 Cargo Carrying Capacity Flowchart 020254 ...

Page 75: ...on 2 75 Weighing Procedure Worksheet 020255m 6 500 5 000 10 000 7 100 6 500 4 000 10 000 6 900 13 000 9 000 20 000 14 000 13 000 20 000 33 000 4 000 6 000 10 000 23 000 10 000 100 830 9 170 10 83 9 087 40 168 8 919 5 770 8 149 8 149 ...

Page 76: ...76 Section 2 Driving Safety TREK 2005 Actual Worksheet 020255k ...

Page 77: ...TREK 2005 Driving Safety Section 2 77 Weight Record Sheet 020263 ...

Page 78: ...78 Section 2 Driving Safety TREK 2005 VIEWS Front Rear 010758 010759 ...

Page 79: ...TREK 2005 Driving Safety Section 2 79 010783b 010784b Roadside Curbside ...

Page 80: ...NING There is no way to insure against injury or loss of life in a fire however the smoke detector is intended to help reduce the risk of tragedy Additional smoke detectors may help to reduce the risk Proper use and care of the smoke detector could save lives Operation When a 9 Volt DC battery is correctly connected the smoke alarm is operating The LED will flash every minute showing the battery i...

Page 81: ...m once a week Keep a supply of 9 Volt DC batteries on hand Vacuum the slots in the cover and sides with a soft brush attachment every month Test the smoke alarm once the unit has been vacuumed The smoke alarm will beep once a minute when a low battery condition exists to signify battery must be immediately replaced Troubleshooting If the alarm does not sound when the test button is pushed or with ...

Page 82: ...ses of mild exposure the symptoms may include a slight headache nausea vomiting and fatigue Some consider this a Flu like Symptom Symptoms for medium exposure may include a severe throbbing headache drowsiness confusion and fast heart rate Extreme exposure can result in unconsciousness convulsions cardio respiratory failure and death Young children and household pets may be the first affected Othe...

Page 83: ...ht will flash ON and OFF The green power light should be lit when the power is on If the light is not lit turn off the power and check all wire connections If the power is on and the connections are correct but the indicator still does not light the detector should be returned for service Do not attempt to fix the detector The indicator light displays a specific color to monitor along with a match...

Page 84: ... Generators Nearby Motorhomes Testing Test Procedures Test the Carbon Monoxide detector operation after the motorhome has been in storage before each trip and at least once a week during use Test the alarm by holding the TEST RESET button in until the alarm sounds The alarm will sound four beeps and the indicator lamp goes steady red Six seconds later the alarm will again beep four times and the i...

Page 85: ...the operating instructions that are printed on the fire extinguisher If there is any doubt on how to operate the fire extinguisher practice using it Be sure to replace or recharge the extinguisher immediately after use Inspect the fire extinguisher at least once a month Do so more frequently if the extinguisher is exposed to weather or possible tampering Do not test the extinguisher by partially d...

Page 86: ... grease propane and acetylene C Fires that involve energized electrical wiring or equipment If electricity to the equipment is turned off a class C fire becomes one of the other two class fires ESCAPE EGRESS WINDOW The Egress window designated for use as an emergency exit is identified by a red locking handle and Exit label To Open the Egress Window Rotate the red handle downward Slide the window ...

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Page 89: ...pecifications Charts 100 Vinyl 102 Optima Leather O Vinyl 104 FLOORS 105 Carpet Cleaning 105 Laminate Floor 106 Tile Floor Opt 107 SHOWER 108 CEILING 109 WALL COVERINGS 109 WOOD CARE 110 COUNTERTOPS 113 Solid Surface 113 Laminate 114 STAINLESS STEEL SURFACE 114 WINDOWS 114 Condensation 115 WINDOW TREATMENTS 115 Mini blinds 115 Day Night Shades 116 MOLD MILDEW 117 PEST CONTROL 119 STORAGE 122 Short...

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Page 91: ...finish The motorhome is painted with a base coat clear coat system Clear coat is a polyurethane based material which brings out the shine and luster to the base coat paint Care should be used when washing the motorhome Use only mild detergents or specifically designed automotive detergents Do not use abrasive cleansers or laundry detergents that will scratch the clear coat and leave a soap film Us...

Page 92: ...e motorhome twice a year spring and fall Many types of protective barriers are available today that may be applied to the clear coat glazes waxes polishes rubbing compounds or combinations of these products NOTE Use a grease and wax remover before applying another coat of wax Chemicals can become trapped between layers of wax possibly damaging the paint finish INFORMATION When selecting a product ...

Page 93: ...ff The surface should feel slick when rubbing the cloth lightly over it Avoid repeated wax applications which can cause wax to build up Some very fine scratches or swirl marks may be removed by an application of a glaze These types of glazes fill the scratches or swirl marks The motorhome has a large surface area Washing and waxing may not be completed in one afternoon Select sections to wax until...

Page 94: ...e tires may last longer due to limited annual mileage and exposure Bright Metal All chrome and stainless steel should be washed and cleaned each time the motorhome is washed Use only automotive approved non abrasive cleaners and polishes on exterior bright work Do not use rubbing compounds Do not use abrasive cleaners or compounds to clean the mirrors NOTE When using chemicals to remove road tars ...

Page 95: ...motorhome is to be stored outside throughout the winter months a full interior inspection for water leaks should be made every two weeks Extensive sealing has been done at the factory however the normal twisting and flexing that occurs while traveling may have compromised a seal or seam INSPECT All joints and seams should be inspected at least twice a year and recalked as necessary Special attenti...

Page 96: ...crylic foam tape Clean Surface Use Pro Clean to clean the surface of dirt wax and any other foreign substances for the best results Surface Temperature The surface where the product is desired should be 75 F 24 C for proper adhesion Adhesion Promoter Just prior to installation apply a light coat of Pro Bond adhesion The Pro Bond will make for a better bond for the Acrylic Tape NOTE Use a heat gun ...

Page 97: ...ARE COCKPIT The cockpit area dashboard is a molded fiberglass vinyl wrapped pod The instrument panel is comprised of various gauges and switches The dashboard and instrument panel each have different cleaning requirements Clean the vinyl wrapped dash pod following the instructions under Vinyl Care in this section In the event a blemish or small cut occurs in the vinyl contact a professional uphols...

Page 98: ...low detail cleaning instructions recommended by the fabric manufacturing industry Refer to the fabric charts located on the following pages for particular fabrics and follow the recommended cleaning code If a spill occurs blot the moisture as quickly as possible Do not use soap and hot water as this may set a stain Clean the spot as soon as possible W Clean this fabric with the foam only of a wate...

Page 99: ... service is recommended for this fabric X Vacuum only A non metallic brush may be used Machine Washing for 100 Polyester Wash Cycle Use synthetic setting and high water level with mild agitation A mild soap or detergent in water not to exceed 160º F No bleach or fabric softener Drying Use low temperatures a synthetic setting of 85º F to 90º F maximum should be used Do not exceed three to five minu...

Page 100: ...100 Section 3 Exterior Interior Care TREK 2005 Fabric Specifications Charts ...

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Page 102: ...the above suggestions do not work Indiscriminate use of any solvent or solvent containing cleaner can severely damage or discolor the vinyl Stains may become permanent if they are not immediately removed NOTE Detergents should never be used on a regular or repeated basis for normal cleaning CAUTION Powdered cleaners containing abrasives steel wool and industrial strength cleaners are not recommend...

Page 103: ...p cloth Hot soapy water will normally remove dried latex Tar or Asphalt Remove immediately Prolonged contact will result in a permanent stain Use a cloth lightly dampened with mineral spirits and rub the stain gently working from the outer edge of the stain toward the center to prevent spreading Rinse with soap and water Crayon Mustard or Ketchup Sponge with mild soap and water For stubborn stains...

Page 104: ...yl can be temporarily covered with clear office tape to prevent further damage until repairs are made by a professional upholstery shop Commercial repair products may contain lacquers and cause the vinyl to become brittle and more difficult to repair Optima Leather O Vinyl Optima Leather and O Vinyl Cleaning Suggestions Perform the following steps in sequence for recommended cleaning of O Vinyl an...

Page 105: ... Lukewarm tap water E Vinegar Solution One cup white vinegar to one cup water F Ammonia Solution One tablespoon household ammonia to one cup water G Stain Removal Kit Available from retail carpet stores or professional cleaners H Call Professional Additional suggestions special cleaning chemicals or the ability to patch the area may be available I Permanent Change Due to the nature of the stain th...

Page 106: ...nated flooring is designed to be incorporated as a floating floor Laminate flooring is constructed of three main material components The surface similar to many countertops contains aluminum oxide particles to form an extremely hard durable outer layer The carrier or core layer is constructed from high density fiberboard A tongue and groove design provides a tighter bond The backer or bottom layer...

Page 107: ...r Soap also promotes the growth of mildew and bacteria Do not use powdered cleaners on unglazed tile floors Undissolved powder will dull the surface Grout sealers are available that protect the porous surfaces If a sealer is used follow the sealant manufacturer guideline for application Never use sealers on unglazed tile With the exception of terra cotta which may be oiled or waxed tile does not n...

Page 108: ...ary 4 Allow five hours to dry Sealant will fully cure in 72 hours NOTE If a spill occurs before sealant has cured it may be necessary to clean and additionally treat area with sealant as needed CAUTION Product contains petroleum distillate Open windows vents and doors to provide adequate airflow during application SHOWER Showers are susceptible to soap build up and should be cleaned weekly to ease...

Page 109: ... Care for the Tower Wall Covering Remove ordinary stains with mild soap and warm water Sponge on Rinse well and dry with a soft cloth For special cleaning problems To remove ball point pen blood lipstick etc use a sponge or soft bristle brush and Formula 409 Fantastik or a similar product Rinse well and dry Finish cleaning by applying full strength isopropyl alcohol with a sponge or soft brush Rin...

Page 110: ...e with clean water WOOD CARE For general cleaning regularly wipe wood surfaces using a soft cloth lightly dampened with clear warm water and thoroughly dry to prevent streaking For stubborn stains use a clean cloth dampened with a solution of mild non alkaline soap dishwashing liquid and water and rinse Dry thoroughly buffing in the direction of the wood grain Never use abrasive cleaners scouring ...

Page 111: ...ood glue can be used to make putty for end grains Fixing scratches in stained woodwork Quick and simple rarely describes repairs to stained wood finishes However a few tricks can be tried When scratches appear lighter than the surrounding dark stained woodwork it usually means either that the scratch goes through the stain into the wood or that the varnish is flaking off Dents Small dents may be r...

Page 112: ...process by designing oil based wood stain into marker like containers to rub on to the scratch Start with a stain color that is lighter than the original finish because torn and scratched wood fibers will absorb stain and darken quickly A second coat can always be applied if the color of the first coat is too light Once the color is blended patch the clear finish as described above and apply a wip...

Page 113: ...ub the sink rinse and towel dry Removing Cuts and Scratches Solid Surface countertops are completely renewable Use the following instructions to remove minor cuts and scratches Sand with 180 grit sandpaper followed by 320 grit until the scratch is gone Restore the finish using a Grey Scotchbrite pad Never sand hard in one small area Feather out lightly to blend restoration Preventing Heat Damage H...

Page 114: ... stainless steel cleaner polish with a nonabrasive cloth or sponge working with not across the grain Do not use steel wool wire brushes or abrasive sponge pads Cleaners containing chloride are not recommended If used rinse surface immediately to prevent corrosion Allowing water to evaporate will form water deposits To avoid this it is important to use a dabbing action to dry not an abrasive or rub...

Page 115: ...and the bath vent fan or open the bath vent when bathing to reduce water vapor Avoid excessive boiling or use of steam producing hot water Do not heat the motorhome interior with the range or oven Heating with the range or oven increases the risk of toxic fumes and depletes oxygen Open flames also add moisture to the interior air and increase condensation In very cold weather leave cabinet and clo...

Page 116: ...orb water that might drip down Ultrasonic cleaning Professional ultrasonic cleaning may be preferred Day Night Shades Guidelines for care and maintenance of polyester blended day night shades Leave Day Night shades in the UP position when not in use to help the shades hold their shape String tension for the shades should be equal The tension can be adjusted if the shades will not remain up Dusting...

Page 117: ...ld within 24 to 48 hours Minimizing moisture inside of the motorhome can reduce or eliminate favorable mold growth conditions Good housekeeping and regular maintenance are essential in the effort to prevent or eliminate mold growth Consequences of Mold All mold is not necessarily harmful but certain strains of mold have been shown to cause in susceptible persons allergic reactions including skin i...

Page 118: ...o not let water pool or stand in the motorhome Promptly replace materials that cannot be thoroughly dried Inspect for leaks on a regular basis Look for discolorations or wet spots Repair leaks promptly Inspect condensation pans refrigerators and air conditioners for mold growth Take notice of musty odors and any visible signs of mold Should mold develop thoroughly clean the affected area with a mi...

Page 119: ...to an outside receptacle daily Only put out pet food that will be immediately eaten Keep foods such as flour cereal spaghetti and pet food in re sealable containers with tight lids Sweep and vacuum often especially in eating areas to help eliminate a food source for pests Seal cracks crevices and gaps around doors and windows Ensure all windows and doors are screened and that the screens fit snug ...

Page 120: ... nest and promptly destroy small nests before they become too large Spiders can be in any structure Immediately remove spider webs Some types of spiders like to nest on top of the diesel tank and around the diesel hoses Dispense of spiders using a vacuum Use care to capture the spider and egg sacs Throw the vacuum bag away in a sealed bag Fruit flies invade the motorhome by attaching to fresh frui...

Page 121: ...hours Best sources of information about common household pests The Internet is a great place to find information about common pests however the information is not always correct The National Pest Management Association website can be useful resource about common pest Another good source for information are colleges and universities with entomology departments entomology is the study of insects Ele...

Page 122: ...the interior house power Batteries should be stored fully charged Batteries stored in a discharged state will readily freeze If possible park the motorhome so that the batteries are accessible for charging or changing without having to move the motorhome If available leave the motorhome hooked to shore power Leave the main battery disconnect switches ON Careful placement of a small heat source in ...

Page 123: ... disconnects OFF When stored outside make a quick reference check of the battery voltage on the monitor panel Preventative measures should be used if the voltage readings are low Removing the motorhome from storage or moving the motorhome in case of an emergency will be a much easier process NOTE Batteries in a low state of charge will readily freeze Freezing will damage the battery CAUTION A 20 A...

Page 124: ...interior inspection for water leaks every two weeks while the motorhome is in storage Check inside all cabinets for signs of dampness or leaks Inspect the ceiling areas around roof vents or other roof openings The roof and sidewall seams should be inspected and cleaned at least twice a year Inspect for exterior sealant gaps of all roof seams vents skylights roof air conditioners and windows Fuel S...

Page 125: ...n 6 Fresh Water Tank Drain Body Clean and wax Oil locks and hinges Repair roof seams as needed Countertop and Cabinets Wash with mild soap and water Curtains Remove and clean according to care specifications Windows Cover windows by pulling blinds closing shades or using a separate cover such as a sheet Holding Tank Drain and rinse Close valves LUBRICATION Add a small amount of antifreeze to waste...

Page 126: ...e clean and free of corrosion Check all the chassis fluid levels engine oil engine coolant brake fluid hydraulic fluid reservoir transmission oil and rear axle oil Start the engine allowing it to reach operating temperature Ensure the engine instruments are indicating proper readings While the engine is running check the operation of headlights taillights turn signals back up lights license plate ...

Page 127: ...vice center to have it evaluated Have a qualified technician inspect the LP Gas system and perform an LP Gas leak test The leak test should also include an LP Gas regulator adjustment if needed The test can also verify if the regulator is faulty and should be replaced Have the LP Gas tank inspected Operate each LP Gas appliance Observe all burner pilot flames for proper color and size Inspect and ...

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Page 129: ...VEN Opt 143 WALL THERMOSTAT 144 AIR CONDITIONER ROOF 144 Operations 145 Heat Pump Opt 145 Return Air Filters 146 FURNACE 147 Operating Instructions 147 Using the Furnace 148 If the Furnace Fails to Light 149 WATER HEATER 149 Before Using the Water Heater 150 Operation 151 Thermostats 152 Water Heater Bypass 152 Pressure Temperature Relief Valve 152 Burner Compartment 153 Draining Storage 153 Water...

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Page 131: ...RNING Carbon Monoxide gas may cause nausea fainting or death Operating an LP Gas appliance with inadequate ventilation or partial blockage of the flue can result in Carbon Monoxide poisoning Do not store flammable liquids such as lighter fluid gasoline or propane in the outside refrigerator compartment NOTE Features and options vary with floorplans REFRIGERATOR The motorhome refrigerant is heated ...

Page 132: ...ING Do not use the refrigerator if there is an ammonia smell inside or outside of the refrigerator or if a yellowish substance appears inside or at the outside access compartment This can be an indication of a refrigerant leak Contact an authorized repair facility For the refrigerator to operate The house batteries must be fully charged The primary LP Gas valve must be on or an AC source must be a...

Page 133: ...The refrigerator is operating on LP Gas Automatic Mode AU This feature selects AC over LP Gas operation If AC discontinues the alarm sounds and the refrigerator switches to LP Gas operation If the refrigerator fails to light the alarm sounds and a code displays Press and hold the MODE button until AU displays Release the button Press and hold the TEMP SET button until the desired temperature displ...

Page 134: ...own to turn the icemaker on Push the arm up to turn the icemaker off NOTE If the icemaker is in operation while the motorhome is in motion water may spill out of the ice tray Raise the icemaker arm to stop ice production while in transit Do not use the first one or two trays of ice if the refrigerator has been in storage Ice cubes may have contaminates Do not operate the icemaker without water pre...

Page 135: ...tates have passed laws regarding having the LP Gas valve open while traveling Know the laws for the particular state in which you are traveling Cooling Unit Fans The cooling unit is equipped with a pair of cooling fans that pass air across the cooling unit These fans start automatically and are audible when in operation Doors The refrigerator doors use a positive latch that secures the door with a...

Page 136: ...ult to plastic parts Do not use a knife ice pick or any other sharp instrument to remove ice from the freezer as they can puncture the system Interior Light The interior light is located at the top of the fresh food compartment When the door is open the light will illuminate Bulb Replacement 1 Remove the light cover by pulling it toward the front of the refrigerator 2 Remove the light bulb from th...

Page 137: ...ails to light stop and consult your local dealer or an authorized Norcold Service Center MICROWAVE CONVECTION OVEN Some motorhomes may be equipped with a microwave or a microwave convection oven The following information applies to both See the manufacturer s manual for more information The microwave convection oven operates from 120 Volt AC supplied by shore power the generator or the inverter Op...

Page 138: ...off Turn off the microwave AC circuit break er to prevent the flame from getting up into the microwave and spreading the fire NOTE When dry camping minimize using the inverter to operate the microwave convection oven due to the high rate of battery consumption NOTE The microwave convection oven is for food preparation only Do not use the microwave convection oven to dry clothes newspapers shoes or...

Page 139: ...microwave convection oven 2 Remove the screw B securing the light cover 3 Remove the light bulb and replace only with an equivalent watt bulb DO NOT EXCEED 30 WATTS 4 Close the cover and re secure with screw CAUTION Light cover may be hot Do not touch glass with lamp ON Never use the light for prolonged periods such as a night light Grease Filters Operating the microwave convection oven without th...

Page 140: ... cool in the oven for several minutes Clean the outside oven surface with soap and water Wipe away any residue using a damp cloth Dry with a soft cloth To prevent damage to the operating parts inside the oven do not allow water to seep into the ventilation openings If the control panel becomes wet clean with a soft dry cloth Do not use harsh detergents or abrasive when cleaning the control panel C...

Page 141: ...eat the motorhome interior with the cooktop or optional oven Gas combustion consumes Oxygen inside the motorhome Carbon Monoxide is an odorless colorless and highly poisonous gas WARNING If you smell gas extinguish all open flames and turn off the main gas supply LP Gas is highly volatile highly explosive and extremely dangerous Explosion fire property damage injury or death can result LP Gas is h...

Page 142: ...n the burner grates cooktops painted surfaces porcelain surfaces stainless steel surfaces and plastic items on the range or cooktop Grit or acid type cleaners may ruin the surface Use only non abrasive plastic scrubbing pads Do not allow foods containing acids such as lemon or tomato juice or vinegar to remain on porcelain or painted surfaces Acids may remove the glossy finish Wipe up egg spills w...

Page 143: ... Hopes Cultured Marble Polish at 800 325 4026 COOKTOP WITH OVEN Optional The cooktop range oven is operated and maintained the same as the cooktop only with an oven This option allows for a wider variety in floor plans and provides more storage space The oven may be used with the cover on Do not block vent openings on cover Push in the oven control knob and rotate counterclockwise to PILOT ON Manu...

Page 144: ...ble Low Medium and High fan speed control applies only to the blower speed of the roof air conditioner Selecting the fan speed AUTO adjusts the fan speed automatically depending on temperature set point and actual temperature The UP or DOWN buttons control the temperature in any mode NOTE The Comfort Control must be ON to operate any HVAC function NOTE The motorhome will not heat or cool faster by...

Page 145: ...and house batteries are charged Comfort Control must be ON Air Conditioner Operation Press the MODE button repeatedly until COOL is displayed Set desired fan speed by pressing the FAN button Set desired cooling temperature in each Zone by pressing the UP or DOWN buttons Heat Pump Optional The Heat Pump mode supplies heat by using the air conditioner The air conditioning principle is reversed suppl...

Page 146: ...resume Heat Pump Operation Interior coach power must be in the ON Slide the ON OFF switch on the thermostat to the ON position Press the MODE button repeatedly until HEAT PUMP is displayed Set desired fan speed by pressing the FAN button Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set desired heating temperature Return Air Filters Clean the return air filter frequently It is located inside the motorhome behin...

Page 147: ...ut of the area Contact a qualified service center to have the problem correctly diagnosed and repaired before resuming operation Operating Instructions The furnace operates in the following manner The wall thermostat sends a signal to the front roof air conditioner circuit board which closes a relay Closing a relay sends an electrical signal to the furnace to begin the ignition cycle There is a sm...

Page 148: ...n If the furnace exhibits unusual symptoms or noises or has an unusual odor when operating have the furnace checked or serviced If the blower fails to operate after verifying the batteries are charged and fuses are good use a coin or screwdriver to open outside access door Make sure the power switch is on and circuit breaker adjacent to the power switch is pushed in CAUTION It is not advisable to ...

Page 149: ...lt AC supplied either by shore power or the on board generator or LP Gas The 120 Volt AC uses a heating element similar to the type used in a house water heater The 120 Volt AC method is efficient if shore power is available The LP Gas is controlled by an automatic ignition board which runs on 12 Volt DC Water heater thermostats are preset by the water heater manufacturer and are not adjustable Wa...

Page 150: ...il the water system is purged of air After the system pressurizes inspect the water heater and water system for leaks CAUTION After purging the water lines and water heater air may still be present Use caution upon opening a hot water faucet after the first heat cycle of the water heater WARNING IF YOU SMELL GAS extinguish all open flames and turn off the primary LP Gas valve Do not touch any elec...

Page 151: ...the switch will illuminate briefly then go out when the water heater is lit The indicator light will glow steady when the ignition cycle has gone into lock out CAUTION It is recommended not to operate the water heater on LP Gas while the motorhome is in transit Be sure the water heater is off before refueling NOTE The automatic ignition circuit board will make three attempts to light the burner If...

Page 152: ...n turn valve so that handle points to NORMAL FLOW Pressure Temperature Relief Valve The water heater is equipped with a Pressure Temperature relief valve P T that may discharge during the heating cycle due to thermal expansion of water The P T relief valve is designed to open if the water temperature in the tank reaches 210 F 98 8 C or if internal pressure reaches 150 psi When water pressure and t...

Page 153: ...s not stop contact a qualified service center to evaluate the valve and make any required repairs Burner Compartment Periodically check the outside service compartment and screen in the door for foreign material the can accumulate and prevent the flow of combustion and ventilating air NOTE Do not block any opening Draining Storage If the motorhome is to be stored during the winter months drain the...

Page 154: ...ng less than 50 Amp shore service When the water heater element is in operation it will use approximately 12 Amps at 120 Volts AC Appliances will need to be operated in sequence to avoid tripping a breaker Water may drip occasionally from the Pressure Temperature relief valve until the pressure has dropped Avoid opening the Pressure Temperature valve manually as collected minerals may cause the va...

Page 155: ...ficient circulation of air WASHER DRYER Optional The automatic washer dryer is front loading with an extra large door opening for easier access Several wash and dry programs are available along with variable water temperature settings Operation Always have the door open when selecting and moving the setting switch This will keep the contacts from arcing Then shut the door for operation The washer ...

Page 156: ...ear the water lines and drum of winterization antifreeze Test Procedure Requirements Make sure water lines are secure and water valves are open Hook to city water or turn on the water pump Hook to shore power or start the generator To Conduct the Test Procedure 1 Set the selector knob to Reset 2 Set the Dry Timer knob to 30 minutes Push the On Off button to On Wait five seconds The Auto Dry light ...

Page 157: ...e directions maximum two tablespoons Load the laundry loosely into the washer Close the washer door Turn the Wash Temperature knob to the desired temperature setting Choose the desired washing cycle option using the Selector knob Load wash tray with detergent Turn the power ON After the cycle is complete wait two minutes for the door lock to release before attempting to open the door Washer Dryer ...

Page 158: ... to Spin Allow the pump to drain the drum 4 Set Selector knob to Reset and Timer to zero The door will unlock in two minutes or less Open door and pour in gallon of RV antifreeze 5 Set Selector knob to Spin The pump will prime with antifreeze Set selector knob to Reset and turn the power off To Winterize the Washer Dryer Using RV Antifreeze Two methods of introducing antifreeze to the water system...

Page 159: ...ture pillows bedding paper cloth and curtains at least three feet 0 9m from the front of the unit Extreme caution is necessary when any heater is used by or near children and or handicap persons and whenever the fireplace is left operating and unattended Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any ventilation or exhaust opening as this may cause an electric shock or fire or damage the heat...

Page 160: ...er on off switch supplies power to the heating unit when main on off switch is on Heater Thermostat Control Turn the thermostat control knob clockwise all the way to turn on the heater When the room reaches the desired temperature turn the thermostat knob counterclockwise until a click is heard Leave in this position to maintain the room temperature at its setting For additional heat turn clockwis...

Page 161: ...d the others are near the end of their rated life span Group replacement will reduce the need to open the unit to replace light bulbs To Replace the Bottom Light Bulbs Flames and Embers Bulb requirements Quantity of four clear chandelier or candelabra bulbs with an E 12 small socket base 60 watt rating Example GE 60BC or Phillips 60 CTC Do NOT exceed 60 watts per bulb Lift up front edge of log unt...

Page 162: ... abrasive cleaner on glass surface or spray liquids directly onto any surface WATER DISPENSER HOT Optional A compact tank mounted under the sink uses 120 Volt AC and draws 6 5 Amps to electrically heat water to the temperature of 190 F 88 C A thermostat is installed to maintain the water temperature The hot water dispenser system is vented to prevent tank pressurization WARNING To minimize the pos...

Page 163: ... the galley switch Draw three or four cups of water and allow unit to reheat Repeat the procedure until desired temperature is reached CAUTION Do not allow the water to boil Thermal Cut Out Should the Insta Hot fail to heat water it may be a result of the thermal cut out tripping Open access panel to reset the thermal cut out button Cleaning Hot Water Dispenser Use only mild cleaners to clean the ...

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Page 165: ...86 FANS 187 Kitchen Exhaust 187 Bedroom Exhaust Automatic with Rain Sensor 187 Bathroom Fan 188 POWER SUNVISOR Opt 189 SLIDING DOOR 190 REAR LADDER Opt 190 SEAT CONTROLS 191 ELECTRO MAJIC BED 192 SOFA BED 194 RADIO DASH 195 CITIZEN BAND CB RADIO PREP Opt 195 SYSTEMS CONTROL CENTER 196 TV ENTERTAINMENT COMPONENTS 197 Connections TV Cable Computer Phone 197 Television Front Lock out Feature 197 Tele...

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Page 167: ...nside the door illuminates when the circuit is active NOTE When dry camping take note that an illuminated switch indicates that the step circuits are active and drawing current from the chassis battery Operating the Entry Step Begin with the entry door closed Turn the ENTRY STEP switch on Open the door The step should extend and lock in the OUT position The step will retract when the door is close...

Page 168: ...arity field WARNING If the motorhome is driven with the step in the extended position there is the possibility of causing major damage to both the step and the motorhome Stepwell The interior stepwell features a cover step lighting and a storage compartment in the upper step This compartment is ideal for storing items such as gloves tire pressure gauge flashlights or outside slippers ENTRY DOOR Th...

Page 169: ...r functions Apply silicone weekly to the entry door rubber gaskets to prevent squeaking while the motorhome is traveling Use a one inch sponge paint brush sprayed with silicone for easy application CAUTION When operating the entry door ensure the dead bolt latch is fully in the unlock position prior to closing the entry door Failure to do so can result in damage to the dead bolt and or entry door ...

Page 170: ... be clean and free of dirt or other foreign material Inspect the seal for tears In the event the slide out room leaks fully retract it If necessary tape the exterior opening closed with duct tape until repairs to the motorhome can be completed Open a window or a vent to equalize pressure during slide out operation NOTE Do not use any petroleum based products on the slide out seal Petroleum based p...

Page 171: ...ront slide out room switch in the OUT position The slide out room will slowly move to the OUT position Release the switch to stop room movement To continue the room movement push and hold the switch in Release the slide out switch when the room is fully extended the motor will stop when fully extended If so equipped extend additional slide out rooms If so equipped level the motorhome with the leve...

Page 172: ...the room movement push and hold the switch in The motor will stop when the slide out is fully retracted Release the switch CAUTION Check for sufficient clearance on the inside of the motorhome before retracting the slide out room Never move the motorhome with the slide out room extended CAUTION Rain water can pool on the slide out awning The added weight will cause the awning to sag Upon retractin...

Page 173: ...de out The slide out cover will extend automatically attaining full coverage when the slide out achieves maximum extension NOTE Water may pool on top of the extended cover As the slide out is retracted the water is removed when the cover retracts Retract room slowly Pause three or four times to allow any accumulated water a chance to run off The slide out cover retracts automatically and rolls up ...

Page 174: ...ing knob located on the backside of the awning leg only about six turns are needed This will allow the support brace to move freely 2 Unlock the travel lock by using one hand to squeeze inner and outer arm to remove tension from storage lock Push up on tab and swing lock away 3 Move the brake control front leg only to the up unlock position 030844c 030840 Lower Brake Control ...

Page 175: ...ack locking knob NOTE Ensure the locking tab on the support brace is latched through the hole in the end cap 4 If equipped with Canopy Clamps fasten the clamps at this time 5 Release the outer arm extension lock handle to slide outer arm upward for additional clear ance Lift front of awning to the desired height Support the weight of the awning with one hand while relaxing release lever and allow ...

Page 176: ... pull strap to the center of the awning while holding on to the strap 7 Place the hook end of awning rod into pull strap loop to assist in retracting the awning Make sure pull wand does not slip out of pull strap loop Allow the awning to roll up to the stored position 8 Store the awning rod until it is needed again 9 Verify that the brake control is in the locked or closed position Snap the arm st...

Page 177: ...andle to lock the arms in place 5 Repeat instructions 2 through 4 for the front arm NOTE To move the awning out of the carport position reverse the above steps Securing Awning for Travel Pre travel Checklist 1 Awning is fully retracted against the sides of the motorhome 2 Black locking knobs are tightened 3 Brake control is in the full down locked position and no red warning is showing 4 Storage l...

Page 178: ...e Eclipse is a box awning that operates on 12 Volts DC by the push of a button The awning requires 10 of lateral side clearance To Operate Awning Push and hold the button to extend the awning Release the button at any time for partial extension Push the button and hold to retract awning The interior awning power switch must be ON to operate both interior and exterior awning switches If the awning ...

Page 179: ...stle brush Thoroughly rinse both the top and bottom with a hose This process can be made easier with awning maintenance products Saturate the fabric with the solution and leave it on for 15 to 20 minutes Wash both sides of the awning using an awning brush If necessary reapply the solution to keep fabric saturated Rinse the awning thoroughly Repeat if necessary until most of the stains disappear Wa...

Page 180: ...f the awning is being monitored Water weighs 8 33 pounds per gallon The awning was not designed to withstand the 500 to 700 pounds of water that could accumulate It is best not to subject the awning and the motorhome to the needless strain LEVELING SYSTEM HYDRAULIC Optional The three point leveling system features a multiple warning system with flashing lights and a bong alarm to alert you of the ...

Page 181: ... single jack should be used solely to level the motorhome Using an improper leveling process can result in applying excess torsion stress twist to the chassis frame and body resulting in damage to the windshield or entry door malfunction The leveling jacks are not designed for changing tires This can cause problems with the suspension system frame alignment and damage to the windshields Never use ...

Page 182: ...id level Prior to Leveling There are some essential steps to follow prior to operating the leveling system Select a level site if possible If the site is not level select another site or park the motorhome with the front facing downhill Prior to leveling all jacks should be in contact with the ground to stabilize the frame This reduces the ability of any one jack to induce excessive stress twist t...

Page 183: ...etract a particular jack simply push the rocker switch to the retract position and hold until the desired retraction is reached Selecting the ALL position on the power switch may retract all jacks Turn OFF the switch labeled POWER on the jack control panel Turn OFF the ignition switch WARNING Ensure the potential jack contact points are clear of obstructions or depressions before operation Keep al...

Page 184: ...ied Turn the jack control Power switch ON Momentarily press the level switch to ALL The red warning lamp will stop blinking and the bong alarm will silence when all jacks are retracted INSPECTION Before moving the motorhome always perform a visual inspection to be sure that all jacks have fully retracted Remove any debris that may be on the jack pad 020185b ...

Page 185: ...iding access to the manual retract valves In case of mechanical or electrical failure that would prevent the leveling jacks from being automatically retracted the motorhome is equipped with manual emergency retract valves The manual retract system releases fluid that is under pressure in each jack and allows the fluid to return to the reservoir WARNING The motorhome will raise or lower when the ma...

Page 186: ...Adding Fluid An indication of a system needing fluid is the bong alarm intermittently sounding when turning corners or the pump whining or gurgling Use Dexron III automatic transmission fluid to fill the reservoir To Fill the Reservoir 1 Turn the ignition switch to the ON position Turn the jack control Power switch ON 2 Extend any jack six inches from the fully retracted position All other jacks r...

Page 187: ...tomatic with Rain Sensor The automatic exhaust fan has three speeds and requires 12 Volt DC to operate The exhaust fan has an automatic and manual mode of operation The manual mode may be used at any time to override the automatic mode To Operate Fan in Manual Mode Pull vent cover knob to the Out Manual position Turn knob counterclockwise to open vent cover to desired position The dome must be ope...

Page 188: ...fan will stop and the dome will automatically close NOTE To override the automatic setting turn the fan speed knob to 0 to shut down the fan Pull the vent cover knob out to the manual position and close vent Rain Sensor Operation If the built in rain sensor gets wet the dome will automatically close and the fan will shut off After the sensor dries the dome will reopen and the fan will start To avo...

Page 189: ...t the airflow by slightly opening the window s on the shaded side of the motorhome to obtain the maximum airflow especially on hot sunny days Close all the roof vents The area between the open window s and the Fantastic Vent supplies the maximum airflow and providing the most comfort NOTE Do not leave the vent cover open while the motorhome is stored or unattended for extended periods High winds o...

Page 190: ...the portion that is secured to the top of the pocket door and rotate the small lever outward to release the latches LUBE The pocket door rollers should be lubed with just a small drop of oil once a year to help increase the life of the rollers and improve the sliding of the door REAR LADDER Optional The rear ladder allows access to the roof Care should be used when climbing the ladder Access to th...

Page 191: ...provide maximum comfort Seats must be locked in the forward facing direction while traveling The battery cut off switch must be on for the seats to operate NOTE The seats operate from 12 Volt DC house power The 15 Amp Fuse is located in the roadside front electrical bay Optional Controls 060197o ...

Page 192: ...ects from under the bed that may inhibit bed operation or that may be damaged Keep fingers clear and loose clothing away from all moving parts Press and hold the switch in the down position Travel may be stopped at any time by releasing the switch Release switch when bed rests on locking pins so that excessive slack is not created in the straps Raising the Bed Close the vent fan lid above the bed ...

Page 193: ... pins If bed movement does not match switch indication run the bed all the way down by pressing and holding the switch until it reaches the lowest direction of travel Continue holding the switch until the bed begins to reverse direction It is important that the bed movement should match the direction indicated on the button for proper trouble free operation Power Supply A 15 Amp automatic reset br...

Page 194: ...Raise the sofa seat base until seat base and backrest form a V shape by lifting up from the center of sofa just below the seat cushions Push down on seat base until the seat base and backrest are flat Fold seat belts out of the way Sleeper to Sofa Lift the seat base up until seat and back rest are in a V shape Push down on seat base WARNING Do not use the sofa for transporting infants or children ...

Page 195: ... buttons until the desired time is displayed Press the menu button once the correct time is displayed Sanyo 10 Disc Changer Optional Operation Load CD Changer with compact discs Press the Mode button on the dash radio until the display reads CDC Press the Disc Down 4 and Disc Up 5 buttons to change CD selection CITIZEN BAND CB RADIO PREP Optional A two pin connector labeled Citizens Band Radio is ...

Page 196: ...tage 3 Water Heater Switch Applies 12 Volt DC power to ignite the Water Heater when operating with LP Gas If the Water Heater fails to ignite the DSI FAULT lamp will illuminate 4 Water Heater Switch Applies 120 Volt AC power to the Water Heater when using shore power generator or inverter 5 System Heat Switch Controls power to service bay heater optional 6 Slide out Controls Operates slide out roo...

Page 197: ... service center For convenience there are auxiliary outlets located at the co pilot seat and on the optional computer desk This connection is set up for a telephone or laptop computer Entertainment connections are provided for convenience in the passenger bay These include telephone jack cable TV hook up and a 120 Volt AC electrical outlet Television Front Lock out Feature The ignition switch cont...

Page 198: ...y be improved by no amplification or even lowering the antenna NOTE Do not move the motorhome with antenna in the raised position it can be damaged by tree limbs or wires WARNING Before raising antenna make an outside visual inspection for any obstructions or overhead electrical wires Damage to the antenna severe shock personal injury or death can occur from inadequate clearance To Raise the Anten...

Page 199: ...n on the DVD player must be pushed on to place the system in Stand by mode The DVD player will then respond manually or by using the remote control Home Theater System Optional The remote for the Home Theater system is the most versatile of all the items of equipment The programmable remote can control the television if the manufacturer s codes are programmed A complete listing of the manufacturer...

Page 200: ...tton on the switchbox Follow the same procedure for TV 2 Bedroom TV NOTE The picture quality from the outdoor TV antenna varies depending on the location of the TV station in relationship to the location of the TV antenna If picture quality is poor turn the POWER button on the Video Selector Box Turn off when not viewing from the antenna To Watch TV Using the Shore Cable Signal Press the CABLE TV ...

Page 201: ...o using the TV remote and adjust the surround volume using the Surround Sound remote ENTERTAINMENT CENTER EXTERIOR Optional Functions ON OFF Power Button Press this button to turn the unit on or off Volume Control Press up button to increase volume and down button to decrease Select Button Selects audio function volume treble bass balance or fade to be adjusted with Volume controls AM FM Band Sele...

Page 202: ...n and a phone cable for Pay Per View programming Installing the Satellite Dish The coax and wire for the Antenna Up indicator are located in the ceiling behind the first ceiling light in the living area The satellite dish should be mounted just forward of the ceiling light to secure the mounting base of the satellite to the backing plate that is built into the roof Install satellite according to i...

Page 203: ...oding processing and channel selection and then sends those signals to the TV for viewing The IRD also provides the interface for the user to activate authorization for reception INFORMATION Refer to the IRD User s Manual for complete operating instructions Tracvision System The TracVision SF is a self contained stationary and automatic satellite TV system The TracVision SF automatically acquires ...

Page 204: ...200 a program directory This is the system s means of verifying that it has identified and is tracking the correct satellite Once channel 200 appears wait at least another 30 seconds before changing the channel to ensure that the system has completed the startup routine System Start up Upon power up the system performs a set of start up routines Antenna then searches for a TV satellite After locat...

Page 205: ...ires the following preventive maintenance to maintain optimum performance Monthly Wash the exterior of the radome and base plate assembly with fresh water a mild detergent may be added to remove grime DO NOT spray the radome directly with high pressure water DO NOT apply abrasive cleaners or volatile solvents such as acetone to the ABS dome Annually Have the TracVision SF satellite system inspecte...

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Page 207: ...per Waste Disposal 216 What Not to Put in Waste Holding Tanks 217 What to Put in Holding Tanks Black Water Tank 217 What to Put in Holding Tanks Grey Water Tank 218 Waste Drain Sewage Tanks 218 Waste Drain Hose Standard 218 Black Tank Flush 220 Waste Pump Opt 221 TOILET 223 Operating Instructions 223 Cleaning Maintenance 223 Drain Traps Auto Vents 224 COLD WEATHER CONDITIONS 225 Cold Weather Stora...

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Page 209: ...nty of water to meet personal needs once habits are adjusted Fresh Water System The fresh water system consists of the fresh water tank water pump water filter gravity fill conncection city fresh water connection and a water hose not supplied for potable water use only Proper care of fresh water connections is a must After each use drain the water hose and screw the ends together A pressure regula...

Page 210: ...ter hook up in the service center has a built in pressure regulator and one way check valve The pressure regulator limits the water pressure to approximately 45 psi Turn the tank fill city water valve to the city water position as shown Turn on the water supply The water pump can be either off or on It will not affect the water pump to leave it on NOTE When connecting the motorhome to fresh water ...

Page 211: ...t the curb side of the motorhome in front of the drive axle Turn water off before a full blast of water comes out Gravity Fill The gravity fill inlet allows fluids to be added directly into the fresh water tank When dry camping water can be poured directly from a container into the fresh water tank The gravity fill inlet can be used to pour disinfecting solution into the fresh water tank Use only ...

Page 212: ...water holding tank is empty Damage to the water pump or electrical supply system may result Using the water pump to pressurize the fresh water system after removal from storage Close all drain valves and low point drains Fill the fresh water tank Open the hot and cold water valves of each faucet Turn the water pump on Wait for the water lines to fill Close each faucet when it delivers a steady str...

Page 213: ... not prime or sputters No discharge motor runs Is the pump inlet strainer clogged with debris Is there water in the tank or has air collected in the water heater Is the inlet tubing and plumbing sucking in air at plumbing connections vacuum leak Check for proper voltage with the pump operating Check the pump housing for cracks or loose drive assembly screws Water pump will not shut off or continue...

Page 214: ...or leaks Repeat entire process for water filter replacement or reinstallation of diverter hose NOTE Check the filter or diverter hose for leaks after installation to prevent damage to the motorhome NOTE Replace the water filter every six months Remove the water filter and install the diverter hose when winterizing the motorhome FAUCETS The kitchen faucet head has a flexible hose allowing the fauce...

Page 215: ...pressure variations are common culprits of water system failure Check all plumbing connections for leaks at least once a year If the water pump runs when a faucet is not open check for a water leak Close drain valves If the pump continues to run take the motorhome to an authorized dealer for service Disinfecting Fresh Water Disinfecting the water system with chlorine bleach superchlorination prote...

Page 216: ...e fresh tank with water Drain the fresh water tank Close the drain and pour the solution into the Gravity Fill Opening Turn on the water pump in the motorhome Open each faucet and run the water until you smell a distinct chlorine bleach odor Turn off all faucets and allow the system to stand for four hours Drain the fresh water tank of the mixed solution Fill the water tank with fresh water Thorou...

Page 217: ...k system CAUTION Do not use any products that contain petroleum distillate or ammonia in place of RV odor controlling chemicals Petroleum distillate or ammonia will damage the ABS plastic holding tanks and seals What to Put in Holding Tanks Black Water Tank Before initially operating the toilet treat the sewage holding tank with a pre charge of water and an odor control chemical available at most ...

Page 218: ...common single discharge outlet The tank drain valves are located in the roadside service center Use the Systems Control Center to monitor tank levels When ready to drain the tanks drain the sewage tank first Next flush the black tank with the flush system Close black tank valve after flushing tank Drain the grey water tank Using this sequence helps to flush solids from the sewer hose When travelin...

Page 219: ...maximum flow Attach the other end of the hose to the drain service Restrain hose to prevent movement during use Open the small grey water valve The black water valve remains closed until the tank is full or until time of departure to help prevent clogging Use the outside faucet or shower attachment for washing or rinsing the sewer hose after dumping the black tank LUBE Lubricate the O ring on the ...

Page 220: ...e grey tank will flush remaining solids from the sewer hose The grey valve remains open until the next drain cycle or time of departure WARNING Never operate the flush system unattended Flooding may occur Use the tank flush system each time the holding tanks are cycled Failure to routinely use the flush system will result in a clogged spray nozzle Turn off the water supply when finished flushing t...

Page 221: ...f the sewer pipe adapter Insert the adapter into the sewer connection Open the solid black waste drain valve at the plumbing service center Turn on the macerator pump using the switch on the service center panel When the black tank is empty turn off the pump and leave the solid waste drain valve open To Rinse the Black Tank With the solid waste drain valve left in the open position open the liquid...

Page 222: ... open until the next drain cycle or time of departure When Preparing for Travel Empty the tanks and close both the solid and liquid waste drain valves Undo restraining devices from the waste pump outlet hose Drain the hose using a hand over hand method while working the hose toward the shore connection Remove sewer pipe adapter from shore fitting and install drip cap Coil and store hose in water b...

Page 223: ...se the flush lever by allowing it to snap back which permits positive sealing around the flush ball A small amount of water should remain in bowl NOTE Holding flush lever down longer than necessary results in excessive water usage Cleaning Maintenance Cleaning the Toilet The toilet should be cleaned regularly for maximum sanitation and operational efficiency Clean the toilet bowl with a mild bathr...

Page 224: ...5 liters per minute Bowl will not hold water Check for foreign material in the valve blade groove in the flush drain NOTE If the motorhome is in storage for six months it is a good idea to spray silicone on the toilet valve and work it back and forth Perform this maintenance monthly silicone will evaporate in about 30 days Drain Traps Auto Vents Sinks shower and clothes washer drains incorporate a...

Page 225: ...eratures may occur System Heat Operation 1 Turn the Systems Heat switch ON to supply power to the snap disc thermostat 2 When the bay temperature reaches 40ºF 6ºF the snap disc thermostat will close The bay heater and the systems heat Active light will turn on The heater will continue to operate until bay temperature reaches 55ºF 6ºF The bay heater and Active indicator light will turn OFF NOTE The...

Page 226: ...rizing instructions which can be found in that specific item s owner s manual CAUTION It is recommended that a qualified RV service technician familiar with motorhomes such as an authorized dealer perform the winterizing procedure Using Air Pressure Access to an air compressor and an adapter to connect the air line regulator to the water system will be necessary Air adapters used for winterizing a...

Page 227: ...0 psi and turn on air Air adapters for winterizing are available at RV supply locations 8 When water stops flowing from the drain valves open and close the faucets one at a time hot and cold until only air comes out Do not forget any outside faucets 9 Hold the toilet flush mechanism open until the water has stopped running 10 Disconnect the air hose with adapter 11 Close all valves and faucets 040...

Page 228: ...ic Antifreeze Approximately three gallons of FDA approved RV antifreeze is required to winterize the motorhome NOTE Damage caused by freezing is not covered under Warranty 1 Empty and flush the holding tanks 2 Remove water dispenser filter in galley corner and replace with diverter hose 3 Close all faucets drain valves and low point drains 4 Turn water heater bypass valve to bypass position Remove...

Page 229: ...ct the P traps with some of the antifreeze going into the gray tank to protect the drain valve Open the valve on the toilet Pour another three pints into the toilet letting the antifreeze run into the black tank to protect the drain valve Use a soft cloth to wipe out the sinks shower and toilet after the antifreeze is poured in to protect the surfaces from stains Pour the last pint into the washer...

Page 230: ...cemaker as necessary NOTE Depending on length of storage the fresh water tank may need to be sanitized SERVICE CENTER 1 Hand Soap Dispenser 2 Low Point Drains 3 Systems Monitor 4 Service Bay Light 5 Water Pump 6 Deck Plate 7 Outdoor Shower Assembly 8 Black Tank Flush Connection 9 Fresh Water Valve 10 Service Bay Light Water Pump Switch 11 Black Tank Dump Valve 12 Grey Tank Dump Valve 13 Fresh Tank...

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Page 233: ...intenance 239 LP GAS EMERGENCY PROCEDURES CHECKLIST 239 LP GAS TANK 240 Measurement 240 Tank Capacity 240 Tank Filling 241 Tank Operation 243 LP GAS FUNDAMENTALS 244 LP GAS REGULATOR 245 LP GAS HOSE INSPECTION 247 LP GAS DISTRIBUTION LINES 248 LP GAS CONSUMPTION 249 LP GAS SAFETY TIPS 250 ...

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Page 235: ...osen fittings Leaks identified by the odor of rotten eggs or sulfur can be easily found by applying a leak detector solution on all connections Never light a match have an open flame or use any spark producing equipment or appliance to test for leaks Leaks can usually be repaired by tightening the fittings If not shut off the primary gas valve at the tank Hand tighten the primary valve only Do not...

Page 236: ...ttle to the floor level Sulfated batteries rotten egg odor will also sound the alarm When this occurs reset the detector to stop the alert sound About the LP Gas Detector Be aware of the difference between a gas leak versus gas escaping from an unlit open burner Pure propane vapors from a leaking pipe or gas fitting are heavier than air and will build up heaviest concentration at the leak and floa...

Page 237: ... it to operate properly If the power source is disconnected or if the power is otherwise interrupted the detector will not operate The LP Gas leak detector has a self check circuit running at all times while the detector is powered In the event that the circuitry fails a failure alarm will sound and the operating indicator will cease to light LP Gas Detector Operation Upon first application of pow...

Page 238: ...te button when the detector is in alarm 1 The red LED will continue to flash and the alarm will beep every 30 seconds until the gas level has dropped to a safe level 2 The LED will flash green until the end of the Mute cycle 3 If dangerous gas levels return before the end of the Mute cycle the alarm will beep four times and return to phase 1 4 After two minutes the detector will return to normal o...

Page 239: ... If you smell gas a rotten egg or sulfur smell at any time perform the following steps immediately Shut off gas appliances Turn off the primary shut off valve at the LP Gas tank Do not operate any electric switch This can produce a spark and could ignite the gas Open windows and doors Evacuate the motorhome Stay clear of the surrounding area Keep all sources of ignition out of the area Contact a q...

Page 240: ... at the time of printing Floor plans introduced thereafter may not be reflected in the chart All other information contained throughout the manual will still apply NOTE LP Gas tank capacity is estimated based upon calculations provided by the tank manufacturer and represents approximate capacity The actual usable capacity may be greater or less then the estimated capacity 050256 Sensor mounted on ...

Page 241: ...t may cause the safety valve to release pressure When this happens a strong rotten egg odor near the tank and or a hissing noise may be detected LP Gas exists in both liquid and vapor form within the tank A Full tank is approximately 80 liquid The pressure inside the tank varies with the temperature of the liquid All tanks are required to be equipped with a safety pressure relief device The purpos...

Page 242: ...er a period of non use To speed the process of supplying fresh fuel to the appliances light the stove first WARNING It is common for small amounts of LP Gas to escape and evaporate during the refueling process Protect bare skin Instant freezing will occur if exposed to LP Gas WARNING When storing portable LP Gas tanks that are not connected to an LP Gas system install an approved plug in the tank ...

Page 243: ...drive the motorhome while primary valve on the LP tank is open Exterior Gas Line Hook Up Prep An auxiliary remote LP Gas hook up is for external LP Gas accessories and is to be used for external components only For safety only approved LP Gas quick disconnect fittings and flexible hose should be used to connect external accessories to the remote hook up A LP Gas Quick Disconnect Fitting should be ...

Page 244: ...36 38 8 66 91 502 21 548 44 F 31 127 196 230 842 F Basic Facts About LP Gas LP Gas detectors are a federal requirement on all LP Gas equipped recreation vehicles LP Gas is a by product produced by refining oil Odor is added to LP Gas after the refining process Each liquid gallon of LP Gas produces 91 502 BTU British Thermal Units Temperature affects pressure of LP Gas Internal tank pressure can ex...

Page 245: ...age further reduces pressure to a working pressure of 0 4 psig 11 Inches of Water Column or about 6 ounces psi A vent is installed to allow the internal diaphragm to move with atmospheric pressure change It is important to keep the vent clean and clear of obstruction or corrosion If the vent becomes clogged pressure from LP tank may cause erratic pressure regulation If there is any corrosion conta...

Page 246: ...ulation during appliance operation Erratic pressure regulation dramatically affects refrigerator operation on LP Gas Manometers The manometer is the best way to accurately determine LP Gas pressure There are two different styles of manometers Gauge and U tube Gas pressure is measured in Inches of Water Column This is the amount of pressure applied to one side of a U shaped tube half filled with wa...

Page 247: ...ntly the uniformly pricked cover should not be viewed with alarm 2 Damage to the textile reinforcement or wire braid is cause for hose replacement Wire braid reinforced hose which has been kinked or flattened so as to permanently deform the wire braid in the unpressurized state shall be removed from service 3 Blistering or loose outer cover is cause for hose replacement 4 Examine couplings for sli...

Page 248: ...tribution work be performed by an authorized dealer or an authorized service technician When removing or servicing any gas appliance manually close the primary valve located on the end of the LP Gas tank This will prevent dangerous gas leakage that could result in an explosion and possible serious injury INSPECTION Inspect the rubber flexible lines twice a year for abrasions tears kinks or other s...

Page 249: ...perate continuously An example would be the typical cycling of the furnace or water heater Determining how long a tank of LP Gas will last Combine the BTU input totals of all appliances and the approximate length of time these appliances operate per day Multiply the number of liquid gallons in the LP Gas tank by 91 502 Divide the total of BTUs of the LP Gas tank by the total number of BTUs the app...

Page 250: ...nders and tanks is in required testing and inspection procedures and in construction of the containers Both tanks and cylinders are required to undergo pressure testing and inspection however the procedures for how they are tested and inspected differ The difference between the two codes are that the valves fittings and brackets are located only on the ends of the DOT cylinders however on the ASME...

Page 251: ...a blue color indicating complete combustion If not have the unit serviced by a qualified technician Do not cover the oven bottom with foil Air circulation will be restricted Never use LP Gas ranges or ovens for heating purposes Always have pot handles turned inward Ensure children understand never to turn or play with the knobs on the front of the LP Gas range Maintenance and Safety Tips for the L...

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Page 253: ... Battery Charging with Inverter 267 Remote Panel 268 Battery State Indicator 268 Circuit Breakers 269 Stand by Mode 269 Power Share 269 Charge Cycles 270 Pass Through Relay 270 Temperature Sensitive Charging 271 Programming the Inverter 271 DISTRIBUTION PANEL 272 Circuit Breaker 273 GFCI Breakers Outlets 274 Energy Management System Opt 275 DISTRIBUTION PANEL HOUSE 12 VOLT 277 FUSES 277 Tools of t...

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Page 255: ... ensure continued integrity and safety of the electrical system Please note that any modifications may void the warranty WARNING Water is electrically conductive Do not use any electrically powered item or electrical outlet that may be exposed to a water source Such use can result in a serious shock causing injury or death Shore Power The motorhome is equipped with a shore power cord to connect th...

Page 256: ...in house battery disconnect switch turns the house battery power supply on or off by disconnecting 12 Volt DC power to the following items inverter domestic fuse panel in the bedroom domestic fuse panel in the front roadside electrical bay Turn the house battery disconnect switch off when the motorhome is going to be stored or before performing electrical maintenance If possible leave the motorhom...

Page 257: ...attery cut off switch SHORE POWER HOOK UP The power requirement for the motorhome is 30 Amp 120 Volt AC single phase The shore cord is stored in the rear roadside compartment If 30 Amp shore power service is available connect the supplied shore power cord If 30 Amp service is unavailable electrical adapters will be required CAUTION Avoid flash damage to the electrical system contacts Before pluggi...

Page 258: ...ent an accidental shock and flashing of electrical contacts Make the connection to the outlet and turn the shore power breaker on The transfer switch should make an audible click If equipped with an inverter go inside the motorhome and check the AC In is illuminated on the inverter remote panel Disconnecting the Shore Cord Turn off all AC appliances This will prevent accidental shock and flashing ...

Page 259: ...g the supplied shore service breaker Operate appliances and outlets in sequence rather than all at the same time CAUTION If shore power service is limited to 15 or 20 Amps use of light duty extension cords and electrical adapters will create voltage loss through the cord and at each electrical connection Line voltage loss and the resistance at each electrical connection can be a hazardous combinat...

Page 260: ...s 80 continuous amps Shore power service less than 50 Amps consists of one power supply conductor a neutral and a safety ground 30 Amp shore service is limited to 24 continuous Amps 20 Amp shore service is limited to 16 continuous Amps Electrical Adapters There are many different electrical adapters to suit a variety of needs Only UL approved adapters should be used The most common adapter is a 50...

Page 261: ... of the unplugged shore cord are not electrically energized NOTE Do not have appliances on or AC loads plugged into outlets when hooking up to shore power or starting the generator to prevent damage to the transfer switch contacts The transfer switch will begin to disengage at approximately 90 Volts AC Operation at this voltage may damage the transfer switch appliances or other items plugged into ...

Page 262: ...eature that prevents the motorhome form running completely out of fuel Pre Start Checks Prior to the first start of the day perform a general inspection including oil level Keep a maintenance log on number of hours in operation since the last service Perform any service or maintenance that may be due Before Starting the Generator People and animals must be clear of electrical shock hazards and mov...

Page 263: ...ust contains carbon monoxide which is an odorless and colorless gas Carbon Monoxide is poisonous and can cause unconsciousness and or death Inspect the exhaust system thoroughly before starting the generator Do not block the exhaust pipe or situate the motorhome where the exhaust may accumulate either outside underneath or inside the motorhome or any nearby vehicles Operate the generator only when...

Page 264: ...ll trip Compensation for temperature and elevation may also be necessary The generator s maximum output is rated at 500 feet above sea level Beyond this point the generator will lose approximately 3 of its rated power for every 1000 feet gained in elevation High and low temperatures can also affect generator output Counteract these effects by operating appliances in sequence rather than at the sam...

Page 265: ...t a combination of loads that will not overload the generator or cause the circuit breaker to trip again Remember to compensate for elevation and temperature changes when re connecting loads NOTE An appliance or load may have a short if it causes a circuit breaker to trip after re connection DO NOT continue to reset breaker Have the problem corrected before resuming operation Generator Fuel There ...

Page 266: ...d The converter converts AC power into 12 Volt DC power for charging batteries Tests can be performed to ensure the power converter is functioning properly Output on terminals should read 13 6 Volts DC 3 Volts Inspect the fuses to ensure they are not blown The power requirement for the converter is 120 Volts AC The converter requires ventilation Do not store anything on the converter If converter ...

Page 267: ...en not in use to conserve house battery power The remote control is used to change the variable settings NOTE The inverter option replaces the converter To Turn Inverter On Press the switch marked INVERT on the remote panel Battery Charging with Inverter The inverter will automatically begin charging when AC power is supplied from shore service or the generator The charger uses a three stage cycle...

Page 268: ...ge current LED Indications When in Set up Mode Press and hold SET UP for five seconds DC Volts represents the amount of Amp Hours of the battery bank DC Amps represents the amount of load measured in watts needed to activate the inverter Incoming AC Breaker Amps represent battery type and operating temperature Battery State Indicator The battery state indicator performs two functions When not hook...

Page 269: ...er discontinues the inverter activates automatically When AC power resumes the inverter will go back to STAND BY mode STAND BY mode is indicated by the INVERT status light flashing once every two seconds when hooked to shore power or operating from the generator To Enable or Disable this Feature Press the INVERT button NOTE Disable the Stand by mode when not in use It may run down the house batter...

Page 270: ...rmined by the inverter Float Charge Cycle Charge voltage is generally around 13 3 13 7 Volts Approximately 80 of the charging cycle has been completed by this time NOTE The Inverter Charger will charge the batteries with AC power applied regardless of remote status Pass Through Relay A double pole pass through relay trips when AC power is supplied to the input terminals to transfer AC power throug...

Page 271: ... to change a setting To Enter the Set Up Mode Press and hold the SETUP button for five seconds LED lamps will change from green to red If a setting change does not occur within five seconds the remote returns to the user menu Use the Remote Owner s Manual to cross reference the LED lights to their respective indication Idle Mode Setting the IDLE mode controls the threshold in watts that turns the ...

Page 272: ...dual branch circuit breakers The panel label describes the breaker layout and the item outlet or appliance to which they pertain WARNING This panel contains high voltage which can cause serious injury or death Before beginning any work or testing procedures involving the electric panels or any of the branch circuits be sure the motorhome is unplugged from shore power and the generator is not runni...

Page 273: ...o spin and current consumption may momentarily exceed the rated capacity of the breaker As the electric motor comes up to operating speed the electric motor s current consumption will decrease The AC current load then falls back into the breaker s rated 80 set point This electric principle should be kept in mind when using anything other than 50 Amp shore service and using appliances with electric...

Page 274: ...a small amount of the current comes back on the safety ground wire the electronics will trip the outlet stopping the flow of electricity The amount of current it takes to trip the device from a ground fault varies slightly from the different outlet manufacturers approximately 30 milliamps or less Electrical shocks resulting from ground faults can be felt but such a shock is considerably less than ...

Page 275: ...t AC power is applied the system automatically powers up and determines the nature of the power source On 50 Amp Shore power the load meter will not indicate Amp load If the generator is running 120 Volt AC will be present at the distribution panel In this mode the energy management feature is disabled and all control relay contacts are closed energizing all of the controlled loads The control mod...

Page 276: ... has been running at the 30 Amp limit for three hours the EMS will change its shedding threshold to 24 Amps and turn off loads until the 24 Amp limit is attained If the user selects the 20 Amp service mode this limit will translate to 16 Amps Because the EMS calculates a running 3 hour average if the average load current drops below the limit the system will restore power to loads based on their i...

Page 277: ...lectromotive force can make it more susceptible to outside influences such as corrosion from weathering or oxidation The large variety of applications this voltage can be used in makes it a staple for most of the recreational vehicle and automotive industries The danger from shocks with this voltage is minimized but can still occur A good example is when a magnetic field is generated then collapse...

Page 278: ...esting tools take precaution and consider three things 1 Recognize when a problem is beyond your skill level Attempting a repair without knowledge of it can lead to major problems 2 Would the repair be cost effective and cause less problems than if it were repaired by a professional at a later date How many times has a repair seemed simple enough only to find it has taken an entire day 3 Would the...

Page 279: ...g the battery moves the sulfuric acid back into solution with the distilled water A battery left in a low or discharged state will cause the acid to sulfate In attempting to recharge the battery the acid has become hardened and no longer will leave the plates and enter into the liquid solution with the distilled water The lowered acid to water ratio has a direct affect on the battery s ability to ...

Page 280: ...id LLA battery cells should be checked at least once a month The level should be above the top of the plates but not overfull The electrolyte level should be approximately 3 8 below the well to allow room for expansion while the battery is being charged Over filling the battery will allow the electrolyte solution to boil or gas out of the battery cap Remember to use only distilled water to refill ...

Page 281: ...ries The most efficient way of testing the LLA batteries is to check the electrolyte solution using a hydrometer Hydrometers are available in different types such as cylinder graduation shown here or floating ball types Hydrometers can be purchased from most auto parts stores The hydrometer tests the battery electrolyte solution measured in specific gravity Distilled water has a specific assigned ...

Page 282: ...an be performed is to place a specific load on the battery for a predetermined length of time equal to that particular battery s rating This machine is usually an adjustable carbon pile that can vary the load being applied to the battery s while monitoring voltage to see if they will perform to their specific rated capacities NOTE See the chart for temperature compensation Liquid levels should be ...

Page 283: ...ure and is operated at or below its 15 gpm level it will hold 12 psi However a pump that is connected to a water tank with a finite capacity will start to lose the ability to hold pressure as the level of water in the tank drops Think of siphoning water from a bucket As the level of the water drops the volume of water exiting the siphon slows down When the tank is full it is capable of feeding mor...

Page 284: ...arge interval For example A deep cycle battery with a rated capacity of 100 Ahrs is designed to release current at the rate of 5 Amps per hour Multiply a 5 Amp load over a 20 hour discharge period equals the rated 100 Ahr capacity These discharge figures are calculated with the battery starting at 100 state of charge with the battery at 80º F when the discharge cycle begins However increasing the ...

Page 285: ...n approximate time figure can be obtained Proper battery maintenance and charge cycles affect battery performance Observe the battery condition with hydrometer and voltage readings Use only distilled water when filling batteries To achieve the highest quality of battery performance and longevity maintain the batteries in their proper operating range LIGHTS INTERIOR HALOGEN The bulbs inside the hal...

Page 286: ...tabs 2 Replace with a 12 Volt type 906 bulb 3 Install cover Snake Lights Turn the light on and off by aligning the pointer on the back of the light with the ON and OFF indicator on the front portion of the light To Replace a Bulb 1 Align the pointer on the back of the light to the position to remove the cover 2 Remove cover and lift bulb from holder 3 Replace with a 12 Volt 4 Watt type 1816 bulb a...

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Page 289: ...DUCTION 291 BATTERY DISCONNECT CHASSIS 292 BATTERY CHASSIS 292 Starting Battery 292 FUSES CIRCUITS 293 Front Distribution Panels 293 Battery Boost Solenoid 296 Relays 296 DASH PANEL 298 Park Brake 301 Leveling Controls 301 Dash Air Conditioner Heater Controls 302 ...

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Page 291: ...for the house interior lighting and appliances WARNING When welding is involved for motorhome repair or modification only qualified experienced technicians should weld on the chassis Improper welding procedures and materials may weaken the assembly or result in damage that is not obvious and may not cause an immediate problem or failure Unauthorized modifications or repairs to the chassis could re...

Page 292: ...or high output cranking power The chassis battery is equipped with thin plates as opposed to the thick plates of deep cycle batteries to allow a high output of current for a short period of time This is measured in Cold Cranking Amps which represent the amperage output that can be sustained for 30 seconds at 0º F without falling below a manufacturer specific voltage The thin plates of the chassis ...

Page 293: ...laced with a fuse of the same rating and type Using a fuse of a different type or rating will defeat the circuit protection provided by the fuse which could result in damage to the motorhome s electrical system If a fuse has been replaced and it blows repeatedly that may be an indication that a fault exists or an electronic component has failed It is recommended that the motorhome be taken to a qu...

Page 294: ...tems Chassis TREK 2005 Central Distribution Box The Central Distribution Box is located underneath the driver s side dash 080484 060268 060270 Front Electrical Box label See OEM for Fuse Information Workhorse Chassis Ford Chassis ...

Page 295: ...005 Electrical Systems Chassis Section 9 295 Battery Junction Box The Battery Junction Box is located in the front engine compartment 080485 Workhorse Chassis See OEM for Fuse Information 060267 Ford Chassis ...

Page 296: ...87a relay These current ratings differ and if mixed will create problems Ensure the replacement relay is of the current rating to assure proper operation Another indicator to the type of relay is the post or legs Turn the relay over and look at the post Note the differences between the numbered posts 1 The 30 post is the incoming fuse and or breaker power Some relay applications supply power to th...

Page 297: ...rest not energized the common terminal 30 and the normally closed terminal 87a have continuity When the coil is energized the common terminal 30 and the normally open terminal 87 have continuity NOTE When there is power applied to the coil the coil sets up a magnetic field in the windings When the power is removed the field collapses A momentary high voltage discharge will occur This is how an ign...

Page 298: ...earview mirror The small selector in the middle of the switch must be placed in the desired side The middle position is to prevent accidental bumping of the switch and changing the mirror position Mirror Care and Cleaning After you complete washing the motorhome clean the outside mirrors with a good quality glass cleaner DO NOT use anything abrasive on the mirror and the outside chrome of the mirr...

Page 299: ...gine The boost switch used in conjunction with engine starting procedures should not be held for more than 30 seconds or the boost solenoid can overheat 7 Battery Indicator Indicates a fault in the charging system 8 Oil Pressure Gauge Registers oil pressure of engine An engine temperature reading in midrange area is considered average 9 Engine Temperature Indicator Indicates oil pressure not amoun...

Page 300: ... dash area 20 Radio Power Switch Turns radio on and off independent of main switch on radio 21 Radio Complete instructions for operation of radio are in your Owner s Information Packet 22 12 Volt Power Supply Can be used as a power source for cellular phone 23 Driver Shade Operates the power sun visor located on driver side 24 Pass Shade Operates the power sun visor located on passenger side 25 Fo...

Page 301: ...rake handle is located just below the driver s lower right console panel Place the transmission in the P Park position Engage the parking brake by pulling out on the handle To disengage press in on the handle Leveling Controls The three point hydraulic leveling system is operated from the control module to manually level the motorhome The control features a warning system with a flashing light and...

Page 302: ...t activate until the Mode Control Switch is set to any position other than Off Temperature Control Switch Setting the switch to the red zone controls an electric water valve regulating the amount of engine coolant passing through the heating coils in the system Rotating to the blue zone sets the cut in cut out temperature of the air conditioning compressor on the engine Mode Control Switch This sw...

Page 303: ...rough the dash and the floor FLOOR Fresh air is drawn in and discharged through the floor louvers MIX Fresh air is drawn in and discharged through the floor and defrost louvers The A C system operates to dehumidify the discharged air DEFROST Fresh air is drawn in and discharged through the defrost louvers The A C system operates to dehumidify the discharged air Heat and Defrost Operation The air c...

Page 304: ...e minutes of A C compressor operation discharged air temperature should be approximately 30º F cooler than the fresh or recirculated air entering the A C system The air system on the motorhome must have adequate pressure to operate the damper doors At the beginning of the day activate the compressor with the engine at idle This will avoid sudden high speed activation resulting in damage from lack ...

Page 305: ...TREK 2005 Electrical Systems Chassis Section 9 305 NOTES ...

Page 306: ...306 Section 9 Electrical Systems Chassis TREK 2005 NOTES ...

Page 307: ...SSIS UNDER HOOD 309 Ford Chassis 309 Workhorse Chassis 310 FRONT AXLE WORKHORSE 312 Oil Filled Bearings 312 SPECIFICATIONS CHARTS 313 Weights Measurements 313 Tank Capacities 314 Engine Specifications 314 METRIC U S CONVERSION CHART 315 MAINTENANCE RECORDS 316 ...

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Page 309: ...d Chassis Engine Oil Check oil level when engine is off and cool Oil should be within crosshatched area on dipstick Do not fill above MAX mark SAE 5W 20 with API certification recommended for all temperatures Automatic Transmission Fluid Check with engine running at normal operating temperature Fluid should be within crosshatched area of dipstick Use MOTORCRAFT MERCON Automatic Transmission Fluid ...

Page 310: ...f the temperature rises too high the engine automatically shuts off to help prevent further damage Service the cooling system as soon as possible The cooling fan clutch will increase engine noise when engaged This is normal Brake Fluid Reservoir Clean filler cap before removing Check the chassis manufacturer owner s manual for correct fluid type either DOT 3 or Super DOT 4 or check the brake fluid...

Page 311: ... before removing Check the chassis manufacturer owner s manual for correct fluid type either DOT 3 or DOT 4 or check the brake fluid reservoir for information stamped in the cap Use only new fluid from a sealed container Power Steering Fluid Check with engine OFF and cold Fluid level on dipstick should be between arrows in FULL COLD range Windshield Washer Reservoir Fill with windshield washer flu...

Page 312: ...tions may require the recommended interval to be reduced For more information contact a Westport service representative Recommended Interval Change Change the fluid whenever the seals are replaced the brakes are relined or at 30 000 miles 48 000km However check the lubricant twice a year spring and fall for contamination Change as needed If yearly mileage is less than 30 000 miles change it twice ...

Page 313: ...ted due to variances in the manufacturing process and or installed components The actual length may be greater or less than that indicated NOTE These charts reflects product specifications available at the time of printing Therefore any floor plans introduced thereafter may not be reflected in the chart All other information contained throughout the manual will still apply ...

Page 314: ...ications NOTE All tank capacities are estimated based upon calculations provided by the tank manufacturers and represent approximate capacities The actual usable capacity may be greater or less then the estimated capacities based upon fabrication and installation of the tanks ...

Page 315: ...Trek 2005 Chassis Information Section 10 315 METRIC U S CONVERSION CHART ...

Page 316: ...r reading and who performed the service in the boxes provided after the maintenance interval Any additional information from Owner Checks and Services or Periodic Maintenance can be added on the following record pages In addition retain all maintenance receipts The owner information portfolio is a convenient place to store them ...

Page 317: ...Trek 2005 Chassis Information Section 10 317 ...

Page 318: ...318 Section 10 Chassis Information Trek 2005 ...

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Page 320: ...320 Section 10 Chassis Information Trek 2005 NOTES ...

Page 321: ...Trek 2005 Chassis Information Section 10 321 NOTES ...

Page 322: ... Birch OR Aaron Graham OR James Magee OR Julie Slagle IN Nate Bondurant OR Fran Weisenstein IN TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATIONS Josh Means Kelly Stroble Aaron Graham Dustin Hutchcraft PRINTING Holiday Graphics IN PROJECT Trek 2005 Technical Writer Nate Bondurant Trek 2005 Layout Cover Design Kelly Stroble ONLINE CORPORATE SITE www monaco online com ONLINE TOURS www monaco online com tours ...

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Page 325: ...Detector 82 Alarm 84 Cleaning Maintenance 85 Operation 83 Testing 84 Ceiling 109 Chassis Introduction 309 Chassis Under Hood 309 Ford Chassis 309 Workhorse Chassis 310 Chassis Electrical Introduction 291 Citizen Band CB Radio Prep Opt 195 Cold Weather Conditions 225 Cold Weather Storage 225 Converter 55 Amp 266 Cooktop 140 Burner Grate 142 Cleaning 142 Lighting Top Burners 141 Cooktop with Oven Op...

Page 326: ...n Sensor 187 Kitchen Exhaust 187 Faucets 214 Fire Extinguisher 85 Fireplace Electric Opt 159 Maintenance 161 Operation 160 Floors 105 Carpet Cleaning 105 Laminate Floor 106 Tile Floor Opt 107 Front Axle Workhorse 312 Oil Filled Bearings 312 Furnace 147 If the Furnace Fails to Light 149 Operating Instructions 147 Using the Furnace 148 Fuses 277 Know When to Say When 278 Tools of the Trade 278 Fuses...

Page 327: ...Checklist 239 LP Gas Fundamentals 244 LP Gas Hose Inspection 247 LP Gas Regulator 245 LP Gas Safety Tips 250 LP Gas Systems 235 LP Gas Tank 240 Measurement 240 Tank Capacity 240 Tank Filling 241 Tank Operation 243 M Maintenance Records 316 Map Lights 286 Metric U S Conversion Chart 315 Microwave Convection Oven 137 Cleaning the Microwave Convection Oven 138 Setting the Clock 138 Mold Mildew 117 P ...

Page 328: ...ng Term 123 Removal From Storage 126 Short Term 122 Winter Storage Checklist 125 Systems Control Center 196 T Taking Delivery 13 Customer Responsibilities 14 Dealer Responsibilities 14 Safari Responsibilities 13 Tires 55 Air Pressure Checklist 60 Importance of Air Pressure 56 Inspecting Pressure 58 Storage of Tires Long Term 63 Supporting When Leveling 61 Tire Charts 57 Tire Pressure Inflation Gui...

Page 329: ...t in Holding Tank Black Water Tank 217 What to Put in Holding Tank Grey Water Tank 218 Water Potable 210 City Hook Up 210 Fresh Tank Fill 211 Gravity Fill 211 Water Dispenser Hot Opt 162 Water Filter 214 Water Heater 149 Before Using the Water Heater 150 Burner Compartment 153 Draining Storage 153 Operation 151 Pressure Temperature Relief Valve 152 Thermostats 152 Water Heater Bypass 152 Water Hea...

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