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9

Warranty

THO

MOTOR

 CO
ACH
’S LIMIT

ED

 WARR

ANT

TH

IS L

IM

ITE

D W

AR

RA

NT

Y C

OV

ER

S:   

The first reta

il owner

 ONLY and ONLY 

those 

portions o

f a

 NEW 

motorhome not exclud

ed

 

under the section 

W

hat

 is No

t Covered

”, 

when sold by an authorized dealership; a

nd,

 ONLY defec

ts in 
workmanship performed

 

and/or materials used to assemble those po

rtions 

of your motorhome not excluded unde

r the section “

Wha
t is 

Not Covered

”. “D
efe

ct” 

means the failure

 of 

the workmanship perfo

rmed and/or materials

 used to conform 

to 

the design and manufa

cturing specification a

nd

 

tolerances of Thor Mo

tor C
oach (

“TMC
”).  

The Limtied

 Wa

rranty is 

not transferable

WHAT IS NOT COVERED

:  Any 

motorhome used for rental purp

oses or 

sold 
or regist

ered outside of t

he United States or Canada; 

accessories and equipment added or chang

ed after

 the

 motorhome leaves

 the

 factory; a

ccessories and equipment tha

t are working

 as

designed but which you are unhappy beca

use of t

he design; no

rmal wear and usage, such as

 fading or discoloration of fabrics, or

damage caused by c

ondensation; defacin

g, scr
atching, dents 

and chips on any su

rface or

 fabric; owne

r maintenance, includ

ing 

replacement of wiper blades, bulbs, fil

ter

s, 

wheel alignments and resealing exterior

 sea
lant areas (see Care 

and Maintenance Se

ctio

of Owner’s Manual); the automotiv

e chassis and power train, including, by way of 

example the engine, driv

e-

train, steering

, rid

e and
 

handling, braking, wh

eel balance, muffler,

 tire wear or failure, 

tubes, batteries

 and ga

uges; appliances and components covered

 by 

their own manu

factur
er’s warranty includin

g the microwave, re

frigerator, 

ice maker,

 s

tove, oven, generator

, roof air condi

tione
rs,

 

leveli
ng

 jacks,

 DVD p

layers,
 te

levisio

ns

, wat
er heat
er,

 fu

rnace,

 stereo,
 radio,

 compac

t disc player,

 washe

r, dryer,
 and invert

er; o

flaking, peel

ing and c

hips or other defects

 or damage in or to 

the exterior or finish 

caused by rock

s or other road hazards, th

e

environment, includin

g chemical off-gassing,

 airborne pollutan

ts, salt, 

tree sap and ha

il causing any damage

 including but not 

limit

ed

 

to rust and cor

rosion. 

Component part and app

liance manufacturers issue limited warrantie

s covering those por

tions of the motor

home
 

not covered by the Limited Warr

anty issued by Warran

tor. To learn more on what 

specif
ic components and ap

pliances are not cover

ed

by this Limi

ted 

Warranty please contac

t TMC

 directly or

 review 

the 

warranty packet inside

 your motorhome. 

COVERAGE ENDS

:  

12 months after you first take delivery of

 your motorhome from a

n authorized dealership 

OR

 after the odom

eter 

reaches 15,000 miles,

 whichever occurs

 first. 

ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF THIS W

ARRANTY OR ANY I

MPLIED WARRANTIES 

MUST BE COMMEN

CED  NOT

 MORE TH

AN 15 MONTHS A

FT

ER YOU FIRST

 TAK
E DELIVERY OF YO

UR MOTORHOME.

   

If your motorhome is not of the current or prior 

model year wh

en you take delivery 

of the motorhome 

OR

 you register your n

ew

 

motorhome in a bu

sin

ess name

 or use

 yo

ur

 motorhome for any

 co

mm

erc

ial or bu

sines
s purposes

 other
 than for rental purposes, the 

limited warranty

 ends 

90 days after you

 first take delivery o

f your 
motorhome 

OR

 after the o

dometer reaches 5,00

0 mile

s, wh
ichever

 

occurs first.  . If you

 register your new motorhome in a bus

iness name o

r u

se 

your
 motorhome for any comme

rcial or busine

ss 

purpose, TMC disclaims any implied warra

nty of mec

hantabili

ty that may arise by oper

ation of law

.  

AN

Y A

CTI

ON

 F

OR

 B

RE

AC

H O

THIS WARRANTY 

OR ANY IMPLIED W

ARRANTIES MUST BE 

COMMENCED N

OT MORE THAN 15

 MONTHS AFTER YOU 

FIR

ST

 TA

KE

 D

EL

IVE

RY

 O

F Y

OU

R M

OT

OR

HO

ME

.

STRUCTRUAL WAR

RANTY COVERAGE 

ENDS

:  The limited w

arranty covering the st

eel or aluminum frame structure, 

ONLY

, o

f the

 

sidewalls (excluding s

lide outs), roof, and rear and front walls en

ds

 24 

months after yo

u first take delivery of the motorhome 

from an 

authorized dealership

 

OR

 after the 

first 2

4,000 miles of use

, whichever occurs firs

t. 

ANY AC

TION
 FO
R BREACH OF TH

IS 

WARRANTY OR ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES COVERING THE ST

RUCTURE MU

ST BE COMME

NCED N

OT MORE TH

AN 27 

MO

NT

HS

 A

FT

ER

 Y

OU

 FIR

ST

 TA

KE

 DELIVERY OF YOUR MO

TORHOME

.

If yo
ur motorho

me is
 not o
f the curr

ent 

OR

 prior model

 year
 when you take

 delivery 

of the motorhome 

OR

 you register 

your n

ew

 

motorhome in a busin

ess name 

OR

 us

e yo
ur motorhome for any 

commercial or bu

sine
ss purposes

 other than for rental purposes, the

 

Limited Warran

ty en
ds 3 months a

fter 
you first take del

ivery of your motorho

me 

OR

  a
fter

 the
 odometer reaches 5,000 

miles, 

whichever occu

rs first. If you regist

er 

your n

ew 

motorhome 

in a business

 nam
e o

r use your motorh

ome 
for 

any comme

rcial o

r

business purpose, TMC disclaims any imp

lied warranty

 of mechantabili

ty that 

may a

rise by operation of l

aw.  

ANY 
ACTION F

OR

 

BREACH OF 

THIS 
W

ARRANTY OR ANY

 IMPLIED WARRANT

IES 
COVERING THE 

STRUCTURE MUST 

BE COMMENCED NOT

 

MORE 15 MONTHS AFTER YOU FIRST 

TAKE DELIVERY OF YOUR MOTORHOME

.  If you have fi

led a
 federal or s

tate

 tax

 form

 

clai

mi

ng an
y bu
sin

ess 
tax be

nef

it rel
ated to

 your o
wne

rship of 

you

r moto
rho

me, it w
ill 

be concl

usi

vel

y p

res

um

ed t

hat yo

u ha
ve u
se

d yo
ur 

moto
rho

me fo

r c

omme

rcia

l and/
or b

usi

ne

ss p

urpo
ses

Unle
ss 

pro

hibi

ted b

y st

ate law, r

epa

irs w

ill 

not

 exten
d the ti

me 

when 
you 
mu

st comme

nce a
 brea
ch 

of  wa
rra

nty 

claim a
nd 

shal

l n

ot e

xte

nd

 

the wa

rranty
 cov

era

ge 

peri

od.  
So

me

 stat
es

 do not 
allo

w the
 re

du

ction of t
he ti
me

 whe
n a

 brea
ch

 of w
arrant

y clai

mu

st be
 comme
nc

ed, 

so the r

edu

ctio

n in time

 when a b

rea

ch of
 wa

rranty c
laim mu
st be 
co

mmene

ded 
ma

y not ap

ply to y
ou.  An

y pe
rfor

man
ce of r
epai
rs a

fter t
he 

war

rant

y cov
erage en
ds 

OR

 an

y p

erfo

rman
ce of re
pai

rs to tho
se po

rtions 
of y

ou

r moto
rho

me 

ex

clu

ded

 fro

m co

verag
e shal

l be

 con

side

red

 

good will

” repai
rs.  Y
ou sho

uld e

xcp

ect th

e need for wa

rra

nty re
pair

s. 

  Warranto

r ma
y use n

ew and/

or re
manufa

ctur

ed pa
rts an
d/o

co

mpo
nent

of s

ub

sta

ntially
 e

qual
 qu

ality

 to

 co

mp

lete 

rep

air.

  

Damage

 to 
inter
ior

 o

r ext

erio

r su

rfac

es,

 tri

m, u

phol
ste

ry an

other

 

appe
ara

nc

e items ma

y oc
cur at the fa

ctor

y duri
ng as
se

mbl

y, du

ring 

deli

very of

 the

 motorho

me to you

r selli
ng

 deale

r o

r on

 th

e s

elli

ng

 

deale
r’s lot.  No

rm

all

y, any 
da

mag
e is 

dete

cted an
d c

orre

cted at 
the facto
ry 

or 

by th
e s

elling de
ale

r du

rin

g the i
nspe

ction

 pr

ocess
.  If you 

dis

cov

er a

ny  da

ma

ge

 when y

ou tak

e deli
very of yo
ur 

moto
rho

me,

 you 

MU

ST

 n

otify y
our

 deale

OR

 TMC with

in 10 d
ays of the d

ate o

pur

cha

se to ha

ve d
amage re

pai

red at no 

co

st to you.  Minor a

dju

stment
s, su
ch a
s adju
stm

ent

s to the interi

or o

r exteri
or do
ors, 

dra

wer

s, 

latch
es w

ill b

e pe

rfor

med at n

o cost to 

yo

u b

y you
r sellin
g de
ale

r du

ring the fi

rst 9
0 d

ays of 
war

rant

y covera

ge; the

reafte
r, s

uc

h a

djus

tm

en

ts 

are 

you

r exclu
sive r

esp

onsi

bility 

as n
orm

al 

ma

intena
nce.

LIMITATION AND DISCLAIMER 

OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES:  

TH

E DURATI

ON 

OF THE 

IMPLI
ED WA

RRANT

Y OF
 

ME

RC

HA

NT

AB

ILIT

Y, W

HIC

H MAY AR

ISE 

BY O
PER
AT

IO

N O

F ST

AT

E L

AW

, IS L

IMI

TED

 T

O T

HE 

DURATION OF THE 

LIMIT
ED 

WARRANT

Y AND I

S LI

MI

TE

D I

N SCOPE 

OF

 COVERAGE T

O T

HOSE PORTIONS 

OF YOUR MOTORH

OME C

OV

ER

ED

 BY

 TH

IS

 

LIMI

TE

D W
ARR

ANT
Y. T

HIE

RE

 AR

E NO 

EX

PR

ES

S W

ARR

ANT
IES

 OR 
AN

Y I

MP

LIE

D WA

RR

ANT
IES

 OF
 ME

RCH
ANT
ABI

LIT

Y O

TH

OSE PORT

IO

NS 

OF

 T

HE MOTO

RHOME EXCLUD

ED F

ROM COVERAGE

.  There is no warranty of a

ny nature made by TMC 

beyond that containe

d in this Limited Warr

ant

y.  No person has authority to enlarge

, amend

 or modify this Limited Warranty.  Th

e

dealer is NOT Thor Motor Coach’s agent.  TMC is not responsible 

for any undertaking, representation or warranty made by any

 dea
ler

or others beyond those expressly set forth wi

thin th

is Limited Wa

rranty.  Some states

 do not

 allow limi

tation
s on how long an i

mplied

warranty lasts, so the

 above limita

tion may n

ot apply 

to you

REPAIR 

REMEDY:

Thor Motor Coach’s sole and exclusive obli

gation is 

to repair 

any

 covered defects discovered within the

 war
ranty coverage perio

d if: 

(1) within 10 days of 

your discover

y of a d

efect you notify TMC 

OR

 an authorized dealersh

ip of the defect; 

AND

 (2) you deliver 

your

 

Motorhome to TMC

 

OR

 an au

thorized deale

rship at your cost and 

expense.  

 

BACK-UP REMEDY

:  I

f th

e primary repair r

emedy f

ails 

to successf

ully cure 

any de

fect 
after a

 reasonable nu

mber of repair a

ttemp
ts, 

your sole and exclusive remedy shall be to have Thor Mortor 

Coach pay an indepe

ndent service shop of your choice to per

form 

repairs to the

 defect 

OR

 if 

the de

fect 
is incur

ab

le, have 

TMC pay d

iminution in

 value dam

ages.  

TH

IS L
IMITED 

WARRANTY IS N

OT 

WARRANTY THAT PROMI

SES OR E

XTE

NDS TO FUTURE PE

RF

OR

MA

NC

E B

EC

AU

SE

 TH

E W
AR

RA

NT

Y D

OE

S N

OT

 M

AK

E A

 

REPRES

ENT
AT

ION 
ON HOW YOUR MOT

ORHOME WIL

L PE
RF

OR

M I

N T

HE

 F

UT

UR

E B

UT

 IN

ST

EA

D R

EP

RE

SE

NT

S O

NL

W

HA

T T

HE

 R

EM

ED

Y W

ILL

 B

E I

F A

 D

EF

EC

T E

XIS

TS

.  THIS MEANS ANY BRE

ACH OF ANY 

WAR
RANTY,

 EXPRESS 

OR 

IMPLIED, OCCURS ON 

THE 
DA

TE

 OF

 D

ELIVERY/PURCHASE.  

 

HOW TO GET SERVICE:  

If you need assistance in locati

ng an authorized warranty service 

facility, contact Warrantor’s

 

Warranty Department (877-

855-2867).  The mailing addre

ss is:  P.O.

 Box 

1486, Elkhar

t, Indiana 46515-14

86  

The

 

Acknowledgement of Receipt of 

Warran

ty/Product Information

” form must be returned to TMC promptly u

pon purchase to ass

ure

 

proper part

 replacement and repair of you

r m

otorhome.  Failur

e to return t

he “

Acknowledgement of Rece

ipt of
 Warrant

y/Prod

uct

 

Inform

ation

” form will

 not affect your righ

ts 

under the Limited

 Wa
rranty 

so long as you

 can furnish proof of 

purchase.  For warra

nty

 

service simply contact

 an authorized warrant

y service facility for an

 appointment, 

then 
del

iver your motorhome (

at your expense

) to

 the

 

authorized warranty s

ervice facility

EVENTS THAT DISCHARGE THOR MOTOR 

CO

AC

H’S

 O

BL

IG

AT

IO

NS

 U

ND

ER

 W

AR

RA

NT

Y:  

Transfer of the

 Warr
anty, 

misuse or

 neglect, accidents, unauthorized al

teration, 

failure to provide reasonable

 and neces

sary 
maintenance (see Owne

r’s 

Manual), damage cau

sed by off road use, collision, fire, the

ft, va
ndalism, explosions, overloadin

g in excess of rated capacitie

s, an

odometer tampering s

hall discharge Warran

tor 

from any

 express or implied warranty

 obl

igation 

to repai

r any re

sulting de

fect. 

D

ISC

LA

IM

ER

 O

CO

NS

EQ

UE

NT

IAL

 A

ND

 IN

CID

EN

TAL

 D

AM

AG

ES

:   

YO

U,

 AS T

HE F
IRST
 RE

TA

IL B

UY

ER OF
 T

HE 

MOT
ORH

OM

E,

 AN

D AN
Y P

ER

SON T
O WHOM T

HE MOT

OR

HO

ME I

S T

RAN

SF

ERR
ED,

 AN

D AN
Y P

ER

SO

N WHO I

S AN I
NT

EN

DE

OR UNI

NT

END
ED U
SE

R OR B
EN

EF

ICI

AR

Y OF
 T

HE MOT

OR

HOM

E,

 SH

ALL NOT

 BE 

ENT
ITL

ED T
O R

ECOV
ER F

RO

M T

MC 

AN

CONSEQU

ENTI

AL O

R INCIDENTAL DAMAGE

S R

ESULT
ING F

ROM 
AN

DE

FE

CT

 IN

 T

HE M
OT

ORHO
ME

, INCLU
DIN

G F

UEL 

AN

TR

AN

SP

OR

TA

TIO

N E

XP

EN

SE

S T

O D

ELIV

ER

 TH

E P

RO

DU

CT

 TO

 THE SERVICING DEALER, HOTEL 

ROOMS, LOST WAGES 

AND MOISTURE DAMA

GE SUCH AS MOLD A

ND

 M

ILD

EW

 A

W

ELL

 A

RU

ST

 A

ND

 C

OR

RO

SIO

N. 

TH

EX

CLU

SIO

OF

 

CONSEQU

ENTI

AL 

AND INCID

ENT

AL D
AMA

GE

S S

HA

LL NOT

 BE 
DE

PE

ND

ENT
 U

PON W
ARR

ANT
Y R

EPAI

RS 
SUC
CE

SSSF
ULL

CURING

 ANY D

EFEC
T; THE EXC

LU

SION 
OF CON

SEQU
ENTIAL A

ND 

INCID
ENT

AL DAMAG

ES SH
AL

L SURVI

VE AN

FA

ILUR

OF

 

THE LI

MITED W

ARR

AN

TY

 R

EMEDIES 

FU

LFILLING

 THEI

R PURPO

SE.  

Som

e s

tate

s d

o n

ot 

allo

w t

he 

exclusion 

or 

limitatio

n of 

consequential or 

incidental damages, so the

 above exclusions may not apply

 to

 you. 

LEGAL REMEDI

ES:

  

AN

Y L

EG

AL

 A

CT

IO

N T

O E

NF

OR

CE

 W

AR

RA

NT

Y R

IG

HT

S AGAINST TMC MUST BE BROUGHT 

WIT
HIN

 

THE COUNTY OF E

LKHART

, STATE OF

 INDIANA

.

THIS 
W

ARR

ANT
Y GI

VES YOU

 SPECI
FIC L
EG

AL 

RI

GHT
S. YO
U MAY AL

SO

 

HA

VE

 OT

HE

RI

GH

TS

, W

HIC

H V

AR

Y F

RO

M ST

AT

TO

 ST

AT

E

.       

Before I purchased my motorhome, I received,

 read and agreed to the terms and conditions of this Limi

ted W
arranty.  I understan

d

and agree that 

the s
elling dealership is n

ot an agent for Thor

 Motor Coach but is

 an independent en

tity.  
I understand an

acknowledge that the

 chassis and

 compon

ents 
and appliances that are covered by

 a

 warranty issued by

 their manufacturer are

 

excluded from cover

age under the terms of this Limi

ted War

ranty.  I acknowledg

e and agree that, b

efore purchasing my

 

motorhome, I inspected or was

 given an opp

ort

unity to inspect my 

motorhome, took a te

st drive of my

 motorh

ome and disclo

sed in
 

writin
g to 

the

 sel

ling d
ealership all

 defect

s a

nd 

damage tha

t I disc
overed during my test 

drive. 

____________________ 

 _________ 

 __________________ 

 ________ 

Pu

rch

ase

r S

ign

atu

re 
 D

ate

 

 P

urc

has

er S

ign

atu

re 
 D

ate

 

Odometer Rea

ding

:  ____________ 

     Julian 

Date
:  10/13
/14

 

Summary of Contents for Palazzo 2015

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...rence Our customers are extremely important to us and we want to assure you that we will always strive to do everything possible to continue to earn your trust and goodwill Welcome to the wonderful wo...

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Page 4: ...Motor Coach I understand and acknowledge that the chassis and component parts and appliances that are exclusively covered by the warranty issued by the manufacturer of the chassis and warranty issued...

Page 5: ...PLACE STAMP HERE TAPE PLEASE DO NOT STAPLE TAPE PLEASE DO NOT STAPLE FOLD HERE FOLD HERE THOR MOTOR COACH P O Box 1486 ELKHART INDIANA 46516...

Page 6: ...pit Living Room Television Doors Drawers Under Bed Storage Sofa Hide A Bed Air Hide A Bed Expandable J Lounge Euro Chair Dinette Captain s Chairs Bedroom Door Latch Roller Shade Water Heater Switch Ki...

Page 7: ...Paint Extrusions and Aluminum Surfaces Roof Roof Vents Seals Adhesives Slide Out Tires Rims TV Antenna Underbody Windows Doors Hydraulic Fluid Appliances Bath Fixtures Bathtub Seal Bedspread Draperie...

Page 8: ...sonal injury to the user and or damage to the motorhome A WARNING INDICATES A POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION THAT IF NOT AVOIDED MAY RESULT IN DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY A CAUTION INDICATES A POTENTIALL...

Page 9: ...ve any problem which may arise If their combined efforts are not satisfactory please send a letter describing the circumstances to Thor Motor Coach PO Box 1486 Elkhart IN 46515 1486 Thor Motor Coach C...

Page 10: ...at the factory during assembly during delivery of the motorhome to your selling dealer or on the selling dealer s lot Normally any damage is detected and corrected at the factory or by the selling dea...

Page 11: ...you first take delivery ofyour motorhome from an authorized dealership ORafter the odometer reaches 15 000 miles whichever occurs first ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OFTHISWARRANTY OR ANY IMPLIEDWARRANTIES MU...

Page 12: ...or others beyond those expressly set forth within this Limited Warranty Some statesdo not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitation may not apply to you REPAIR R...

Page 13: ...GAL ACTION TO ENFORCE WARRANTY RIGHTSAGAINST TMC MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN THE COUNTY OF ELKHART STATE OF INDIANA THISWARRANTY GIVESYOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FRO...

Page 14: ...for a period of time when you have finished bathing or cooking to allow for dissipation of all the moisture Use your vent hood and fan when cooking Don t hang wet clothes in your unit to dry When lef...

Page 15: ...while operating it is permissible to apply a coat of lightweight oil to the drive shaft and roller areas located below the main floor Remove any excess oil so dirt and debris cannot build up To mainta...

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Page 18: ...re Improper inspections or maintenance neglect may invalidate your Limited Warranty Proper loading is one of the most important considerations when traveling in a motorhome Your motorhome is built to...

Page 19: ...ng with the service valve open and the pilot lights lit Check the regulation of the states through which you intend to travel Should be closed and secured Loose items should be secured or stored away...

Page 20: ...a new water filter if your unit is equipped with this Operate all faucets and fixtures in the fresh water system Check for leaks at all joints and fittings Repair if necessary Check 12 Volt circuit br...

Page 21: ...rgo carrying capacity of your motorhome per the requirements of 49 CFR part 571 120 as issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA The yellow Motorhome OCCUPANT AND CARGO CARRYI...

Page 22: ...companies and large commercial truck stops You can also look in the telephone book under weighers or weighing Allow adequate time since the entire weighing process can take up to 30 minutes There may...

Page 23: ...ive Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR or the maximum load rating for the tire or set of dual tires at the rear whichever is less The maximum load rating for the tire can be found embossed on the tire s si...

Page 24: ...ght in occupants cargo water and trailer tongue weight that can be added to the motorhome without exceeding the GVWR Gross Combined Weight Rating GCWR means the maximum allowable loaded weight of this...

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Page 26: ...e motorhome to exercise proper caution when using or being around Propane appliances and equipment We are listing them here so you may study them and make sure that you and your family understand and...

Page 27: ...fire department handle the emergency 3 DO NOT attempt to use water to put out the fire Water can spread some types of fire and electrocution is possible with an electrical fire ANY MOTORIZED VEHICLE...

Page 28: ...e a pressure gauge to check 2 Check the Tamper Tape to make sure it is intact DO NOT test the extinguisher Even a partial discharge may cause leakage 3 When checking the extinguisher for pressure ente...

Page 29: ...only the replacement batteries listed below The unit may not operate properly with other batteries Never use rechargeable batteries since they may not provide a constant charge Test it at least once a...

Page 30: ...filling if liquid appears before valve shuts off ALL PROPANE GAS IS CONTAINED UNDER PRESSURE DUE TO THE DANGEROUS POTENTIAL OF ANY COMPRESSED GAS IT IS MANDATORY THAT THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS FOR T...

Page 31: ...ently vacuum the outside of the detector using the vacuum s soft brush attachment If detector becomes contaminated by excessive dirt dust and or grime and cannot be cleaned to avoid unwanted alarms re...

Page 32: ...he event that the circuitry fails a failure alarm will sound It is a continuous series of short beep tones between long intervals and is distinctively different from the alert sound ROAD VIBRATION CAN...

Page 33: ...y be more susceptible to the effects of off gassing Formaldehyde Most of the attention regarding chemical off gassing surrounds formaldehyde Formaldehyde is a naturally occurring substance It is also...

Page 34: ...CE THE SAFETY BELT UNDER THE ABOVE CONDITIONS COULD RESULT IN SEVERE PERSONAL INJURIES IN THE EVENT OF A COLLISION Inspect the safety belts periodically to make sure they work properly and are not dam...

Page 35: ...XIT label To open te window for egress purposes pull the lever to the left until it is perpendicular to the window frame then push outwards The glass slider if equipped in the egress window operates t...

Page 36: ...nly Most towing equipment of this type is not designed for backing Never attempt short back up distances with a tow bar or tow dolly Damage to the motorhome towed vehicle or towing device will result...

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Page 38: ...EMERGENCY EVER REQUIRES YOU TO BE STOPPED BE SURE TO FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES 1 Pull off the road as far as possible 2 Select the Park position and apply the Parking Brake 3 Turn on the hazard warning...

Page 39: ...otorhome Note If you should lose your fuel cap it should be replaced as soon as possible with a cap of the same type Note Always remove the fuel cap slowly and pay close attention to the fuel recommen...

Page 40: ...ure all canisters and bottle tops are secure and leak free The following checklist will assist your preparing the living quarters for a trip In winter make sure that the fresh water tank system is fre...

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Page 42: ...ing tree branches or other obstructions wherever you drive or park Avoid low roof heights when pulling in for service This may be particularly important if you drive with the overhead vents open or if...

Page 43: ...checked every morning on long trips On short trips of a day or less of driving each way your tires should be checked before you start your trip home If your vehicle is stored for any length of time th...

Page 44: ...acing your tires always make sure the proper size and rating is used Check the federal certificate located in the drivers area for your model s specific size and rating In a sudden stop or collision l...

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Page 46: ...in starting the motorhome engine if the vehicle battery has become discharged When the ignition key is turned to the start position and one or more clicking sounds are heard it may be necessary to use...

Page 47: ...wing angle of your mirrors from the convenience of the driver s seat To adjust the driver s side mirror move the lever to the left For the passenger s side move the lever to the right and adjust as ne...

Page 48: ...f center positions one positions upward for right and one downward for left To signal a turn move the lever all the way up or down These are latching positions The lever will stay in one of these posi...

Page 49: ...e unit ON and OFF VOLUME CONTROL 1 To increase the volume rotate the volume control clockwise To decrease the volume rotate the volume control counter clockwise MENU 3 Press the MENU button to access...

Page 50: ...k of music video files 12 A V Input Accepts a 3 5 mm jack through which signals from various audio video devices can be applied to the unit 13 TFT Display This unit controls the multi functions for th...

Page 51: ...initially present an image that may be deceiving Make sure to practice backing in a safe place using the monitor to become accustom to it s operation 14 Map Cover Covers the Mini SD card slot The Min...

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Page 53: ...allows quick and easy leveling of the motorhome from the driver s seat by utilizing the system touch panel The following instructions are general operating instructions Automatic Leveling And Retracti...

Page 54: ...53 Controls and Operations Turn on power Retracting the jacks Press auto level touch pad...

Page 55: ...alve s Using a 5 32 Allen wrench turn the screw s clockwise until all the way in Note The normal operating position of the screw in the cartridge valve is the counter clockwise out position The only t...

Page 56: ...55 Controls and Operations Hydraulic Pump Function Wiring...

Page 57: ...on is in ON position and that ther green ready light by the switch panel is illuminated 3 To retract the room press and hold the ROOM CONTROL SWITCH in the IN position When the room is fully retracted...

Page 58: ...nds Controller Timing the Schwintek slide out system Status LEDs 2 led s 1 green and 1 red are provided to indicate current controller status and faults Motor Direction Switches Used to change directi...

Page 59: ...e control board 2 Unplug both motors from control board 3 The room may now be pushed in or out as desired Larger rooms may require several people to push 4 Try to keep both sides of the room even 5 Wh...

Page 60: ...s motor 2 and the right switch controls motor 1 If motor 1 is going in the wrong direction then change switch 1 s position If motor 2 is going in the wrong direction then change switch 2 s position Th...

Page 61: ...r normal driving conditions When storing articles Always keep tools and equipment stored in areas where they will not shift while traveling Whenever possible place heavy articles in storage compartmen...

Page 62: ...l the seat and back rest from a V shape Push back and down on the seat base Position the seat belts for use Replace the back rest cushions SOFA TO SLEEPER Remove back rest cushions Pull seat cushion s...

Page 63: ...while the motorhome is in motion These chairs should be stored securely while the vehicle is in motion Reclining Back A control lever on the left or right side of seat controls the angle of the back...

Page 64: ...travel push the pantry rack in and reinsert the travel lock pin The range cover provides extra counter space and covers the burners when not in use When opened it acts as a grease and splash guard To...

Page 65: ...t on the head of the faucet Press the button on top to release the water To reinsert the hose gently guide it back to the original position If you are not hooked up to a pressurized water system at th...

Page 66: ...tch is activated the step will automatically retract When the door is opened the step will extend automatically even if the engine is running If the switch for the step is in the OFF position the step...

Page 67: ...ith heavy densely packed items remember that any weight added to the motorhome affects the overall weight of the vehicle Ensure that side to side weight is comparable to distribute the load evenly Som...

Page 68: ...The Slide Out Topper will automatically open and close as the slide out room opens and closes Because the awning is level water may puddle on top of the canopy As the slide out room is closed and the...

Page 69: ...formation The furnaces used by Thor Motor Coach have electronic ignition and there is no need to access this panel except for service As with all appliances service is best left for your dealer To rem...

Page 70: ...original position repeat the process in reverse order Your motorhome may be equipped with a slide out storage tray To extend the tray push down on the knob on the left side of the tray slide the tray...

Page 71: ...fers a DVD Player as well as auxiliary speakers Please consult the user s guide that was provided in your unit packet for detailed operating instructions Your motorhome may be equipped with an exterio...

Page 72: ...ash It is helpful to keep the owners manuals for all electronics to use as reference Some functions described in this guide are generic and may require the individual component manual to full explanat...

Page 73: ...eakers If only TV sound is desired turn Home Theater Speakers switch also located in cabinet above passenger seat to the off position Turn on the Bedroom TV 1 Insert a DVD into the bedroom wall mount...

Page 74: ...udio visual hook ups used in Thor Motor Coach Units The charts shown may differ from that of your unit due to the differences in floor plan and options that may or may not be installed on your coach I...

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Page 80: ...m outside and heats or cools it before discharging into the motorhome Only when operated in the MAX A C mode does the system take air from inside the motorhome The control panel enables the driver to...

Page 81: ...ect the performance of the cooling system Use window and patio awnings when outside ambient temperature is above 95 F to help deflect the Sun load during the heat of the day If window awnings are not...

Page 82: ...nstructions Setpoint Buttons The Setpoint buttons are located to the right and below of the LCD display These buttons adjust the desired temperature setpoint up and down To change the setpoint press U...

Page 83: ...oggle through the following modes Gas Heat Heat Elec and Off However this will only happen if the system has both gas and electric heat in a zone For instance if a system only has an air conditioner a...

Page 84: ...aust fan ON and OFF Make sure to turn the fan OFF before closing the vent Also be sure to remove any debris that falls into the vent that may restrict operation It is extremely important that you use...

Page 85: ...diesel burner switch are in the off position or when the coach is in storage Not winterizing the Aqua Hot when the aforementioned conditions are present will result in serious damage to the Aqua Hot...

Page 86: ...nuous supply of domestic hot water will be present within a few seconds This hot water feature is continuous and is accomplished by the Aqua Hot s Domestic Water Heating System The Diesel Burner switc...

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Page 88: ...operational power also passes through a system converter allowing the full use of all 12 Volt functions in the motorhome 120 Volt appliances in the motorhome include the refrigerator ice maker roof mo...

Page 89: ...ys turn off the shore power breaker to the power supply outlet This will prevent accidental shock and flashing of electrical contacts The chassis and or auxiliary batteries of a motorhome are located...

Page 90: ...Systems Battery Maintenance DO NOT SHORT ACROSS THE BATTERY TERMINALS The spark could ignite the gases Do not wear metal jewelry or a watch when working on a battery Before doing ANY work on electric...

Page 91: ...When the motorhome engine is not running the chassis and auxiliary batteries are kept separated from each other within the electrical system through the use of a battery isolating controller The cont...

Page 92: ...is used to switch 120V electricity from an external supply or from the generator to 12 Volt electricity to power interior lights and 12 Volt accessories The converter requires no maintenance under nor...

Page 93: ...ting status or any fault condition This display has two lines of alphanumeric characters and features a backlight that can be set to turn off to conserve power The top line provides the inverter charg...

Page 94: ...s which revert back to default are saved in nonvolatile memory and are preserved until changed This is true even if an inverter reset is performed or if all power to the remote or inverter is removed...

Page 95: ...e batteries have been fully charged It helps to mix the battery electrolyte to reverse the buildup of stratification and to remove sulfates that may have built up on the plates These conditions if lef...

Page 96: ...volt models or 52 0 VDC for 48 volt models then the battery was already charged and the charger automatically goes to Float Charging to keep from overcharging the batteries Charge amps are lower than...

Page 97: ...1 PCS Central Monitor Panel 2 PCS Panelboard for 50amp service The Panelboard may optionally have a subpanel built in The Panelboard also houses the PCS control module and has two current sensors The...

Page 98: ...has 12V Battery power to run the electronics however it does not sense any 120 240VAC Power 50 amp Service PCS senses 240 208VAC between L1 and L2 to determine this mode of operation PCS controls the...

Page 99: ...or one of many inverter reasons i e Battery Low Over current etc The last line shows if any loads have been shed to prevent circuit breaker tripping depending on the model RV there can be up to 7 load...

Page 100: ...e voltage on each of the Lines Wiring Status Similar to an outlet tester that is plugged into outlets in your home to test for proper wiring PCS monitors the wiring status of the campground outlets yo...

Page 101: ...GFCI circuit continues to trip or if the power is not interrupted to the test light immediately turn off power at the circuit breaker panel and have a qualified electrician check it out Note The GFCI...

Page 102: ...for details on these fuses Your motorhome also has a 12 Volt fuse panel electrical distribution box located in one of the front compartments These fuses protect the automotive features which are insta...

Page 103: ...allows you use of the shoreline the 120 volt electrical system will recharge your auxiliary battery Under heavy usage in warm weather check the fluid level of those batteries that require attention to...

Page 104: ...ltaneously operate generator and a ventilator which could result in the entry of exhaust gas 8 When parked position the motorhome so that the wind will carry the exhaust away from the motorhome DO NOT...

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Page 106: ...e motorhome city water inlet 3 Turn the outside source of water ON and open the various faucets in the motorhome gradually to clear the air from the lines Close the faucets when the water flows freely...

Page 107: ...e water systems panel area and an outside water supply 2 Turn the lever on the by pass valve to the fresh tank position and begin filling 3 When the tank is full turn off the water supply View reading...

Page 108: ...ged periods of time This will help keep your water system fresh and discourage the growth of viral and bacterial contamination which may be contained in your water supply Use a chlorine and fresh wate...

Page 109: ...roducts and food by products can build up on the inside walls of the holding tanks producing a layer of scum that can cause the monitoring system to read higher than the actual level To correct this p...

Page 110: ...g the drain lines which can be minimized by following a few simple suggestions Always use plenty of water when flushing Do not put facial tissue paper baby wipes or sanitary napkins into your holding...

Page 111: ...ll the lever forward clockwise until rinse clears the bowl Be sure to release the lever slowly Movement of the flush lever opens the waste valve and allows the water to pass into the holding tank To a...

Page 112: ...n the outside of the black water tank FULL TANK LOCKOUT For the safety of your system the toilet will not flush when the Full Tank Sensor senses a full tank LED is red EMERGENCY OVERRIDE If the tank i...

Page 113: ...er flow macerator pump will start and run for about six seconds to clear bowl It will take about five seconds to refill bowl Toss several sheets of toilet paper into bowl and repeat cycle The bowl sho...

Page 114: ...e all pilot lights are extinguished Shut off gas to all appliances by first turning off each appliance then close the propane gas main shut off valve 2 Extinguish open flames and smoking materials 3 N...

Page 115: ...to 13 PSI before sending it along to the low pressure regulator second stage This second stage regulator reduces the pressure further to 11 inches water column or 6 35 ounces per square inch The two...

Page 116: ...as The source of the moisture is varied It can occur at the refinery or gas bulk plant in the rail cars used to transport the gas or even within the motorhome propane gas tank Moisture in a propane ga...

Page 117: ...2 DO NOT touch any electrical switches 3 Shut off the gas supply at the tank valve s or gas supply connection 4 Open all doors and other ventilating openings DO NOT USE THE RANGE HOOD 5 Leave the area...

Page 118: ...Motor Coach Limited Warranty Note The following instructions are guidelines for the care and maintenance of your motorhome Please refer back to the products Owner s Manual for more information on the...

Page 119: ...e valve in the line and reinstall the screws to secure it in place It is recommended that fresh water not be left in the storage tank for long periods of time The water should be drained when the unit...

Page 120: ...immediately noticeable but the plastic is made weaker and thus more prone to stress cracking The front suspension and steering system of this vehicle was factory aligned using highly accurate equipme...

Page 121: ...ke and backup lights to make sure they are working correctly Remember to check any towed vehicle or trailer lights also Replace burned out bulbs as soon as possible Condensation occurs when the air in...

Page 122: ...leaning of your lamps Note Damage to the lamp assembly by these chemicals is not covered under the manufacturer s warranty To prevent injuries and damage comply with any instructions provided by the b...

Page 123: ...ut of direct sun is also a primary way to help preserve fiberglass finishes Physical damage to fiberglass should be taken care of immediately to avoid moisture from entering through breaks and causing...

Page 124: ...ir pollutants and excessive moisture Surface weathering of fiberglass will not diminish structural integrity Regular monthly washing and polishing of exterior surfaces is the best insurance against su...

Page 125: ...red cover the puncture to seal out moisture and have it repaired as soon as possible check with your dealer The membranes used on the roof may have an extended warranty that is covered by the membrane...

Page 126: ...me shading the tires by covering can reduce tire sidewall cracks from forming Tire covers can be purchased at any motorhome supply store Check your Chassis Owner s Manual for the tire rotation require...

Page 127: ...sure they are working properly making sure that they close flush and that the locks hold tight Moving parts of the entrance door and lock should be adjusted and lubricated at least once a year or as n...

Page 128: ...cleansers which contain abrasive or harsh chemicals Never use alcohol or other organic solvents Keep your blinds looking new by wiping with a soft cloth Vacuum shades regularly Use a mild detergent t...

Page 129: ...and cleaner designed for wood products such as lemon oil or any oil based wood cleaning product Avoid constant exposure to direct sunlight which can cause fading and drying of wood surfaces Molds are...

Page 130: ...ancy If you expect to occupy the motorhome for an extended period be prepared to deal with condensation and the humid conditions that may be encountered The relatively small volume and tight compact c...

Page 131: ...terior surfaces maintain a comfortable temperature in the motorhome and avoid nighttime setbacks of 10 or more Drastic setbacks that reduce the indoor air temperature quickly can increase the chance f...

Page 132: ...leaks should be dried as soon as possible and definitely within 24 48 hours Drying areas quickly minimizes the chance for moisture damage and possible mold growth which can begin to form colonies in...

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Page 134: ...d be taken to protect them from damage In the event that the motorhome is left for a period of time without the furnace in operation canned goods and other foods packed in water should be stored as hi...

Page 135: ...see photo 8 Hookanairhosetothecitywaterconnectionlocatedintheterminationcompartment Blow out the water lines do not exceed 55 P S I until no more water can be seen coming out of the lines Pause for se...

Page 136: ...Generator Chassis Draining the tanks and water lines in your motorhome is half the battle of winterization Complete the Storage and Winterization Checklist to ensure protection of your motorhome An a...

Page 137: ...eeded Be sure that both the chassis and auxiliary house batteries have the proper electrolyte level and that they are fully charged A discharged battery will freeze and may crack the case causing seve...

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Page 139: ...w Clips Shovel Rake Coffee Maker Yard Chairs Small Level Foil Plastic Wrap Tire Pressure Gauge Glasses Cups Various Tools Plastic Containers PET COMFORT Plates Bowls Food Water Dish Portable Grill Le...

Page 140: ...tem x Check hoses fittings connections for leaks x Check drainage system for leaks x x x Sanitize flush system x Winterize system if necessary Electrical System x Check GFCI circuits x Perform mainten...

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Page 143: ...142 Date Mileage Fuel Gallon Oil Quarts MPG Date Mileage Fuel Gallon Oil Quarts MPG Fuel Oil Record...

Page 144: ...143 Fuel Oil Record Date Mileage Fuel Gallon Oil Quarts MPG Date Mileage Fuel Gallon Oil Quarts MPG...

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