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CLASS C MOTORHOME

18     INDEX

PAGE

L

Liquid Propane Gas System ................................................ 11-1

Air in the LP Tank ........................................................ 11-4
How LP Gas Works ..................................................... 11-1
LP Gas Detector .......................................................... 11-5
LP Gas Leaks .............................................................. 11-5
LP Tank Capacity ........................................................ 11-2
LP Tank System .......................................................... 11-2
Refilling LP Tank ......................................................... 11-3
Regulator .................................................................... 11-4
Safe Use of LP Gas ..................................................... 11-1
Selecting Fuel Types ................................................... 11-2
Travelling LP Gas ........................................................ 11-4

M

Motorhome Maintenance ..................................................... 15-1

AC And Oil Coolers ..................................................... 15-2
Chassis Customer Service .......................................... 15-1
Engine Access ............................................................. 15-1

Engine Hood ............................................................. 15-1

Engine Cooling System ............................................... 15-2
Tires

.................................................................... 15-2

P

Preparation ............................................................................ 3-1

Vehicle Preparation ....................................................... 3-1

Auxiliary Vehicle Towing ............................................ 3-2
Keys

...................................................................... 3-1

Parking, Levelling and Blocking ................................. 3-3
Trailer Towing ............................................................. 3-2
Vehicle Loading .......................................................... 3-1

S

Safety ..................................................................................... 2-1

Alarms

...................................................................... 2-4

Asphyxiation .................................................................. 2-3
Driving Safety ................................................................ 2-2
Electrical ...................................................................... 2-4
Emergency Exits ............................................................ 2-5
Formaldehyde ................................................................ 2-3
Fuel (Motor and LP Gas) ............................................... 2-2
General Safety ............................................................... 2-1
Loose Components ....................................................... 2-5
LP Gas Leaks ................................................................ 2-3
Maintenance .................................................................. 2-5

Safety Equipment Operation ................................................. 6-1

Alarms

...................................................................... 6-4

Carbon Monoxide Alarm ............................................. 6-5
LP Gas Alarm ............................................................. 6-4
Smoke Alarm .............................................................. 6-6

Emergency Escape ....................................................... 6-3
Fire Prevention .............................................................. 6-1

Fire Extinguisher ......................................................... 6-2
Fire Safety Tips .......................................................... 6-1

Storing Your RV ................................................................... 16-1

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T

Travelling

...................................................................... 7-1

Baggage Loading .......................................................... 7-1

Baggage Compartments ............................................ 7-1
Roof Loading .............................................................. 7-1

Front Axle Tire Alignment .............................................. 7-2
Maximum Occupancy .................................................... 7-2
Mirrors

...................................................................... 7-4

Preparation .................................................................... 7-1
Refuelling ...................................................................... 7-5
Seat Belts ...................................................................... 7-3

Care and Cleaning ..................................................... 7-4
Child Restraints .......................................................... 7-4
Lap Belts ..................................................................... 7-3
Shoulder/Lap Belts ..................................................... 7-3

Vehicle Weight-Loaded ................................................. 7-2

W

Warranty Policy ......................................................... 18-1

Water/Plumbing System ...................................................... 12-1

Fresh Water System .................................................... 12-1

Disinfection of Water Tank ....................................... 12-5
External Water Supply .............................................. 12-6
Fresh Water Tank Filling Procedure ........................ 12-2
Water Pump .............................................................. 12-3
Water Pump Filter ..................................................... 12-4
Water Pump Initial Start-Up ...................................... 12-4
Water Pump Switch .................................................. 12-3
Water Pump Troubleshooting ................................... 12-5
Water System Drains ................................................ 12-4

Plumbing Specifications ............................................ 12-13

Plumbing Schematics ............................................. 12-13
Tank Capacities ...................................................... 12-13

Plumbing System Operation ...................................... 12-11

Shower .................................................................. 12-12
Toilet

.................................................................. 12-12

Water Heater .......................................................... 12-11

Waste System ............................................................. 12-7

Black Water - Waste Holding Tank .......................... 12-7
Do's And Don'ts Holding Tanks .............................. 12-10
Dumping Holding Tanks ........................................... 12-8
Grey Water - Waste Holding Tank ........................... 12-7
Holding Tank Level Indicators ................................ 12-11
Tank Capacities ...................................................... 12-11
Using On-Site Sewer Hook-Ups ............................. 12-10

Winterization ................................................................ 17-1
Cold Temperature Operation ....................................... 17-1

Chassis 17-1
Fresh Water System ................................................. 17-1
Furnace .................................................................... 17-1
LP Gas .................................................................... 17-1
Waste System .......................................................... 17-1

Cold Temperature Storage .......................................... 17-2

De-Winterize Water Systems ................................... 17-2
Water System Winterization ..................................... 17-2

Summary of Contents for 2002 Class C

Page 1: ...CLASS C MOTORHOME OWNERS MANUAL...

Page 2: ...s standards and options on any and all products without prior notice Errors and omissions excepted The diagrams included were current at the time of printing NOTE PRINTED IN CANADA ISSUE DATE JANUARY...

Page 3: ...transfer responsibil ity for the changes to the owner This manual is intended to be a guideline This manual despite our best efforts should not be considered comprehensive in all details We invite yo...

Page 4: ...PRINTED IN CANADA PART NUMBER 146 4588 AUG00 Triple E Recreational Vehicles 301 Roblin Blvd Box 1230 Winkler Manitoba Canada R6W 4C4 Tel 204 325 4361 Fax 204 325 5241...

Page 5: ...Seat Optional Power Seats 4 4 4 5 Cocktail Seats 4 5 4 6 Seat Shoulder Belts 4 6 4 7 Side Entry 4 8 4 8 Refrigerator 4 9 4 9 Light Switches 4 10 4 10 Comfort Control Center 4 11 4 10 1Heating 4 11 4...

Page 6: ...trical Schematics 10 11 10 6 Fuse Panel 10 12 10 6 1Vehicle 10 13 11 Liquid Propane Gas System 11 1 11 1 How LP Gas Works 11 1 11 2 Safe Use of LP Gas 11 1 11 3 Selecting Fuel Types 11 2 11 4 LP Tank...

Page 7: ...Fresh Water Toilet 13 10 13 14 Optional Electric Step XL Only 13 11 13 15 Screen Windows 13 12 13 16 Standard Quartz Clock 13 12 13 17 Power Roof Vent Optional 13 12 13 18 Suspension Air System Option...

Page 8: ...se the Table of Contents or Index to find specific information If more information is required or you do not understand something please contact Your Triple E dealer or Triple E Recreational Vehicles...

Page 9: ...he rimsonthevehicleensurethatthenewrimsmeet these specifications 8 Cold Inflation Pressure Inflation pressures recommended while cold for the tires originally equipped on your vehicle These pressure l...

Page 10: ...1 3 CLASS C MOTORHOME Fig 1 2 VEHICLE LABELS Fig 1 3 IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION LABEL LOCATION U S...

Page 11: ...No ___________________________ Microwave Oven Manufacturer ________________________ Model ______________________________ Serial No ___________________________ Video Cassette Player Manufacturer ______...

Page 12: ...ICATION LEFT Fig 1 3 EXTERIOR IDENTIFICATION RIGHT 1 Water Heater Service Access 2 Refrigerator Service Access 3 Range Hood Vent 4 Porch Light 5 Generator Compartment 6 Spare Tire 7 Propane Tank 8 Ent...

Page 13: ...investment is important to you as well as to us Our engineers and design team has dedicated itself to the development of the best motorhome comfort and protection packages in the industry Herearesomeo...

Page 14: ...rious injury or death and property damage 3 Do not modify the vehicle in any way Unauthor ized modification may impair the function and or safety and could affect the life of the vehicle 4 All approve...

Page 15: ...L MOTOR AND LP GAS 1 Do not smoke when filling vehicle fuel tank generator fuel tank or LP gas tank 2 Extinguish all pilot lights before refuelling 3 Do not fill the LP gas tank when the generator is...

Page 16: ...a short time 6 Maintain engine s exhaust system components in top condition to prevent fumes from entering vehicle Check when changing oil when exhaust sound changes or when underbody is damaged 7 Cl...

Page 17: ...must be replaced Do not allow battery to go dead Be sure to replace with recommended battery Test after battery is replaced e Clean and vacuum opening on smoke alarm once a month f Do not try to repai...

Page 18: ...rating 1 Tie strap or secure all tables chairs and other furniture before transporting 2 Close latch or lock all doors panels and gates before travelling 3 All passengers must be seated in a seat tha...

Page 19: ...the sticker check the front and rear gross axle weights against the front and rear GAWR s on the sticker If either axle weight exceeds the GAWR for that axle redistribute the load to ensure that load...

Page 20: ...e differently with a trailer in tow Stopping distances will change Make sure your trailer is equipped and connected to your motorhome with the proper brake system When descending a steep or long grade...

Page 21: ...the various water and waste levels in the different holding tanks will have a reduced holding capacity if not level In addition the sewer drainage system needs to be level in order to function properl...

Page 22: ...first clockwise detent for OFF where the engine and all electrical power has been turned off to the instruments Refer to the manual provided in the informa tion package from the chassis manufacturers...

Page 23: ...e driving section of the vehicle f Fuel This displays the amount of fuel in the gas tank g Temperature Gauge This displays the engine coolant temperature h Speedometer This indicator displays the trav...

Page 24: ...is located in the center of the steering wheel Depress the center to sound the horn c Cruise Control These buttons on each side of the steering wheel set and control the functions of the cruise contro...

Page 25: ...sets the position of the drivers seat Push the switch forward and hold to move the seat forward Push the switch rearward and hold to move the seat back Pull the switch up to raise the seat and down to...

Page 26: ...h on the right side releases the swivel base Lift the latch to release the lock and allow the chair to swivel When the seat returns to this position the lock will again engage 2 Position Lock This lat...

Page 27: ...t the spade is locked securely in place c Be sure the belt is not twisted to minimize load concentrations during impact A flat belt distributes impact loads over a wider area of the body to reduce the...

Page 28: ...able US Motor Vehicle and Canadian Children s Car Seats and Harness Regulations b Make sure the system will attach to your vehicle conveniently and provide safety for your child every time it is used...

Page 29: ...on rocker switch controls the power to a coach interior light Depress the upper portion of the switch to turn the light on and the lower portion for off The switch or the light must be turned on 3 Bag...

Page 30: ...e of the refrigerator Depress and hold the switch and each of the four operating modes automatic AC LP or dc will flash one at a time in the center display Release the switch when the desired mode is...

Page 31: ...om Side Consol Ceiling 4 9 LIGHT SWITCHES Many rocker or standard light switches are used throughout the motorhome to turn lights on and off If there is any confusion as to which switch and light work...

Page 32: ...a furnace to heat the interior and operates on LP gas The controls are located on an inside wall Review the instruc tions in the information package for more details 1 Upper Side This sliding switch...

Page 33: ...ions high medium and low set the fan speed to draw outside air into the coach c Optional Heat This position draws heated air into the interior and is not meant to replace a furnace but just to remove...

Page 34: ...itch to its most counterclockwise position to turn the fan off Turn the switch to its first second or third clockwise detents Position 1 2 and 3 respectively to set the fan speeds at low medium or hig...

Page 35: ...nk before starting to heat water or the element will burn out CLASS C MOTORHOME Outside Compartment Open WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS 1 Do not try to light any appliances 2 Do not touch any electric sw...

Page 36: ...he bottom cabinet next to the oven However the location can vary depending on your specific configura tion Watch the pointer on the pivot to deter mine the valve setting 1 Normal Operation Horizontal...

Page 37: ...d on the Monitor panel Depress the top of the rocker switch to turn the pump on and the bottom of the switch to turn it off It is recommended that the pump switch be turned off whenever leaving the mo...

Page 38: ...nd counterclockwise to turn on b Cold Water This standard water tap controls the flow of cold water to the shower head Turn clockwise to turn off and counterclockwise to turn on c Shower Head This sta...

Page 39: ...ater Tank Filler Use this inlet to fill the fresh water tank b Black Water Tank Flush Fitting optional Use this fitting to flush out the black water tank after it has been emptied Black Water Tank Flu...

Page 40: ...s is the discharge valve for the grey water tank Pull out to open valve and push in to close Always empty black water tank first and then the grey water This procedure will use the grey water to rinse...

Page 41: ...This 2 position rocker switch controls the power to the water pump Depress the top portion of the switch to turn the water pump on and the bottom to turn it off 4 System Switches Each system is equip...

Page 42: ...as a power source The converter is mounted under the dinette seat The converter is turned on when 120 volt power is available If 120 volt power is not available the normal 12 volt power require ments...

Page 43: ...for any length of time 9 Start the refrigerator a day ahead of time so it will be cold for your trip 10 Fill LP gas container Be careful not to overfill LP gas container An overfilled LP gas con taine...

Page 44: ...l objects in vehicle Tie latch or lock all loose objects as appropriate Unsecured objects can become a dangerous projectile in a sudden manoeuvre or accident 5 Securely close and lock all doors to pre...

Page 45: ...e engine tem perature carefully especially during long climbs If you notice over heating pull off the road and allow the engine to cool off thor oughly before you continue Fill the radiator with coola...

Page 46: ...ank dumping can be difficult if not impossible 7 Sleeping bags are a good idea They take up less storage space than regular bedding and they save on laundry while travelling 8 Make sure all compartmen...

Page 47: ...ms as per Individual and Personal Tastes and Needs _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____________________...

Page 48: ...weather Prepare with an alternate exit Move to higher ground as soon as it starts raining 4 Should you get caught in a flash flood do not attempt to move your vehicle Abandon it and return to it only...

Page 49: ...llow combustible materials to accumulate Make sure you store flamma ble liquids in approved containers in a well ventilated space 2 Make sure you have charged fire extinguishers readily accessible 3 A...

Page 50: ...ced immediately f For additional information check in the manual that is provided with the Fire Extin guisher 2 Function a Fire extinguishers are designed to put out a fire in its initial stages Once...

Page 51: ...has hinges on top 2 When window is not being used as an emergency exit it func tions as any other window to provide ventilation 3 Formulate a plan for escape from the vehicle should an emergency aris...

Page 52: ...and sounds when there is an unsafe level of gas in the air a Sounds whenever there is an unsafe amount of gas in the vehicle b Follow instructions on safety sign next to stove and air out vehicle to s...

Page 53: ...eople Do not breathe any exhaust heating or cooking fumes to prevent asphyxiation b Open doors vents and windows to air out vehicle and silence alarm c Have a qualified service man check all burners C...

Page 54: ...ress center button to test alarm electronics Test alarm sensor by blowing smoke from safe fire free source past sensor If alarm does not sound when testing determine source of problem and correct or r...

Page 55: ...ty and do not exceed vehicle GVWR or the GAWR 7 2 1 ROOF LOADING Your motorhome may be equipped with a roof rack to accommodate light weight articles This weight should not exceed 10 lb per square foo...

Page 56: ...IRE ALIGNMENT The front end tire wheel alignment was done at the factory prior to delivery based on the vehicle being empty and on the weight distribution at that time It is recommended that the front...

Page 57: ...s the chest over the shoulder but not against the neck NOTE If you pull the strap away from the wall too quickly the automatic retractor may lock To free it relax the tension and then pull it away fro...

Page 58: ...s are a legal requirement In order to provide the best in safety measures for your child in case of an accident we make the following recommendations 1 Purchase a certified child restraint system Make...

Page 59: ...or flammable fumes 1 Removing The Fuel Cap Rotate the fuel cap slowly and only far enough for the pressure to be released i e until any hissing sound stops Then remove the cap 2 Filling The Tank Do no...

Page 60: ...s the vehicle fuel tank from being completely emptied on site Motorhomes equipped with a diesel engine have a separate fuel tank to provide gasoline for the generator E350 Chassis E450 Chassis Fuel Ca...

Page 61: ...unting the wheel Check the torque and re tighten after 25 and 100 driving miles Check the torque at each oil change Safety Reminders 1 Park the motorhome on a level surface 2 Turn off the engine and s...

Page 62: ...ned to transmit torque to turn the engine over for starting 2 Jump Starting Open the hood and connect the jumper cables to the battery posts Always connect positive to positive and negative to the fra...

Page 63: ...e provided 2 Backing Up a Mirrors Large mirrors are mounted on both sides of the cab to provide rearward visibility for the drivers However they do not provide visibility directly behind or on top cle...

Page 64: ...ks or cause undue pressure on the jacks 1 Inspect the area where the motorhome will be parked Select if possible an area that has a firm prepared surface Most campgrounds provide this type of parking...

Page 65: ...the woodwork Moisture condensing on the windows is a sure sign that the humidity inside your motorhome is too high To reduce moisture inside your motorhome we suggest the following 1 Open windows and...

Page 66: ...driver s side of the motorhome 10 1 120 VOLT AC SYSTEM When connected to an outside electrical utility such as that provided by most campgrounds or when running your 120 volt generator the charger cha...

Page 67: ...panel contains the fuses for the 12 volt system circuit breakers for the 120 volt system and the converter that changes 120 volt power into 12 volt AC Each system handles different circuits in the mot...

Page 68: ...ll not function on shore power Fig 10 4 120 VOLT CIRCUIT BREAKERS Fig 10 5 GFCI OUTLET TYPICAL 10 1 4 GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER GFCI Various outlets in the motorhome particularly those near sin...

Page 69: ...phyxiation All internal combustion engines produce carbon monoxide CO gas fumes when running This gas is poisonous colorless odorless tasteless and lighter than air These gases can readily be drawn in...

Page 70: ...site Motorhomes equipped with a diesel engine have a separate fuel tank installed to provide gasoline for the generator Check the gen erator fuel level frequently during heavy use Refill as required t...

Page 71: ...running then release d Allow the engine on the generator to start and run smoothly before operating electrical appliances e Be familiar with the output capacity and capability of your generator f Be c...

Page 72: ...upply power to all the 12 volt lights and equipment in the living area of your motorhome Included in this would be vent and exhaust fans refrigerator 120 volt generator starter water pump furnace fan...

Page 73: ...he battery This can happen when a battery is not used for a long period of time 30 days or more especially during warm weather This situation requires replacement of the bat tery The second is freezin...

Page 74: ...nd replaced make sure the positive and negative cables are attached to the correct terminals Positive to positive and nega tive to negative The same is true when using a booster battery or a charger I...

Page 75: ...te scale when the battery switch is depressed 10 4 TRAILER WIRING CONNECTOR Your motorhome is ready for trailer or car towing It has a wiring connector plug at the back for quick hook up Refer to the...

Page 76: ...10 11 CLASS C MOTORHOME 10 5 TYPICAL ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS...

Page 77: ...10 12 CLASS C MOTORHOME 10 6 FUSE PANEL Location Panel Fig 10 14 FUSE PANEL The fuse panel is located in the face of the dinette seat...

Page 78: ...10 13 CLASS C MOTORHOME 10 6 4 VEHICLE Panel Fig 10 15 VEHICLE FUSE PANEL...

Page 79: ...alves LP gas detec tor and carbon monoxide CO detectors As well LP gas contains an odor additive so that it can be more easily detected Observe the following precautions for the safe use of LP gas 1 F...

Page 80: ...K CAPACITY The tank size is the approximate usable volume which is about 80 of the total tank volume Regency Senator Senator XL Tank 17 5 66 Size Gal l Propane Tank Capacity 11 3 HOW LP GAS WORKS Ther...

Page 81: ...mpty LP gas container as soon as possible Do not overfill your LP gas container Stop filling when liquid appears at the overflow valve often called a 10 valve which contacts the liquid level at 80 of...

Page 82: ...ase you may have to reduce the consumption of fuel by lowering the tempera ture setting on the furnace reduce the consump tion of hot water turn up the temperature setting on your refrigerator or swit...

Page 83: ...warning label has been located in the cooking area to remind the user to provide an adequate supply of fresh air for combustion Unlike homes the amount of oxygen supply is limited due to the size of...

Page 84: ...rhome 2 By connecting to city water by means of a water hose Both can supply water to the sink shower bathroom toilet and the water heater The water system built into your motorhome provides full serv...

Page 85: ...2 3 GRAVITY FILL WATER INLET 1 Gravity fill Water Supply a Set pump switch to the off position b Open gravity fill fitting compartment c Insert funnel or hose into intake d Add required amount of fres...

Page 86: ...the water pump is located on the range hood When this switch is in the on position the pump will automatically activate when any faucet shower or toilet is being used It is recommended that the pump...

Page 87: ...with drain lines and valves for draining the system Open both valves to completely drain the system close the valves before refilling the system Fig 12 5 DRAIN VALVES 12 1 6 WATER PUMP INITIAL START...

Page 88: ...ks c Make sure there is water in the tank d Make sure no air is trapped in the system e Make sure the tank fill water selector valve is set to normal It is recommended that fresh water systems be disi...

Page 89: ...cessive splashing IMPORTANT Some campgrounds have an exces sively high water pressure which can cause problems It is a good idea to get a pressure reducer from your RV center and attach it to your inc...

Page 90: ...raining the waste holding tank This will help flush solids out of the sewer hose 12 2 2 BLACK WATER WASTE HOLDING TANK The black water holding tank collects all the waste from the toilet and vanity si...

Page 91: ...ting optional Open the dump valve to flush out any residual wastes After the tank has been drained again close the valve secure compartment NOTE Do not open the grey water valve until black water valv...

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Page 93: ...ansers in your holding tank 8 DON T put anything solid in your holding tank which can scratch or damage the plastic 12 2 5 USING ON SITE SEWER HOOK UPS When staying at a campsite for any period of tim...

Page 94: ...dition to the regular cool ing system area 12 11 CLASS C MOTORHOME 12 2 6 HOLDING TANK LEVEL INDICATORS The holding tank levels may be checked on the monitor panel Press the corresponding switch to ch...

Page 95: ...blade or blade seal at the bottom of the bowl If problem persists replace water valve 2 Toilet leaks there is water on the floor If the leak is in back of the toilet check the water supply line conne...

Page 96: ...MOTORHOME 12 4 PLUMBING SPECIFICATIONS 12 4 1 TANK CAPACITIES Regency Senator Senator XL Fresh 36 136 36 136 Grey 32 243 32 243 Black 32 243 32 243 Tank Capacities 12 4 2 TYPICAL PLUMBING SCHEMATICS D...

Page 97: ...r 1 120 volt AC electric 2 LP gas with 12 volt ignition It is very important that your motorhome be level when parked so that the refrigerator will operate safely and properly When you park your motor...

Page 98: ...NG BURNERS To Light The Range 1 Turn the burner control knob to on 2 Turn the piezo ingition knob until the burner ignites If the burner does not ignite within 10 seconds turn the burner control knob...

Page 99: ...nsure proper ventilation 13 2 3 RANGE HOOD The range hood fan operates on 12 volts and should be used whenever the range or oven is being used This will aid in removing cooking odors steam fumes and h...

Page 100: ...turn the oven control knob to off and turn off the main gas supply 13 3 OPTIONAL MICROWAVE OVEN For complete instructions refer to the manufactur er s manual Operating Tips 1 Do not attempt to operat...

Page 101: ...ndicates the level of charge in the auxiliary battery 2 Propane Indicates the level of propane in the propane tank 3 Fresh Water Indicates the amount of fresh water in the fresh water tank 4 Holding T...

Page 102: ...t delay before the blower comes on Allow the blower to run for 5 minutes to purge the combustion chamber d Move thermostat lever below room temperature The blower will continue running for about 2 min...

Page 103: ...onditioner is in operation Do not operate your air conditioner without the filter installed 2 Cleaning and or Changing Filters a Remove the filters by pressing the 2 retainer clips and remove the plas...

Page 104: ...Fig 13 10 CONVERTER 13 10 SLEEPING FACILITIES Do not use sleeping facilities while motorhome is in motion 1 Bedroom Standard sleeping facilities with a bed are located at the rear of the coach 2 Rear...

Page 105: ...cing larger cushions in the center To convert back to a dinette reverse the above instructions Dinette Bed Fig 13 12 DINETTE BED 13 11 SEATS To move the chairs forward or backward use the lever locate...

Page 106: ...ayed the seat belt must be replaced 13 13 FRESH WATER TOILET Fig 13 15 TOILET 2 Operating Tips a Do not use facial tissue or regular house hold toilet tissue in the RV toilet It will not disintegrate...

Page 107: ...let bowl and spray silicone lubricant inside the flush valve Operate the valve several times to make sure it is operating freely For instructions on preparing the toilet for cold weather storage refer...

Page 108: ...optional power roof vents These are designed to move a lot of fresh air through your motorhome and reduce the need for air conditioning under many circum stances The vent dome can be raised or lowere...

Page 109: ...to provide the desired stiffness Use an air hose and accurate pressure gauge to pressurize the system A filler valve stem is located on each side of the motorhome next to the wheel well Never operate...

Page 110: ...ts it is recommended that the motorhome be washed frequently and thor oughlyusingamildsoapandwarmwater Donot wash the exterior in direct sunlight and never use hot water Pressure washers are not a goo...

Page 111: ...f upholstery and fabrics To minimize the effect close drapes blinds and shades whenever possible CAUTION Use of water based and detergent based solvent cleaners may cause excessive shrinking Water sta...

Page 112: ...s or other metal objects to clean the ports as they may become enlarged If the burner is washed in a sink dry immediately by shaking off all excess water and lighting the burner until all water has ev...

Page 113: ...t use highly concentrated or high acid contact household cleaners as these may damage the shower compartment c Toilet For instructions on the care of the toilet refer to the toilet manufacturer s manu...

Page 114: ...y a Ford based Service Repre sentative is available to assist you by calling Ford US 1 800 392 3673 Ford Can 1 800 565 3673 15 2 ENGINE ACCESS 15 2 1 ENGINE HOOD Fig 15 1 ENGINE HOOD There are two mea...

Page 115: ...front of the vehicle for the oil coolers and air conditioner condensers Keep all the coolers clean Access them by opening the front hood Keep the cooler and A C condensor fins clear and free from deb...

Page 116: ...d flushed 7 Remove all perishables and anything which may freeze canned goods medicine etc Leave the refrigerator door open Be sure controls are turned off 8 To ventilate living area open drawers cabi...

Page 117: ...es during the winter season winter diesel must be used to prevent fuel gelling Gelling could cause the engine to stop or make it difficult to start 17 1 COLD TEMPERATURE OPERATION All XL motorhomes ar...

Page 118: ...ears let about a cup run down the drain this will winterize the trap 8 Turn off the pump 9 At the city water connection open the dust cap and press the valve inside the inlet with a small screw driver...

Page 119: ...authorized dealer This is limited to making good at our factory any part or parts thereof upon return to the factory This warranty applies provided that all applicable sections of this warranty polic...

Page 120: ...ur vehicle or its parts are not warranted by the manufacturer ThiswarrantydoesnotcoveranycomponentwhichisnotmanufacturedbyTripleERecreational Vehicles or any component under separate warranties from i...

Page 121: ...dition or condition of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose applicable to this product is limited in duration to the duration of this warranty Note Product improvement is an ongoing pro...

Page 122: ...Motorized only if equipped Rear Camera Hydraulic Jacks if equipped Roof Vents Both power and standard vent Range Hood Coffee Maker The warranty for these components is extended through the major comp...

Page 123: ...ystem 4 14 Water Heater 4 14 Water Heater Bypass 4 15 Water Pump 4 16 Water System Access Compartment 4 17 D Driving 5 1 Driving Characteristics 5 3 Driving Safety Tip 5 3 Emergency Equipment Check Li...

Page 124: ...Travelling 7 1 Baggage Loading 7 1 Baggage Compartments 7 1 Roof Loading 7 1 Front Axle Tire Alignment 7 2 Maximum Occupancy 7 2 Mirrors 7 4 Preparation 7 1 Refuelling 7 5 Seat Belts 7 3 Care and Cle...

Page 125: ...nt Replace or redo sealant Electrical System Check battery connections and fluid level Check 12 volt fuses and 120 volt breakers Test GFI receptacles Generator Generator maintenance instructions Check...

Page 126: ...heck electrode Check module board circuits Refrigerator Refigerator maintenance instructions Check and clean exterior vent Check and clean baffle Furnace Furnace maintenance instructions Roof Air Cond...

Page 127: ...eel bearings Check brake assemblies Hydraulic Slide out Leveling System Check oil level Check hydraulic lines Check adjustment and function Miscellaneous Lube locks hinges and latches Lubricate electr...

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