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Schwintek In-Wall Slideout System

117

Sealant

127

Slideout Systems

115

Smoke Alarm

Suggested Maintenance Checklist

129

Thermostat

112, 113

Tire and Loading Information Label

Tire Maintenance

Tire Pressure & Load Limits

Tire Safety Tips

Toilet

Towing and Leveling

Troubleshooting, Basic

130

TV Roof Antenna

111

Unhitching from a Tow Vehicle

UVW (Unloaded Vehicle Weight)

Warranty, (1) One Year Limited Base

Warranty, (3) Three Year Limited Structural

Warranty Service

Water Control System

Water Heater

Weighing Your Tow Vehicle and RV

Weight Labels

Weight Ratings & Definitions

Wheel Nut Torque

Windows

127

Winterizing the Plumbing System

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Summary of Contents for PINECREST

Page 1: ...O W N E R S M A N U A L B U I LT A R O U N D Y O U...

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Page 3: ...Manufacturer Warranty Information 25 Occupant Safety 26 Pre Travel Information 41 Towing Leveling 53 Electrical Systems 85 Plumbing Systems 92 Propane System 102 Appliances 108 Electronics 110 Heating...

Page 4: ...P I N E C R E S T O W N E R S M A N U A L P I N E C R E S T O W N E R S M A N U A L...

Page 5: ...amp If you have any questions concerns or request service regarding any facet of your RV please contact your dealer or Vanleigh RV I N T R O D U C T I O N The Owner Information Package incorporates th...

Page 6: ...Fifth Wheel 5 Body Type C Fifth Wheel 6 Through 7 Length 32 34 39 40 32 Feet 34 Feet 39 Feet 40 Feet 8 Axles Configuration 2 2 9 Check Digit A Calculation None 10 Model Year 8 9 A B 2008 As per Table...

Page 7: ...nties The incorpora tion of items listed as customer supplied does not entail or advise the availability application sustain ability or inclusion for any specific unit If so equipped This includes ite...

Page 8: ...ety defi ciency lies in other vehicles a recall and remedy campaign may be called The NHTSA does not become associated with individualized cases between you your dealer or Vanleigh RV TO CONTACT THE N...

Page 9: ...pairs NOT under warranty 7 Service all Vanleigh RV products S E R V I C E WA R R A N T Y OWNER S RESPONSIBILITIES As the owner you are liable for the periodical care and proper maintenance of your RV...

Page 10: ...A second appointment may be required to complete lower priority list items or if parts need to be ordered While Waiting If possible drop off your RV Usually customers cannot watch as repair work is pe...

Page 11: ...and advise if any original parts must be returned d Only after the authorization number has been issued may the repair center begin work on your RV e For reimbursement either you or the RV repair faci...

Page 12: ...of the alter ations to any of the parts components systems or assemblies installed by Vanleigh RV Vanleigh RV is not responsi ble for the safety or quality of design features materials or workmanship...

Page 13: ...TION ON THE FACE HEREOF IN ADDITION TO THE EXCLUSIONS SET FORTH IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO DAMAGE DUE TO NEGLIGENT USE MISUSE ABUSE OR ACCIDENT INVOLVING ANY PART AND OR...

Page 14: ...dealer or to or from the consumer or by the consumer or another g Any defects in work labor materials or parts not actually manufactured by performed by or made by Warrantor h Tires i Batteries j Rec...

Page 15: ...pair shop as directed by Warrantor Either that dealer or repair shop or Warrantor will undertake appropriate corrective repairs in instances where the defect is covered by this Warranty Warrantor rese...

Page 16: ...nd neces sary maintenance including reasonable periodic inspections of the recreational vehicle and or use of the recreation al vehicle for rental business or commercial use or any other use other tha...

Page 17: ...HE LIMITED WARRANTY THE RECREATIONAL VEHICLE MUST BE REGISTERED WITHIN FIVE 5 DAYS OF THE DATE OF PURCHASE OTHERWISE THIS LIMITED WARRANTY WILL NOT BE EFFEC TIVE NO PERSON HAS THE AUTHORITY TO ENLARGE...

Page 18: ...iberglass rear wall assembly laminated fiberglass front wall wrap sidewall end wall front and rear wall frame assembly wood and aluminum roof assembly floor assembly and frame assembly THIS WARRANTY C...

Page 19: ...UCTURAL COMPONENTS by anyone and failure to maintain or care for the STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS and any and all matters which were not within the control of the Warrantor e Neglect of the recreational vehi...

Page 20: ...excessive condensation which results in water damage and or mold or mildew aa Damage fading or deterioration caused by prolonged exposure to natural elements ab Damage caused by infestation by insect...

Page 21: ...on to enforce it shall be commenced not more than three 3 months thereafter otherwise the Purchaser will have waived any such defect and claim and any and all damages arising as a result thereof The p...

Page 22: ...NTY THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AN UNWRITTEN WARRANTY THAT THE PRODUCT IS FIT FOR ORDINARY USE IS LIMITED TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY AND ANY OTHER IMPLIED WARRANTY ARI...

Page 23: ...on any issue or matter of any type or nature shall entitle Warrantor to recover its costs damages and reasonable attorney s fees in connection with the same How Does State Law Relate to This Warranty...

Page 24: ...ppert Components www lci1 com 574 537 8900 Range with Oven Lippert Components www lci1 com 574 537 8900 Refrigerator LG Standard Dometic Optional www lg com us refrigerators www dometic com 800 243 00...

Page 25: ...date of purchase Original owner only Load Center Progressive Dynamics Two year limited warranty Microwave Furrion One year limited warranty Pin Box Lippert Components Three year warranty from date of...

Page 26: ...ach in case of an emergency There should be a minimum of one way to exit the coach without having to open a door Provide everyone in volved with a drawn out floor plan to find two emergency exits In c...

Page 27: ...report your claim to your insurance company as soon as possible FIRE SAFETY Please REFRAIN from the three most frequent Fire Safety problems use of flammable cleaning products leaving children unatten...

Page 28: ...ase NEVER use water on this type of fire Type C For use on fires involving energized electrical equipment Type ABC Works on all three types of fires listed above A small portable extinguisher will be...

Page 29: ...make sure that the ground is safe to escape in case of an emergency Make sure that every person on the RV is aware of the operations of the egress window and aware of the informa tion given on the la...

Page 30: ...d that is normal 2 If the alarm does not sound then check the amount of power the alarm is getting and retest 3 If it still does not sound replace the battery or alarm as quickly as possible Battery T...

Page 31: ...open door or window where the fresh air is if you are not able to exit until the following Fire department responders have arrived to your location The area has been cleared The Carbon Monoxide alarm...

Page 32: ...ed immediately Maintenance There are small holes that are located at the front of the alarm that needs to be cleaned of any particles that could disrupt its function The alarm requires no maintenance...

Page 33: ...an LP leak Until the leak is corrected you should not run on gas You should contact your local dealer if you would like service on your propane gas before using it Testing the propane gas alarm If yo...

Page 34: ...Enhancing your air quality Open the windows and get fresh air Stay outside as much as you can to get fresh air Controlling mold inside your RV Frequently clean the kitchen and the bathroom Repair wat...

Page 35: ...O U T G A S S I N G If you have recently purchased your fifth wheel or had it in storage for a period of time do not be alarmed if you smell the presence of a chemical stench It is not abnormal Offgas...

Page 36: ...a cold surface as water vapor in the air cools changing to liquid water In cold weather it may be seen as frost or ice Moisture can condense on the inside of an RV during cold weather the same way tha...

Page 37: ...ase Control exposure to damp and moldy environments may cause a variety of health defects or none at all For people sensitive to molds mold exposure may cause nasal congestion coughing wheezing and or...

Page 38: ...lso recommend that you visit the following websites that maintain information about indoor air pollutants including molds and formaldehyde along with ways to improve indoor air quality www epa gov iaq...

Page 39: ...eigh RV does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations External or third party links may be provided for the convenience of the users of that website Vanl...

Page 40: ...t for weather or road conditions that can impact the stability handling of your tow vehicle and RV Vehicle Generator Exhaust Only operate a generator customer supplied in an open outdoor area where th...

Page 41: ...quirement the towing capacity of your tow vehicle MUST be greater than the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR of your RV Contact your automotive dealer to confirm the towing capacity of your vehicle whe...

Page 42: ...es NOT include cargo water LP gas or dealer installed accessories Hitch Weight or Tongue Load Tongue Weight Hitch weight is the actual weight pressing down on the hitch ball by the RV CCC Cargo Carryi...

Page 43: ...of water in the holding tank will increase the amount of cargo weight available by the same amount This flexibility allows you to make choices that fit your travel and camp ing needs If you have furt...

Page 44: ...ight is greater than the GVWR some con tents must be removed until the actual overall weight is less than or equal to GVWR 2 Hitch the RV to your tow vehicle Weigh the RV and the tow vehicle to determ...

Page 45: ...s of tire safety show that the most important things you can do to avoid tire failure blowouts and flat tires are Maintain proper tire pressure Observe tire and vehicle load limits NEVER carry more we...

Page 46: ...measured in pounds per square inch PSI Tire pressure affects your RV s overall performance and provides the load carrying capacity The proper tire pressure for your vehicle is referred to as the cold...

Page 47: ...G AFFECTS YOUR RV AND TIRES The results of overloading can have serious consequences for passenger safety Too much weight on your vehicle s suspension system can cause spring shock absorber or brake f...

Page 48: ...sidewall of all tires This infor mation identifies and describes the fundamental characteristics of the tire and it also provides a tire identification number for safety standard certification and in...

Page 49: ...tion are speed restricted to 75 mph under normal inflation and load conditions Do not exceed these speed ratings regardless of the posted maximum speed limit Tires are warranted by the tire manufactur...

Page 50: ...tire Insert the crank handle extension Turn counter clockwise to lower the spare tire Turn clockwise to raise the spare tire P R E T R AV E L I N F O R M AT I O N Wear Pattern Possible Cause Solution...

Page 51: ...ring During normal cornering the tires and wheels experience a considerable amount of stress called side load Therefore the lug nuts on your RV frequently require torque maintenance ALWAYS use a prope...

Page 52: ...e three red warning indicators signs reflectors lanterns or road flares as follows Place the 1st indicator 10 feet behind the RV on the off door or road side Place the 2nd indicator 100 feet behind th...

Page 53: ...affect your tow vehicle s performance and handling DO NOT use the tow vehicle s cruise control on icy wet or winding roads or any other traffic situations where a constant speed could be dangerous Pr...

Page 54: ...w vehicle battery and charging system working properly BATTERY ISOLATOR CUSTOMER SUPPLIED You may want to install a battery isolator on your tow vehicle A battery isolator is a device that Receives cu...

Page 55: ...mportant because it affects the towing and handling characteristics of your RV There are many kinds of hitches available for various uses and assuring that you have the correct hitch installed is crit...

Page 56: ...pin will cause the mechanism to close 7 Secure the hitch lever as specified in the manufacturer Shift the truck into drive but DO NOT press on the accelerator Bump the hitch to make sure it is locked...

Page 57: ...nges can cause skidding and loss of control Driving through water deep enough to wet the brakes may affect stopping distance or cause the vehicle to pull to one side Check the RV s brake operation in...

Page 58: ...he ignition switch Go outside and block the RV wheels securely with wheel chocks The wheel chocks can be wood blocks or purchased items as long as they prevent the RV from rolling FW SETUP 1 Choose a...

Page 59: ...Ground Control 3 0 5th Wheel 4 Point and 6 Point OneControl Touch Panel OWNER S MANUAL T O W I N G L E V E L I N G 5 9...

Page 60: ...2 Auto Level 12 Auto Level Sequence 12 Troubleshooting 13 Red Green LED Indicator on Auto Leveling Control Touch Pad Rev A 13 Red Green LED Indicator on Auto Leveling Control Touch Pad Rev B 13 OneCon...

Page 61: ...commencing any service or repair procedure Any attempts to change the tires or perform other service while trailer is supported solely by the Ground Control 3 0 jacks could result in death serious inj...

Page 62: ...egins thefrontofthetrailerwillseekapositionnearalevelstate 2 Rearjackswillbegrounded 3 Aside to sidelevelingsequencewilloccur NOTE Atthispointonthe6pointsystem the2middlejackswillbegroundedtostabilize...

Page 63: ...n C Info Displays system information e g angle jack stroke or software version D Connected Icon Press 6 times to program zero point wireless configurations E Home Icon Returns screen to home page F Au...

Page 64: ...Choose either ALL JACKS or REAR JACKS Press the ENTER button again to start the Auto Retract sequence C Manual Mode Scroll to MANUAL MODE Fig 2G and press ENTER button to start Manual Level operation...

Page 65: ...he 6 point system the 2 middle jacks will be grounded to stabilize the trailer These 2 jacks do not level the trailer 4 Each jack will perform a final grounding touch NOTE If the AUTO LEVEL sequence d...

Page 66: ...ted from this mode In Manual Mode Fig 6 all jacks are available to be operated B Enter Push to activate various modes C Info Displays system information e g angle jack stroke software version D Auto R...

Page 67: ...fi settings Turn wireless feature on and connect to the myRV wireless network NOTE If this is the first time connecting to the myRV wireless network a password will be required The password is located...

Page 68: ...l grounding touch NOTE If the AUTO LEVEL sequence does not perform as described above locate the OneControl Touch Panel inside the trailer or use the OneControl App to place the system in manual mode...

Page 69: ...s any Linc button to Sync Fig 11 8 Press any button in Leveler mode on the Linc Remote Control Fig 7 9 Pressing ABORT on the OneControl Touch Panel Fig 11A will cancel configuration sequence Fig 8 Fig...

Page 70: ...nce away from the trailer press the ON OFF button Fig 7I on the Linc remote if the Linc is not on 2 Enter a PIN 3 Choose the LEVELER option 4 Press AUTO LEVEL Fig 7H NOTE Once the automatic leveling c...

Page 71: ...nsult the Troubleshooting section of this manual to clear the error What Is Happening Why Off Touch pad is locked Solid Green Touch pad is active Blinking Green Jacks are moving Solid Red Low battery...

Page 72: ...R Bad connection or wiring Replace or repair connection to rear remote sensor JACK TIME OUT System could not level in expected time Check disposition of jacks AUTO LEVEL FAIL Unsecured controller Volt...

Page 73: ...eling Control Touch Pad Rev B NOTE Landing gear can still be extended retracted in the Special Jack Error Code mode 1 To clear most standard faults press Retract All 2 To clear jack faults press and h...

Page 74: ...et into the port Fig 14 4 Turn the override until the jack extends or retracts to desired position Bottom of Jack Motor Override Tools needed 3 8 drive ratchet and extension 5 16 socket 1 Find the por...

Page 75: ...tion Manual Mode to adjust to the desired level position Press the enter button to set To Set the Zero Point NOTE The following procedure works from Standard Mode only See Standard Mode and Menu to re...

Page 76: ...ections at the battery the controller and the jacks for corrosion and loose or damaged connections 3 Remove dirt and road debris from jacks as needed 4 If jacks are down for extended periods it is rec...

Page 77: ...Data Harness Rear Jack Harnesses x2 Hall Effect Jacks Right Rear Hall Effect Jacks Left Rear Landing Gear x2 Jack Mounting Bracket x2 Snapper Pin x2 Landing Gear Harnesses x2 Power and Ground Harness...

Page 78: ...nting Bolt x24 Rear Sensor Harness One Control Touch Panel Harness Hall Effect Jacks Right Rear Hall Effect Jacks Left Rear Landing Gear x2 Jack Mounting Bracket x2 Snapper Pin x2 Landing Gear Harness...

Page 79: ...Left Rear Mid x2 Landing Gear x4 Jack Mounting Bracket x4 Snapper Pin x2 Bolt On Pull Pin Jack Mounting Bolt Nut x12 Top Lock Nut x4 Carriage Bolt x4 Canbus Terminating Resistor x2 Rear Jack Harnesses...

Page 80: ...nting Bolt x24 Rear Sensor Harness One Control Touch Panel Harness Hall Effect Jacks Right Rear Hall Effect Jacks Left Rear Landing Gear x2 Jack Mounting Bracket x2 Snapper Pin x2 Landing Gear Harness...

Page 81: ...llout Part Description A 305340 Hall Effect Landing Gear Front Stroke 19 8125 B 305339 Left Hall Effect Jack Rear and Middle 12 5 Stroke C 344792 Right Hall Effect Jack Rear and Middle 12 5 Stroke D 3...

Page 82: ...M L J I K Callout Part Description I 178210 Jack Mounting Nut 1 2 20 J 118076 Jack Mounting Bolt 1 2 20 x 1 1 2 Flange K 119073 Top Lock Nut L 125878 Carriage Bolt M 225598 Snapper Pin 3 8 x 3 N 2419...

Page 83: ...CONTROL 3 0 COMPONENTS T W V U X AB AA Z Y Callout Part Description T 425585 Auto Leveling Control Touch Pad Harness U 329080 Canbus Power Connector Harness V 243688 Rear Sensor Harness W 267401 Linc...

Page 84: ...entative has been provided Any unauthorized use shall void any applicable warranty The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice and at the sole discretion of LCI Revise...

Page 85: ...m ALWAYS turn OFF the power converter BEFORE disconnecting the battery For more information on your RV s electrical system See the component manuals in your Owner Information Package 50 AMP P OWER COR...

Page 86: ...amp can be supplied by the 120 volt 60hz utilities found at RV campgrounds or by a generator A campground s electrical service may occasionally experience high or low voltage Exposure to voltages hig...

Page 87: ...converter is NOT working or the auxiliary battery is not being charged 1 Locate the converter fuse panel on one end of the converter 2 Check the reverse polarity fuse or fuses The manufacturer s warr...

Page 88: ...or travel including the brake lights turn signals brakes running lights and the breakaway switch In addition the 7 Way Wire Harness provides a common ground and a charge line to your auxiliary battery...

Page 89: ...your electrical usage accordingly For accuracy test the auxiliary battery voltage using a volt ohm meter A fully charged auxiliary battery will read 12 7 volts DC and 1 265 specific gravity at 80 F 3...

Page 90: ...he RV is in storage or auxiliary power will not be needed Shut OFF the Battery Disconnect Switch and Disconnect the battery cables from the auxiliary battery terminals Remember to reconnect the batter...

Page 91: ...ps Fantastic Fan 1 5 amps Fluorescent Double LIghts 12 2 0 amps Fluorescent Double LIghts 18 2 5 amps Furnace 12 0 amps Generator Start 95 0 amps Halogen Light 1 7 amps Illumninated Switch 125 amps In...

Page 92: ...een Winterized Sanitizing the fresh water system will kill all bacteria and organisms that can contaminate your water supply Small amounts of contaminants and minerals are found in ALL water They can...

Page 93: ...ide This reusable screen must be cleaned periodically FRESH WATER HOLDING TANK The fresh water tank can be pressure filled using the fresh water inlet called city water Plastic overflow tubes are plum...

Page 94: ...g the odor from sulfur water High altitude deration Operation of the water heater at high altitudes may require derating If the water heater is not properly derated lack of sufficient oxygen for combu...

Page 95: ...manufacturer s operator manual The shower walls in your RV are plastic Use a mild detergent soap and warm water to clean NEVER use gritty or abrasive particle soaps or scouring compounds to clean the...

Page 96: ...n the permanent fresh water hold ing tank and supply lines 1 Open all faucets including the outside shower 2 Open the white fresh water holding tank gate valve 3 Open red and blue low point drain line...

Page 97: ...your potable water hose to the winterization fill place the other end in the contain er of chlorine solution 5 Turn on the water pump to until the container containing the chlorine solution is empty 6...

Page 98: ...hose into a container of RV antifreeze solution attach the other end to the winterization fill 6 Turn the water pump ON 7 Open the hot water line on all the faucets lavatory inside and outside showers...

Page 99: ...ste debris or solids from the sides of the holding tanks BEFORE using the RV or after dumping the grey and black water holding tanks ALWAYS add the proper amount of deodorant to the black water tank u...

Page 100: ...before passing the clean out tool through the piping Passing a mechanical clean out tool through the waterless valve may cause damage to the internal seal that may potentially allow sewer gases to es...

Page 101: ...he United States and Canada in Woodall s Rand McNally Camp Guide Good Sam Camp Guide KOA Kampgrounds Camp Guide and various other publications Some fuel stations also have dump stations Please contact...

Page 102: ...irst time and again after 5 000 miles of travel Continue propane system checks by a qualified propane service representative at least once a year as part of your normal maintenance P R O PA N E S Y S...

Page 103: ...nnector that features a thermally sensitive sleeve and excess flow device Max output is 200 000 BTU hr It is used to connect propane cylinders to regulators hoses and other fittings It is not for use...

Page 104: ...tor 4 Place the cylinder on the bracket in the recess compartment or housing and secure it so the outlets of the cylin der valve are facing the sidewall of the compartment or housing 5 Mount the regul...

Page 105: ...l change to green When the supply cylin der is empty the indicator will change to red Now turn the regulator lever to the reserve cylinder side and the green signal should return You may now remove th...

Page 106: ...an one or two seconds close the main valve and contact your dealer to have the propane system tested 4 Light the appliances as directed in the appropriate manufacturer manual from your Owner Informati...

Page 107: ...formation Appliance Average BTU Consumption HR Kilojoules HR Water Heater 8 800 9 280 Refrigerator 640 1 200 680 1 270 Furnace 16 000 35 000 16 880 36 930 Range w Oven 7 100 7 490 Range Rear Burner 6...

Page 108: ...igerator vent area i e spider webs bird nests etc Use a soft cloth to dust off the debris For optimum efficiency and performance it is recommended the refrigerator be checked at least twice a year as...

Page 109: ...A Grease Fire Grease is flammable Never allow grease to collect around teh thop burners or on the cook top surface Wipe spills immediately If a fire does start follow these basic safety rules 1 Have...

Page 110: ...er s website AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEM GUIDE Radio operation 1 Turn ON the radio 2 Select speaker output using the controls on the radio face CD operation 1 Turn ON the radio 2 Select speaker output using t...

Page 111: ...t multiple locations The Satellite inputs connect to RG6 cables run directly to specific locations no splitters This allows for clean trans fer of HD signals from the satellite dish Please refer to th...

Page 112: ...isit that manufacturer s website If there have been modifications or replacements made to your RV then these instructions may not apply Please contact the service center or technician who performed th...

Page 113: ...alified technician at least once a year more often depending on furnace use If you have any questions Contact your dealer or Vanleigh RV Customer Service AIR CONDITIONER Your thermostat controls the r...

Page 114: ...eeded To prevent damage to the gasket be careful NOT to over tighten the bolts The air conditioner gasket is a wearable part that eventually will need replacement To gain access to the bolts re move t...

Page 115: ...RV BEFORE operating your slideout system 2 Check that your auxiliary battery is fully charged or the RV is connected to shore power Turn off all unnecessary lights to maximize available power 3 Close...

Page 116: ...is powered by the Lippert Through Frame Electric Slideout System It is a rack and pinion guide system with a motor driven ball screw actuator The actuator is equipped with an automatic clutching syst...

Page 117: ...ic actuator motor Check that the motor leads under the RV chassis are in good condition These connections are subject to dam age from road debris When operating the Lippert electric slideout system in...

Page 118: ...4 When the bedroom slide is completely in plug both the motors back in to the control board this applies the motor brake for road travel Disengage motors manually retract room and travel lock 1 Locate...

Page 119: ...f only one side of the room moves a short distance 2 to 4 inches and stops Will the non moving side move with help If only one 1 side of the room is moving then with someone s assistance press the swi...

Page 120: ...time Although the finish is durable and resistant to most household spills they should be wiped up promptly to avoid any potential problems Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight high temperatur...

Page 121: ...ins or surface damage repair refer to the countertop manu facturer s user guide FLO ORING Always test a cleaning agent in an inconspicuous area for colorfastness Carpet Vacuum regularly with a vacuum...

Page 122: ...upholstery Vinyl should be professionally cleaned if it becomes stained or soiled If a spill does occur use water based cleaners ONLY Blot up the spot but DO NOT rub it in or saturate the area DO NOT...

Page 123: ...se harsh chemicals or sprays A mild solution of vinegar and water works well to remove hard water spots and stains from the sink or shower fixture STAINLESS STEEL SINK APPLIANCES DO NOT use abrasive c...

Page 124: ...l elements such as rain snow and salt air Wash your RV as soon as possible if it becomes contaminated with foreign material Avoid parking under trees or near ocean sea salt DO NOT scrape ice or snow f...

Page 125: ...ons Wash the exterior of your RV Carefully spray the underbody with a high pressure hose remove any mud or debris that could trap and hold salt or moisture After washing your RV wipe off all water dro...

Page 126: ...4 times per year clean the roof and inspect all roof sealant While you are cleaning also clean and inspect the roof vents including the sealant for cracks Do not use sharp tools putty knife that coul...

Page 127: ...m silicone clear and colored roof sealant and foam In general sealants do not have a set lifetime Varying environmental factors affect the pliability and adhesiveness of sealants The sealants may beco...

Page 128: ...3 Turn OFF 12 volt DC 120 volt AC propane to the refrigerator defrost and clean 4 Use crumpled newspaper or open boxes of baking soda in the refrigerator to eliminate odors during storage 5 Shut OFF...

Page 129: ...tize the fresh water system Test the safety alarms First Two Hundred Miles Check wheel nuts at specified intervals to listed torque values Re torque as needed Have brakes adjusted by a qualified servi...

Page 130: ...t cold enough Start the unit before the day gets too hot To offset heat gain Close all windows and blinds Keep entrance doors closed Use awnings Avoid using heat producing appliances Make sure that th...

Page 131: ...ghts flicker Loose connection at Harness Light Have connection checked by an authorized service center Converter is overheating Open the cover to cool down and reduce the load by turning off some 12 v...

Page 132: ...power to the shoreline Check breaker on generator GFCI receptacle switch may be off or tripped Reset GFCI at receptacle in bathroom or kitchen Check the breaker in the power center or panel box Contac...

Page 133: ...ck that the battery disconnect switch button is pushed Check the 12 Volt fuse on generator Reset the circuit breaker if necessary Contact your dealer or a qualified RV technician if the problem is not...

Page 134: ...rner jets or burners are not dirty or damaged Have a qualified RV technician check the fuses in the black electrical box on the rear of the refrigerator Heavy frost build up on the evaporator fins Def...

Page 135: ...condition and state of charge Recharge if necessary TERMINATION VALVE Termination valve leaks Debris keeps valve from seating Clear debris from and around valve O ring set Bad gasket Have your dealer...

Page 136: ...of flowing freely you should open your relief valve to allow air into the tank 3 If the water does not flow freely take a small gauge wire or coat hanger and push through the drain opening to elimina...

Page 137: ...burner tube and exhaust Check 12 Volt power for possible blown fuse Bad circuit board See your dealer WATER PUMP Pump will not start Check that house battery disconnect switch is on Check pump switch...

Page 138: ...ts are closed and no other fresh water fixtures are being used There is a possible leak Close all low point water drains and tank drains Turn off all fixtures Check all fixtures and connections for ti...

Page 139: ...operated electrically BLACK WATER Term associated with the sewage holding tank The toilet drains directly into this tank BLUE BOY Also known as a honey pot Refers to a portable waste holding tank that...

Page 140: ...to escape Using the roof vent fan when showering or the stove vent fan when cook ing also helps prevent excess moisture buildup CONVERTER A device that converts 120 volt A C alternating current to 12...

Page 141: ...e supplied to various locations in the RV through a ducting system located in the floor similar to house heating systems DUMP STATION Site where you drain your gray water waste and your black water se...

Page 142: ...ther tanks propane occupants personal items or dealer installed accessories GROSS COMBINED WEIGHT RATING GCWR The MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE COMBINED WEIGHT of the tow vehicle and attached towed vehicle GCWR a...

Page 143: ...red to as the chassis or starting batteries HULA SKIRT Term used for a type of dirt skirt accessory some RVers use on the back of their motorhome to aid in the protection from debris thrown from their...

Page 144: ...ced here so that water will drain out of the lower end of the camper when flushing or winterizing the water system These drains must be closed when you fill the water tank MOTORHOME MH A motor vehicle...

Page 145: ...way has a gas mode and an AC mode Three way has a gas mode AC mode and 12v DC mode The coolant used in RV refrigeration is ammonia The two most common manufacturers of RV refrigerators are Norcold and...

Page 146: ...an area or room in an RV that tips out for additional living space The Tip Out was general ly used in older RVs Newer RVs mainly use a slide out TIRE RATINGS The MAXIMUM LOAD that a tire may carry is...

Page 147: ...ory with full fuel engine generator oil and coolants It does not include cargo fresh water propane occupants or dealer installed accessories WALLY WORLD Slang term used by RVers to describe a Wal Mart...

Page 148: ...ined and RV antifreeze has been added to protect the water lines and drains The low point drains should be in the open position WORK CAMPER A person living in an RV and working Many spell it as workam...

Page 149: ...99 Black Tank Flusher 101 Breakaway Switch 55 Cargo Carrying Capacities 43 Cargo Carrying Capacity Label 42 Cold Weather Use 38 Component Supplier Contact Information 24 Component Manufacturer Warran...

Page 150: ...Landing Legs 59 Leveling the RV 59 Lippert Electric Slideout System 116 Lippert Ground Control 3 0 System 59 Maximum Load Rating 50 Microwave 109 Monitor Panel 131 Occupant Safety 26 Patio Awning 114...

Page 151: ...ps 48 Toilet 99 Towing and Leveling 53 Troubleshooting Basic 130 TV Roof Antenna 111 Unhitching from a Tow Vehicle 59 UVW Unloaded Vehicle Weight 42 Warranty 1 One Year Limited Base 13 Warranty 3 Thre...

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Page 154: ...e doors seal tightly and are not leaking Spray lock tumblers with dry graphite Brakes Wheel Hubs Check amp draw shoe wear adjustment see manufacturing guide for specs Lube bearings as needed Electrica...

Page 155: ...termination valve cables WD 40 or lithium grease Winterize system cold weather locations Roof Roof Attachments Inspect voids gaps and cracks Reseal as necessary Clean roof with water and mild deterge...

Page 156: ...P I N E C R E S T O W N E R S M A N U A L Date Work Performed Next Service M A I N T E N A N C E R E C O R D M A I N T E N A N C E...

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