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Page 2: ...O TRUCK PG 15 LOADING WORKSHEET PG 16 ON THE ROAD PG 17 18 EFFECTS OF PROLONGED OCCUPANCY PG 19 FIRE AND SAFETY PG 20 22 EQUIPMENT PG 23 24 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM PG 25 27 PROPANE SYSTEM PG 28 29 APPLIANCE...

Page 3: ...s the only warranty given with the purchase of the Camper other than express or implied warranties given by the component manufacturers Any warranties implied by law are limited to the Warranty Period...

Page 4: ...of manufacturer s defect covered by this warranty Chalet does not warranty equipment or accessories installed at any dealership or other place of business or by any other party As the manufacturer of...

Page 5: ..._______________________________ Serial Number ____________________________________ Furnace Manufacturer Model __________________________________________ Serial Number _________________________________...

Page 6: ...formation and warnings found here might also be found in other chapters of this Owner s Manual Please see chapters titled PROPANE SYSTEM and APPLIANCES for other safety and operating information WARNI...

Page 7: ...FOR USE WITH PROPANE ONLY DO NOT CONNECT NATURAL GAS TO THIS SYSTEM Securely cap inlet when not connected for use After turning on gas except after normal cylinder replacement test propane piping and...

Page 8: ...You may find descriptions of equipment and features that are not on your particular model This Owner s Manual along with the Owners Information Package should be considered a permanent part of the ca...

Page 9: ...tances you may decide to seek the assistance of a qualified RV service center to perform these tasks Contact your Chalet RV dealership s service center in advance for a scheduled appointment time Advi...

Page 10: ...tails of operation for major appliances systems and equipment built into your camper Included in this package is warranty information on various appliances and components in your camper Warranty regis...

Page 11: ...rs Fire Extinguisher mounted Remote for TV LCD DVD LCD TV option Propane Quick Disconnect Fitting for Low Pressure Hookup if equipped PLANNING AND PREPARATION Proper planning of your trip will ensure...

Page 12: ...ts it may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exists it may order a recall and remedy campaign However NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you your deale...

Page 13: ...e truck full of fuel Bear in mind that water weighs 8 3 lbs per gallon and propane weighs 4 2 lbs per gallon These two items alone can add over 400 lbs alone Limiting your on board water until you arr...

Page 14: ...heat which leads to the breakdown of the tire s internal structure Improper inflation also can reduce your ability to control your vehicle Tire blowouts occur more during summer months than any other...

Page 15: ...h them to smaller gauge wires Your RV maybe equipped with a 3 way refrigerator which uses 120v 12v or LP gas to operate Selecting the 12v operation requires a large amount of amperage This selection s...

Page 16: ...urer s GAWR rating as shown on the Federal Certification Label If you are over the GAWR rating you will need to remove or shift weight accordingly Once you are less then the GAWR you need to weigh eac...

Page 17: ...problem 5 Always keep tires in good condition and when replacing be certain that the new tires have the load carrying capacity of your truck s G V W R 6 Check that access doors are securely closed 7...

Page 18: ...int on the roof Write it down on a piece of tape and put it in a visible place in your truck This will help you when you get to that low overpass NOTE Be sure to lower TV antenna before driving RIDING...

Page 19: ...n by taking the following steps Ventilate with outside air Partially open one or more roof vents and one or more windows to provide circulation of outside air into the interior While this ventilation...

Page 20: ...ition FIRE EXTINGUISHER The fire extinguisher in your trailer is located near the main entry door Your fire extinguisher should be replaced immediately after use or discharge The fire extinguisher fur...

Page 21: ...p period the GREEN power ON indicator should glow continuously If the ON indicator light does not light see the section Trouble Shooting Guide in the User s Manual for this alarm provided in the Owner...

Page 22: ...ce between a propane leak versus propane escaping from an unlit open burner Pure propane from a leaking pipe or fitting is heavier than air and will buildup its heaviest concentration at the floor lev...

Page 23: ...led or vented enclosures and may be accessible from inside the RV Do not store hazardous chemicals materials or flammable volatile liquids in these areas The Water Heater Door provides access to the o...

Page 24: ...pt to use this stabilizing jack for jacking purposes or to support the full weight of the trailer Use only the crank handle provided DO NOT attempt to use this stabilizing jack for any purpose other t...

Page 25: ...ough the power converter Check that the battery liquid level is correct weekly in warm climate monthly in cold climate Don t forget to also check the condition of your truck battery Add distilled wate...

Page 26: ...dumping should help prevent this condition NOTE If the sensor probes mounted in the tanks get coated with grease the monitor panel may indicate falsely or not at all Avoid pouring grease oils or simi...

Page 27: ...s and electrical leakage shocks possible when using appliances in damp areas NOTE The GFCI device does not prevent electrical shock It does not protect a person who comes in contact with both the hot...

Page 28: ...e empty tank The empty tank can be removed for filling without disturbing the gas flow to the camper by rotating or sliding the tank selector to the full tank DANGER IF YOU SMELL PROPANE 1 Extinguish...

Page 29: ...it is filled 2 Be sure the tank is not overfilled This is also a safety consideration 3 Keep the valves on empty tanks closed 4 Have the gas tanks purged by the propane service station if freeze up oc...

Page 30: ...to 12 hours overnight before you leave on a trip This will allow the refrigerator and freezer to get cold and even have some ice ready Pre cool food and drinks before putting them into the camper refr...

Page 31: ...stored personal items block the free flow of air at the registers or return air to the furnace The operating manual included in your Owner s Information Package contains detailed operating and mainten...

Page 32: ...circuit When traveling always turn OFF the water pump This will reduce the possibility of water flowing during travel If the pump cycles on and off when no water is being used you may have a partly op...

Page 33: ...d for 3 hours 8 Drain and flush with fresh water 9 To remove any chlorine taste or odor fill tank with one quart vinegar to 5 gallons water Allow solution to remain in tank several days if possible 10...

Page 34: ...fic instructions MONITOR PANEL LEVEL INDICATOR SWITCH When depressing the monitor switch indicator lights for the black waste grey sink and fresh water tank will illuminate indicating the existing con...

Page 35: ...system on the road Use only cleaners that are approved for use in septic tank or RV sanitation systems Use a special holding tank deodorant chemical approved for septic tank systems in the black and...

Page 36: ...n them to remove water NORMAL OPERATION Read and understand this section of the Owner s Manual to avoid injury and or property damage Keep people and objects clear of the slide out room during operati...

Page 37: ...V washing Wash the trailer using the water and mild detergent solution and a soft bristle brush sponge or soft cloth Start at the top and work your way down Rinse frequently Check the surface for road...

Page 38: ...teners Allow at least 48 hours for the sealant to set completely firm and tack free when pushed with the thumb before washing or waxing the camper DOORS AND WINDOWS Lubricate door hinges locks and win...

Page 39: ...rt will make the carpet wear our faster Periodically shampoo the carpet to keep it looking new Use one of the foam type carpet cleaners on the market Follow the instructions that come with the cleaner...

Page 40: ...k battery charge in storage Check battery electrolyte in use Test GFCI Wash exterior Inspect sealants required maintenance Inspect compartment and access doors moldings and window sealants required ma...

Page 41: ...are off 10 Cap and close the holding tank drain city water inlet and fresh water fill spout 11 Turn off all radios TV s interior and exterior lights 12 Close the mini blinds and day night shades 13 Ch...

Page 42: ...ing the safety relief valve Open faucets to relieve pressure Hot and Cold Open the hot and cold low point drains 4 Drain the water tank by opening the tank drain and leave open to drain completely 5 A...

Page 43: ...insect nests webs etc 3 Open vents and windows FRESH WATER SYSTEM 1 If the fresh water system has been winterized drain the antifreeze from fresh water system 2 Turn the water pump on and open all fa...

Page 44: ...NO NO NO NO MANUAL ELECTRIC OVERRIDE DO STATUS LED S LIGHT WHEN DIRECTION SWITCH IS PUSHED SWITCH OR SWITCH WIRING FAILURE NO PUSH THE MODE BUTTON 6 TIMES AND ON THE 7TH HOLD THE BUTTON DOWN FOR 5 SE...

Page 45: ...ger rooms may require several people to push Keep both sides of room relatively even When room is completely in plug both motors back in to the control board this applies the brake for road travel 3 D...

Page 46: ...se Check the 12 volt fuse box for blown fuses and replace any if necessary Consult the RV manufacturers documentation for the location of the 12 volt fuse box and the location of the Room Slide Contro...

Page 47: ...t the room while pushing the non moving side in the appropriate direction On larger rooms it may be necessary to have 2 or more people pushing the room Non moving side moved manually Try to push the n...

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