Damon Astoria 2006 Owner'S Manual Download

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Page 2: ...many years of carefree comfort able travel and vacationing We hope that it will bring you that along with many years of enjoyment and pleasant memories This manual will help you better understand the features and operating perfor mances of your recreational vehicle Please read it and keep it in your vehicle for future reference Our customers are extremely important to us and we want to assure you ...

Page 3: ...wner s Manual for this RV with a copy of the Limited Warranty Last Name_______________________________ First____________________________Mi Address _________________________________________________________________ City ____________________________________ State Zip Telephone __________________________ E Mail _________________________ Damon Serial Number _____________________________________________...

Page 4: ...FOLD HERE FOLD HERE DAMON MOTOR COACH CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT PO BOX 2888 ELKHART IN USA 46515 2888 TAPE PLEASE DO NOT STAPLE TAPE PLEASE DO NOT STAPLE PLACE STAMP HERE ...

Page 5: ...kage 27 Termination Compartment Fixtures 28 TECHNICAL SYSTEMS Chapter 6 Chassis Electrical 29 Coach Electrical 29 DC System 29 Converter Inverter 30 AC System 30 GFCI 30 Battery Control Center BCC 31 Generator 31 Monitor Panel 32 Roof Air Conditioner 32 LP Gas 33 LP Gas Tank 34 LP Gas Regulator 34 Home Theater Programming 35 Home Theater Operation 36 Home Theater Trouble Shooting 38 INTERIOR SYSTE...

Page 6: ... Carbon Monoxide Detector 62 High Pressure Laminates 62 Hardware Accessories Light Fixtures 63 Kitchen Fixtures 63 Mini Blinds Day Night Shades 63 Table of Contents Sinks 63 Solid Surface Countertops 63 Upholstery and Fabrics 64 Vinyl Cabinetry 64 Wall Coverings 64 Windows Interior 64 Wood Cabinetry 64 WINTER USE AND STORAGE Chapter 10 Water Systems 65 Food Storage 65 LP Gas System 65 Heating 65 C...

Page 7: ...a warranty related problem and your dealer will be better able to get you back on the road again in a timely manner We sincerely believe that your dealer and the factory representative will be able to solve any problem which may arise If their combined efforts are not satisfactory please send a letter describing the circumstances to Damon Motor Coach Customer Service Department PO Box 2888 Elkhart...

Page 8: ...t personal injury to the user and or damage to the motorhome A WARNING INDICATES AN INSTRUCTION OR PROCEDURE THAT YOU MUST FOLLOW TO AVOID SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY A CAUTION INDICATES AN INSTRUCTION OR PROCEDURE THAT YOU MUST FOLLOW TO AVOID DAMAGING EQUIPMENT OR COMPONENTS SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY COULD ALSO OCCUR A NOTICE INDICATES AN INSTRUCTION OR PROCEDURE THAT IS IMPORTANT FOR PROPER SERVICE A...

Page 9: ...293 6503 Hehr Windows 517 845 3061 Lippert Components Slideout Leveling Jacks 574 537 8900 Magnum Energy 2000W Inverter 425 353 8833 Midwest Sales Microwave 574 287 3385 Norco Slideouts 574 262 3400 Odyssey Group TV s 574 848 2277 Onan Generator 800 888 6626 Progressive Dynamics 80amp Converter 269 781 4241 Putnam Hitch 517 369 2165 Sealand Toilet 800 321 9886 Shaw Industries Carpet 574 264 9687 S...

Page 10: ...Introduction ...

Page 11: ...thin ten 10 days of the date that the claimed defect is or should have been discovered and c promptly return the RV to Damon or an authorized dealer for such repairs All costs incurred in trans porting the RV for warranty service shall be the responsibility of the RV owner Damon s obligation to repair or replace defective materials is the sole obligation of Damon under this Limited Warranty Damon ...

Page 12: ...l component or part of the RV that is warranted separately by its manufacturer including but not limited to tires batteries microwave generator VCR CB radio CD player DVD player tape player radio speakers television home theater satellite dish dryer washer water pump converter inverter refrigerator range hot water heater stove LP detector carbon monoxide detector smoke detector fur nace roof air c...

Page 13: ...representation with respect to the condition of the RV beyond that contained in this warranty Any opinions or representations contained in any promotional literature with respect to the RV or any other Damon product are strictly the opinion of Damon and do not constitute a warranty of any kind including any warranty of performance or quality No person including without limitation any independent a...

Page 14: ...ant to trust that your unit will continue to perform at its peak To ensure this Damon has pro vided you this checklist of the responsibilities of the Damon owner Please make sure that this list is carefully observed and adhered to in order to maintain your Limited Warranty Please refer to the Maintenance Schedule p 71 to determine when your inspections should take place Check both house batteries ...

Page 15: ...e cosmetic changes which do not affect the strength of your unit Simple maintenance through cleaning by washing and waxing will ensure lasting beauty The same fading may occur to carpeting and upholstering Be sure to keep your shades down in extremely sunny locations and maintain proper cleaning techniques for both carpet and upholstery The front suspension and steering system of this vehicle was ...

Page 16: ...warranty protection ItisimportantthattheownerrealizethatDamon sLimitedWarrantycovers warrantable repairs that are performed by an authorized Damon dealer at their service center or facility only If you are unable to bring your unit in for repairs Damon is not responsible for the cost of the actual service call charged to come out to your unit If your slide out system becomes squeaky or makes any n...

Page 17: ...d Follow a consistent schedule of inspection and maintenance for your motorhome Your continuing safety and comfort depend on it This manual includes recom mended maintenance intervals and instructions Adherence to these schedules will minimize the possibility of failure of any important system or part of your motorhome The time spent inspecting and maintaining your motorhome will provide you with ...

Page 18: ...ns covers Should be adjusted so the driver can see to the rear on both the right and left side of the unit 120 Volt shoreline must be unplugged from the external source and properly stored for transit also making sure the cord hatch is secured Hoses must be disconnected properly drained and stored and the caps and hatches secured Fill the fresh water tank as required prior to storing hoses Should ...

Page 19: ...covers Changing the wiper blades on your motorhome is similar to your car Removethescrew takeofftheoldblade andreplacewithasimilar style and length blade Lubricating pivot points with thin lubricating oil is also recommended Check that all furnace water heater and refrigerator openings are free of debris insect nests webs etc Open all doors and compartments Check for animal or insect intrusion wat...

Page 20: ...nges and latches Wash and wax exterior Inspect body for scratches or other damage Touch up or repair as necessary Flush underside of the motorhome thoroughly Check all the chassis fluid levels including engine oil coolant power steering fluid brake fluid transmission rear axle oil and washer fluid Top off if necessary Check windshield wiper blades Replace if necessary Check all exterior lights cle...

Page 21: ...t Label They are the MAXI MUMS for a fully loaded vehicle You must compare the GVWR and the GAWR to the actual loaded weight of your motorhome and make adjustments if necessary See page 16 The GAWRs do not necessarily add up to the GVWR Neither the axle loads nor the vehicle loads must ever exceed their respective maximum weight ratings A properly loaded vehicle is safer and easier to drive Distri...

Page 22: ...ake a reading This is the Gross Vehicle Weight Reading 2 3 Drive forward until only the rear axle is on the platform and take a reading This reading is the rear Gross Axle Weight Reading 3 4 Compare reading 2 with the GVWR Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of your vehicle located on the Federal Certification Label If the reading exceeds the GVWR rating you will have to reduce the total vehicle load 5 Ch...

Page 23: ...e weighs you can determine the best location for your belongings Simply because you can fit everything in one compart ment for easy access does not mean that this is the best place for an item Your home is now moving down the road so the little things like location of heavy items become important from more than an accessibility standpoint If you expect to pull a vehicle or trailer with your motorh...

Page 24: ... you have a GVWR of 26 850 lbs and your unit weighs 23 043 lbs GVWR 26 850 lbs Subtract Unit weight 23 043 lbs 3 807 lbs Available for cargo in the motorhome providing you DO NOT overload the individual GAWR s Example If you have a GCWR of 31 850 lbs and your unit is fully loaded to its maximum GVWR of 26 850 lbs GCWR 31 850 lbs GVWRi 26 850 lbs 5 000 lbs Available to tow a vehicle or trailer behi...

Page 25: ...ny position that is not equipped with a seat belt Use only recommended fuel as specified by the chassis manufacturer Do not overfill the fuel tank but allow for expansion of fuel caused by rising temperatures by stopping the filling process when the pump automatically shuts off Modern fuel systems may build up vapor pressure within the tank as the fuel warms during use or in hot weather Under cert...

Page 26: ...ng low over head clearance Check for low hanging 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 the motorhome is equipped with a roof air conditioner roof rack or TV radio antenna Check the total height for your particular motorhome and make sure tha...

Page 27: ...l also cause a harsh ride and uneven tire wear To determine the correct air pressure for your tires load your motorhome as you would normally for travel including water and fuel Determine the correct air pres sure for the weight on each axle and adjust the pressure according to the Federal Certification Label when the tires are cool or have not been driven for more than one mile Never reduce the a...

Page 28: ...e has wheel covers which must be removed to check the inflation then consider removing them as the extra time and effort required may lead you to avoid checking your pressure When replacing 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 Due to safety concerns with the weight and size...

Page 29: ...ce after use Be familiar with your fire extinguisher location and its operation An LP gas detector located near the floor in the galley area will sense the pres ence of LP gas leakage The leak detector will sound an alarm if LP gas is de tected Test the leak detector weekly The LP detector gets its power from one of the circuits in the load center Because these circuits are on the load side of the...

Page 30: ...ctor is installed without batteries To install the bat teries press the tab at the top of the CO detector and slide the detector upwards Open the battery compartment door by hinging the left lower side downward This exposes the battery compartment Install the batteries as indicated The detec tor should beep indicating correct installation Reverse the above procedure to rein stall the detector Test...

Page 31: ...Potable Water on the outside of your motorhome Turn on the external water source and the tank will fill up Check the monitor panel while filling the tank to determine how full the tank is When full water may spill back out through the inlet or vent There is no automatic shut off for the fresh water tank fill When completely filling the tank to maximum water capacity fill all water lines and the wa...

Page 32: ...ts and drains and fill the fresh water tank with the rinse solution through the potable water fill 4 Turn on the pump switch and circulate the rinse solution throughout the entire system 5 Once the rinse solution has been circulated through the entire system fill the fresh water tank until it is full 6 Close all faucets and drains and let the system sit for approximately three 3 hours 7 Drain the ...

Page 33: ... first and drain 5 Open the gray smaller tank valve to drain and flush out the hose 6 Rinse the tanks and hose thoroughly with fresh water before disconnecting 7 Close the termination valves 8 Rinse the sewer hose with the faucet provided in the termination compartment 9 Replace the sewer hose to the storage location 10 Replace the termination cap on the outlet making sure that it is secured and l...

Page 34: ...or washing animals hands sewer hose or any exterior cleaning job 5 City water connection Used as a potable water hookup from the RV park water supply 6 Sewer holding tank flush attachment Attach the city pressure hose and allow the water to flow for three minutes Be sure to open the termination valves and have the sewer hose attached and draining into an approved waste disposal system 7 Low point ...

Page 35: ...r s side These are automotive type fuses which are available at many service stations The dash fuses will be located either under the dash on the driver s side or in the Battery Control Center BCC in the compartment in front of the drivers front tire Replace fuses or bulbs only with those of equivalent size and type as marked on the fuse or bulb Incorrect sizing will not match component circuitry ...

Page 36: ...ly dis charge under high loads The AC electrical system provides grounded electrical power to your 120 Volt electrical appliances through the external shoreline or your power generator The shoreline is a one piece molded cord that provides a weatherproof cable as sembly Included in this cord is a grounding pin If any adapter or extension cord is used ensure the wire is sufficiently sized for the a...

Page 37: ... inside the BCC are available for testing its functionality This testing should be performed by a qualified RV technician If your motorhome is equipped with a generator it will provide independent AC pow er When the generator is in operation an automatic switch will change the AC appli ances to generator power from the previous AC source A short delay occurs before the switching process is complet...

Page 38: ...eadings could occur Your Damon Motor Coach may be equipped with two roof mount air conditioners one in the front and one in the rear Both air conditioners can be operated on either generator power or by an external power source Your motorhome may be equipped with an electric heat pump Using this for heat will reduce your furnace LP consump tion Use the Remote to select your appliance and set the t...

Page 39: ... because fire or explosion may result LP gas has a distinctive odor If you are unaware of the nature of an odor contact a Damon dealer If you smell LP gas Extinguish any open flames pilot lights and all smoking materials Do not touch any electrical switches Shut off the gas supply at the tank valve or gas supply connection Open doors and windows Leave the area until the odor clears Have the gas sy...

Page 40: ...o the appliances as required for proper operation This regulator has been preset by the regulator manufacturer and should not be ad justed unless necessary and then only by a qualified LP gas service technician The regulator has a vent to permit it to breath allowing the diaphragm to move up and down and also allowing a release for excess pressure which may build up This vent must be facing downwa...

Page 41: ...es This button is located just above and to the right of the arrow keys 11 For more programming information please refer to the pioneer vsx d515 owners manual in your motorhome PIONEER VSX D515 PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS 2 1 Press the DVD LD button on the pioneer receiver 2 Press the SIGNAL select button on the receiver until the display reads DIGI TAL 3 Push the STANDARD button on the receiver unti...

Page 42: ...g a VCR Tape 1 Make sure the vcr tv and the receiver are turned ON 2 Insert the tape and press PLAY on the vcr 3 Press the DVD VCR button on the receiver 4 Press the TV VIDEO button on the tv remote until the tv screen reads VIDEO 1 s 5 Adjust the volume on the receiver as desired Watching TV 1 Make sure the tv and the receiver are turned ON 2 Tune the tv to the desired channel 3 Press the CD R TA...

Page 43: ...iver as desired On the home theater system the DVD 5 1 button is unusable Playing the Rear TV 1 Make sure the tv is ON and on channel 4 2 Make sure the dvd cd is on 3 Press the DVD button for the tv 2 on the amplified video distributior switch box 4 Press the modulator button on the amplified video distribution switch box on channel 4 5 Press the PLAY button on the dvd cd player 6 Follow instructi...

Page 44: ...und the same as the front speakers and might in some situations not play at all These instructions are to be used only as a guide for the set up of the various systems Please refer to the individual component Owner s Manuals included in the Damon Owner s Information Kit TROUBLE SHOOTING TIPS Chapter 6 Technical Systems ...

Page 45: ...n freezing temperatures The heater is plugged into a 120 volt re cept in the engine compartment The switch is located by the bed base or rear wall The power switch is a standard 120 volt switch and is powered by either the shore line when plugged into a park outlet or by the motorhomes generator You should use the engine heater if the ambient temperatures are expected to be 20 degrees F 20 F or be...

Page 46: ...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 the auxiliary start system as follows Always set the parking brake prior to using the auxiliary start system 1 Press and hold the AUX START switch located on the dash 2 Turn the key and start the engine in the normal manner 3...

Page 47: ... of fluid to your washer reservoir SUNVISORS These switches control the sunvisors Each shade works sepa rately with each assigned switch Lower the sunshade to desired level The tilt steering wheel can be moved to allow additional room for entering and exit ing the driver s seat as well as for selected driving positions Operate the tilt mecha nism by lifting the smaller lever on the left side of th...

Page 48: ...coach The climate controls in your motorhome are similar to the controls in many cars You can adjust the fan speed cool warm air mixture and climate settings with the turn of a knob Your climate control console includes settings for maximum A C normal A C vent floor heat a mixture of floor and dash heat and defrost Setting controls to maximum A C circulates and cools interior air Setting controls ...

Page 49: ...ks as long as the RETRACT ALL JACKS button is depressed When this is complete the JACKS DOWN light will go out Read your leveling jack Owner s Manual in the Damon Owner s Information Kit for more details Never lift all the wheels off the ground to level the coach Be sure to park the coach on solid level ground Clear all jack landing locations of debris and obstructions Locations should be also fre...

Page 50: ...tep on some models It can be latched for safety Step covers are provided for customer comfort and safety Some models have an electric step cover Additional storage is accessible directly beneath the bed Simply unlatch and lift the foot of the bed The device is equipped with gas struts to assist with opening hold ing and closing the bed storage lid To access the engine from the inside extend the sl...

Page 51: ...y to the ON position Press the slide room switch to the IN position As a safety feature if you let up on the switch the room will stop moving 4 Turn the key to the OFF position Insert the travel lock into the wall socket two if provided The tension on the travel lock may be tightened by rotating the center portion of the travel lock clockwise counter clockwise to loosen 5 Retract leveling jacks be...

Page 52: ...s for your convenience This remote also controls the furnace Simply point to the A C press heat on the remote and set your degree of comfort level The hot water heater start switch is located on the wall in the galley bathroom or monitor panel area The light illuminates when the switch is turned on The light goes off when the burner is on and the water is heating If the light comes back on the bur...

Page 53: ...refrigerator is equipped for large capacities with plenty of storage shelves and a crisper The refrigerator requires normal clean ing and care Please refer to the Refrigerator Owner s Manual in your Owner s In formation Kit for more information The microwave operates on 120 Volt power provided by the generator or shore line It will de program when the power is discontinued and must be re programme...

Page 54: ...cuum breaker to prevent the head from siphoning water back into the fresh water system The shower operates just like the shower at your home with two knobs that control the mix and flow of water and a center valve to divert water into the shower head A stopper is provided so that you can fill the tub The toilet in your motorhome is a marine type toilet It can be flushed by de pressing the foot ped...

Page 55: ...ide out and doors that are mounted be low gas fired appliances with exhaust may have a prop rod so the exhaust does not damage the door Most models have pass through compartments for storing longer items Always keep the doors locked when traveling to prevent accidental opening or theft Damon motor coaches have plywood reinforced roofs which are strong enough to walk on Use the two piece ladder to ...

Page 56: ...ll of the motorhome Turn the locking collar to hold into place Plug the shore end black end into a suitable 50 amp power receptacle to pro vide external power to the motorhome and converter charging system The generator compartment is accessed by lifting the front hood on the front cap You can start stop the generator from outside the unit by pushing the start button in and holding it until you he...

Page 57: ...compartment Simply grasp the door in the 90 degree 90 position and gently pull upward The door will raise and hold in a position to allow access to the lower compartment This ceiling vent will exhaust interior air by placing the switch into either the manual or the automatic setting In the to manual setting the vent will open and the fan speed will be set manually by turning the lower knob The far...

Page 58: ...Chapter 8 Exterior Systems ...

Page 59: ... are not sure of the proper procedure do not hesitate to contact your dealer or chassis service representative for information The chassis batteries are 12 Volt automotive batteries which provide power for all vehicle requirements Have these batteries serviced when servicing other vehicle systems Auxiliary batteries house batteries for motorhomes are dual auxiliary 6 Volt batteries to provide livi...

Page 60: ...resh water not be left in the storage tank for long periods of time The water should be drained when the unit is being stored or not in use Drains are located in a variety of compartments To drain the tank and lines simply open the low point drains and allow water to run out After water has drained close the valves to prevent pests from entering the system See also Sanitizing the System in Chapter...

Page 61: ... cleansers even the liquid and cream types alcohol based products and solvents such as acetone and MEK Gasoline and kerosene should not be used because of the damaging effect they have on the plastic surface as well as the fire hazard they present Often the damage caused by solvents alcohol and oil based prod ucts may not be immediately noticeable but the plastic is made weaker and thus more prone...

Page 62: ...uld result in damage to the awning fabric and or hardware due to the weight of water pooling Refer to your Chassis Operator s Manual for information on chassis service recommendations Have the engine coolant and engine oil level checked each time when refueling Proper engine servicing and record of servicing may be mandatory to ensure chassis warranty protection Follow the manufacturer s instructi...

Page 63: ...e available to restore the original luster to aluminum surfaces Make sure to follow the instructions for use as outlined on the product package Storage of the recreational vehicle out 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 mois ture from entering through breaks or cracks causing problems wi...

Page 64: ...st twice a year to make sure that all the seals are not cracked or worn Proper maintenance of seals is necessary to keep moisture from entering and causing severe damage such as rot mold or mildew If you en counter drying cracked or weathered seals make sure to reseal as necessary Remove the old worn seals first before reapplying the new seals Check with your dealer for the type of caulking requir...

Page 65: ...ls around doors windows vents and external seams If a seal is cracked or dried out it should be replaced to prevent leakage Check roof seals every six months to see if they are cracked or peeling Check engine covers and firewall every six months to see if they are cracked or peeled Be aware that weather sun and road vibration will affect seals causing them to dry crack or separate If you are unsur...

Page 66: ...uce 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 requirements Due to the weight of the motorhome you should have a qualified service center rotate the tires if recommended by your chassis manufac turer To lubricate the elevating gear apply a liberal amount of silicone spray lubricant to the elev...

Page 67: ...ee of debris to maintain proper op eration and to avoid component damage Test the operation of all windows oc casionally to make sure they are working properly making sure that they close flush and that the locks hold tight Check with your dealer if you are unsure about the correct methods of lubrication and adjustment Be aware that moisture can accumulate in locks and hinges of windows and doors ...

Page 68: ... The detector then resumes normal operation In normal operation the detector will flash the red LED once every thirty seconds High pressure laminate counter tops are quite easy to keep clean Waxing is not necessary Glass rings food spills water spots and smudges usually wipe off with a damp cloth or sponge Stubborn stains can be removed with a spray cleaner Lami nated surfaces resist alcohol fruit...

Page 69: ...tandard finish A satin sheen or high polish can be obtained with polishing compounds Certain chemical substances can seriously mar surfaces even during brief periods of contact If spilling occurs wipe area off immediately and then rinse with water Potentially harmful compositions include Toilet bowl cleaners rust removers contact adhesive solvent ceramic cook top cleaners paint or varnish remov er...

Page 70: ...corative wall coverings are not much different from wallpaper that you may have in your home They should be cleaned with mild soap and water They can eas ily be maintained with proper care Any glass will develop water spots if glass is not cleaned properly This spotting ef fect is magnified when glass has a reflective finish Use a squeegee immedi ately after washing to reduce water spotting To rem...

Page 71: ...itions fall below the freezing level it may be necessary to protect the drainage system components from damage by the addition of an approved antifreeze solution as outlined on the product directions Any drain lines exposed to external air temperatures are especially susceptible to freez ing and precautions should be taken to protect them from damage In the event that the motorhome is left for a p...

Page 72: ...r lines that are closed You will need access to an air compressor along with an adapter that will connect the air to your unit These adapters can be purchased at an RV supply store Do not exceed 55 psi when hooked up to the water lines to avoid damage If your vehicle is equipped with a water filter remove and drain it before proceeding Replace it with a diverter tube which will come with the unit ...

Page 73: ...ll fixtures clean to prevent staining Antifreeze must be nontoxic in nature and must be flushed from the fresh water system before human use Automotive antifreeze is poisonous and SHOULD NOT be used in drinking water systems Draining the tanks and water lines in your motorhome is half the battle of winterization Complete the Storage and Winterization Checklist page 68 to en sure protection of your...

Page 74: ...rd level surface to relieve the constant pressure on one area of the tires Partially deflate the tires Cover to protect against sunlight with burlap plywood or specially designed tire covers which are available at RV dealerships Countertops and Cabinets Wash with mild soap and water Curtains and Blinds Close all the drapes and curtains and protect the cur tains from sun fading by placing foil or p...

Page 75: ...f the Battery Disconnect Switch We recommend that the batteries be checked for charge at least monthly You may wish to remove the batteries from the motorhome and store them in a heated area However even when warm the battery charge level must still be maintained A warm battery accepts charge much more readily than a cold one Keep the battery vent caps in place during storage and prohibit smoking ...

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Page 77: ...Perform maintenance procedures per generator manual X Check service batteries X Add distilled water to batteries if necessary Safety Equipment X Test LP detector X Test smoke detector X Test CO detector X Test and check fire extinguisher Carpet X Vacuum after every trip X Shampoo as needed Front Wheel Alignment X Inspect and align as needed Seats X Lubricate all mechanisms inspect for proper opera...

Page 78: ...r Enclosed Screened Tent Furnace Duct Tape Firewood Hatchet MEAL PREPARATION Grill Masking Tape Baking Pans Matches Saw Bottle Opener Can Opener Picnic Table Cloth W Clips Shovel Coffee Maker Yard Chairs Small Level Foil or Plastic Wrap Tire Pressure Gauge Glasses Cups Various Tools Plastic Containers PET COMFORT Plates Food Water Dish Portable Grill Leash HOUSEKEEPING Pots Pans Skillets Litter Di...

Page 79: ...73 Service Maintenance Record Date Service Work Performed Mileage Dealer Name Address Phone Cost ...

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Page 87: ...side coil is not blocked or damaged Have a Damon dealer check to make sure you have the proper voltage Should your A C still not work after the above checks have been made contact a qualified service facility to perform more extensive testing Working with electrical appliances can be extremely dangerous Checking the fuses The Battery Control Center is built in two layers the printed circuit board ...

Page 88: ... or lubricate if necessary Furnace does not ignite and or cycles frequently Check that LP gas tank is full Remove any obstruction over furnace exhaust Inspect exhaust tube for any obstructions Check fuse in fuse panel and replace if necessary Make sure that return air grill is unobstructed Remove anything that is stored in furnace compartment that could block air flow Check that heat outlet regist...

Page 89: ...o start Battery condition may be low Recharge if necessary Check for poor ground or battery connection Lights flicker Loose or defective bulb Tighten or replace as needed Converter is overheating Open the cover to cool down and reduce the load by turning off some 12 Volt lights Lights dim or are half bright Low battery condition Check battery condition and recharge if necessary Possible converter ...

Page 90: ...hts are not functioning properly Yellow lights will not go out when vehicle is level Adjust the sensing unit located under the main body floor in a center storage compartment See your manufac turers manual Red warning lights are not functioning properly Lights will not come on check for broken wire at warning switch on the jack Lights will not go out faulty warning switch or wires are shorted to t...

Page 91: ...nspected by a certified technician No power to outside receptacle Make sure you have power to the shoreline Check breaker on generator GFCI receptacle switch may be off or tripped Reset GFCI at receptacle in bath room or kitchen Check the breaker in the power center or panel box Contact a Damon dealer or a qualified RV technician if problem is not resolved Oven slow to heat up Poor baking Poor ign...

Page 92: ...the carpet where the rollers are located The rollers are not a true sealed roller so this may happen over time Take pre cautions when lubricating Water is getting in at the bottom corners of the room Verify the exterior seals are against the room at the top corners and not turned in when room is out Also check for voids in the seal on the roof Room will not move in or out Ensure ignition switch is...

Page 93: ...the pump checked by your Damon dealer or a qualified RV technician The control panel lights are not illuminated Check coach circuit breakers and GFCI receptacle Verify that refrigerator is plugged into the 120 Volt outlet If using LP gas verify house batteries have adequate charge Lights are illuminating but no cooling Use a proper power source that is available and cooling operation to specifica ...

Page 94: ...mon dealer or a qualified RV technician replace gasket with new Poor TV reception Power jack is not turned on Turn power jack switch to ON Bad connections at TV or wall plate Make sure the connections are good at both TV and wall plate Antenna not pointed in direction of sending station Point antenna in proper di rection Cut or torn cable Have a Damon dealer or a qualified RV technician replace ba...

Page 95: ...the output of the receiver Be sure there are no trees buildings mountains etc in the line of sight to the satellite Check connections at the receiver TV and antenna Fine tune reception by slowly moving the antenna left then right until you find the position that gives the highest signal strength It is important that you turn the antenna slowly The signal is digital and it takes a few seconds to lo...

Page 96: ...or outlet on the rear of the tank It may also be applied through the relief valve port In this case it will be nec essary to first remove the relief valve You may then insert your air pres sure through the relief valve support flange In either case with the drain valve open the air pressure will force the remaining water out of the tank If air pressure is unavailable you may flush your tank with f...

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Page 111: ...Day Night Shades 46 63 DC System 29 Dinette Conversion 48 Doors and Door Locks 13 56 Drain Systems Termination Valve 28 Drainage Systems Waste Water System 26 Driving 19 Dual Stage Gas Support Pistons 51 Dumping the Holding Tanks 27 Electric Step 49 82 Electrical Diagrams 91 Electrical System 29 54 82 Electronic Gear Selector 39 Engine Block Heater 39 Engine Brake Switch 42 Engine Access Panel 44 ...

Page 112: ...ty Belts 19 Safety Provisions 23 Sanitizing the Fresh Water System 26 Satellite Dish 61 89 Seals and Adhesives 9 59 Service 9 Service Maintenance Record 73 Sewage 12 Shower Head and Hose 48 Sidewalls 58 Sinks 47 63 Slide Out Operation 10 44 60 86 Sliding Bedroom Door and Latch 46 Smoke Detector 23 Solid Surface Countertops 63 Sofa Bed 46 Steering Wheel 41 Step Lubrication 10 Storage above Cockpit ...

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