Lance Truck Camper, Руководство пользователя

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NOTE: Spiders and other small insects climb into
burner tube(s). The spiders spin webs, build nests
and lay eggs. These webs and nests can be very
small, but they are very strong and can block the
flow of gas.
Mud Daubers are another insect to watch out for.
It is not uncommon for Mud Daubers to build their
mud huts in places like the furnace exhaust ports.
This can be dangerous in two ways. First by causing
a restriction that could cause carbon monoxide to
build up on the inside of the camper, second, the
same restriction can also cause heat and flame
problems which could cause a fire. Both scenarios
are dangerous and can cause death.
3. Open vents and windows.
12-volt System
1. Prior to the battery installation, check charge level.
Refill and recharge as necessary. Inspect cable
ends and ensure that terminals are clean and free
of corrosion. Place the battery into the
compartment, install tiedowns, and connect cables.
Turn battery switch to “USE” position. Check battery
condition on monitor panel.
2. Be sure all 12-volt DC and 120-volt AC circuit
breakers are ON.
3. Inspect and operate all 12-volt lights and
accessories.
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 faucets until
flow of antifreeze stops.
3. Do not let antifreeze stand on plastic sinks or
outside shower components or stains may occur.
4. Open the water heater bypass valves.
5. Flush and sanitize the fresh water system as
outlined in the “Fresh Water System” section.
6. Operate all faucets and fixtures in the fresh water
system. Check for leaks at all joints and fittings.
Repair if necessary.
Propane System
1. Turn on propane valves and inspect all pipes and
fittings in the propane system. Check for leaks as
outlined in the “Propane System” section.
2. Operate each propane appliance. Observe all
burners and pilot flames for proper color and size.
If there are any problems, refer to an authorized
Lance Dealer Service Center.
General
1. Install new 9-volt battery in smoke detector.
2. Check the monitor panel operation.
3. Open and operate vents and vent fans.
120-volt System
1. Inspect the 120-volt electrical system: Power cord,
converter, and outlets. If defects are found, refer
service to a Lance Dealer Service Center.
2. Prepare the AC generator (if equipped) for operation
following instructions in the generator operating
manual in your Owner’s Information Package.
3. Operate 120-volt AC appliances and air conditioner.
Maintenance
1. Check the sealant around all roof, body seams,
and windows. Reseal if necessary. See “Sealant
Renewal” subsection of the “MAINTENANCE”
section.
2. Lubricate all exterior locks, hinges and latches.
3. Wash and wax the exterior. Inspect the body for
scratches or other damage. Touch-up or repair as
necessary.
Camper Loading and Checkout
1. Load the camper onto the truck following the
procedure in the “LOADING AND UNLOADING”
section.
2. Check the operation of taillights, turn signals,
backup lights, clearance lights, license plate lights,
and emergency flashers.
your camper should now be ready for a new traveling
season. If you choose, your Lance Dealer can double
check your preparation and correct any defects or make
any necessary adjustments.
TYPICAL BULBS AND FUSES
The following is a list of typical 12-volt bulbs and
fuses used in your camper. It is wise to keep a couple
of spares of each type on hand.
Fuses Amp
Blade type (ATC) 1, 3, 7.5, 10, 15, 20 & 30
(ATM) 2
Lights Bulb Number
Reading light MR16 GU5.3
Range hood light #921
Wardrobe light #563
Docking light #H3-12V55W
Happy Camping