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LP GENERATOR (OPTION) .................................................................................................................................14

 

MICROWAVE (OPTION).......................................................................................................................................14

 

ROOF VENTS .......................................................................................................................................................14

 

CREATE- A- BREEZE BY FANTASTIC VENT (OPTION)....................................................................................15

 

AIR CONDITIONER (OPTION) .............................................................................................................................15

 

TV ANTENNA (OPTION) ......................................................................................................................................15

 

TV ANTENNA PRE-WIRE.....................................................................................................................................15

 

TELEVISION (OPTION) ........................................................................................................................................16

 

CD/AM/FM PLAYER (OPTION) ............................................................................................................................16

 

4-CORNER CAMPER JACKS...............................................................................................................................16

 

MANUAL JACKS ..............................................................................................................................................16

 

ELECTRIC JACKS (OPTION) ..........................................................................................................................16

 

AWNINGS (OPTION) ............................................................................................................................................16

 

REAR BUMPER AND ENTRY STEP (OPTION) ..................................................................................................16

 

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ..................................................................................................................................... 17

 

110V AC SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................................17

 

12-VOLT DC POWER SYSTEM ...........................................................................................................................17

 

BATTERY CHARGING .........................................................................................................................................18

 

BATTERY DISCONNECT SWITCH......................................................................................................................18

 

CIRCUIT OVERLOAD ...........................................................................................................................................18

 

FUSES...................................................................................................................................................................18

 

INTERIOR LIGHTING ...........................................................................................................................................19

 

SYSTEMS MONITOR PANEL (OPTION) .............................................................................................................19

 

LEVEL INDICATOR SWITCH...........................................................................................................................19

 

SOLAR PANEL (OPTION) ....................................................................................................................................19

 

PLUMBING ........................................................................................................................................................... 20

 

FRESH WATER SYSTEM ....................................................................................................................................20

 

WATER PUMP CONTROL SWITCH................................................................................................................20

 

WATER LINES..................................................................................................................................................20

 

SANITIZING THE FRESH WATER SYSTEM ..................................................................................................20

 

WASTE WATER AND SEWER DRAINAGE SYSTEM (MOST MODELS)...........................................................21

 

DRAINAGE LINES............................................................................................................................................21

 

STORAGE TANKS ...........................................................................................................................................21

 

TOILET (MOST MODELS)....................................................................................................................................21

 

TOILET AND HOLDING TANKS DO’S AND DON’TS: ....................................................................................21

 

DOORS, WINDOWS AND COMPARTMENTS.................................................................................................... 22

 

ENTRY DOOR, SCREEN, AND LOCKS ..............................................................................................................22

 

ENTRY ASSIST HANDLE.....................................................................................................................................22

 

WINDOWS ............................................................................................................................................................22

 

Содержание 1000SLRX Illusion Slide Out

Страница 1: ...Truck Camper Owner s Manual To our customers For your maximum enjoyment and safety we recommend familiarizing yourself with the contents of this manual before using your camper Happy Camping ...

Страница 2: ...TALLATION 9 LP LINE CHECK 9 LP GAS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 10 USING YOUR LP GAS SYSTEM AT LOW TEMPERATURES 10 SAFETY AND WARNING DEVICES 11 LP CO DUAL ALARM 11 PROCEDURES TO TAKE DURING AN LP PROPANE GAS ALARM 11 SMOKE DETECTOR 11 FIRE EXTINGUISHER 11 CARBON MONOXIDE CO 12 WARNINGS 12 SYMPTOMS OF CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING 12 GENERAL SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS 12 APPLIANCES AND EQUIPMENT 13 VENTING 13 START ...

Страница 3: ...M 17 12 VOLT DC POWER SYSTEM 17 BATTERY CHARGING 18 BATTERY DISCONNECT SWITCH 18 CIRCUIT OVERLOAD 18 FUSES 18 INTERIOR LIGHTING 19 SYSTEMS MONITOR PANEL OPTION 19 LEVEL INDICATOR SWITCH 19 SOLAR PANEL OPTION 19 PLUMBING 20 FRESH WATER SYSTEM 20 WATER PUMP CONTROL SWITCH 20 WATER LINES 20 SANITIZING THE FRESH WATER SYSTEM 20 WASTE WATER AND SEWER DRAINAGE SYSTEM MOST MODELS 21 DRAINAGE LINES 21 STO...

Страница 4: ...4 WINTER STORAGE OF YOUR CAMPER 24 OUTDOOR WINTER STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS 24 EXTERIOR 24 INTERIOR 25 EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE 25 EXTERIOR FINISH 25 SIGNS OF WEATHERING 25 WINDOWS DOORS VENTS LOCKS 25 RUBBER ROOF BY DICOR 25 INTERIOR MAINTENANCE 26 REFRIGERATOR 26 STOVE AND SINK 26 UPHOLSTERY AND WINDOW SHADES 26 CURTAINS 26 VINYL TENT CANVAS 26 WALL AND CEILING PANELS 26 BATHROOM AND SHOWER 26 WOOD PRODU...

Страница 5: ...5 POST TRIP CLEAN UP 27 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE CHART 28 LIMITED WARRANTY 29 WARRANTY REPAIRS 30 WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORMS 30 OWNER S RESPONSIBILITY 30 ...

Страница 6: ...options as installed on or in your camper DEALER RESPONSIBILITIES Your Travel Lite dealer is responsible for servicing your warranty claims under Travel Lite s warranty process but he does not himself warrant the unit The dealer is also responsible for pre delivery inspection on all new units sold to his customers 1 Review the Owner s Manual with the dealer If you have any questions he has the exp...

Страница 7: ...le loads should not exceed the gross vehicle weight rating GVWR These weight ratings are given on the vehicle certification label that is located on the left side of the vehicle normally the dash panel hinge pillar door latch post or door edge next to the driver on trucks manufactured after January 1 1972 If weight ratings are exceeded move or remove items TAKING THE CAMPER OFF THE TRUCK Always un...

Страница 8: ...he rubber docking bumpers on the front of the camper Lowering the front end of the camper first will help prevent against damaging these ATTACHING THE CAMPER Using the tie downs fasten the camper securely to the truck Travel Lite uses Torklift com or HappiJac com tie down systems Your Travel Lite dealer should be able to supply the correct item When the tie downs are in place the chains MUST be pu...

Страница 9: ...k is raised this valve will release This valve should be HAND TIGHTENED ONLY FILLING LP GAS TANKS 1 Be sure that all the appliances are off 2 Close the tank valve on the empty tank 3 Disconnect the bottle 4 Loosen the clamp holding the tank to the unit 5 Remove tank from unit keep in an upright position 6 Have the tank filled by an authorized LP gas technician 7 Observe labels and tags Overfilling...

Страница 10: ...NG Never use natural gas in your LP gas system WARNING Most LP gas appliances used in recreational vehicles are vented to the outside of the vehicle When parked close to a gasoline pump it is possible that the gasoline fumes could enter this type of appliance and ignite from the burner flame CAUSING A FIRE OR AN EXPLOSION FOR YOUR SAFETY when refueling shut off all LP gas appliances that are vente...

Страница 11: ...damage if ignited This condition may exist for an extended time period before the propane can reach the detector s location and be detected The detector only indicates the presence of propane at the sensor Propane may be present in other areas PROCEDURES TO TAKE DURING AN LP PROPANE GAS ALARM Turn the propane off at the tank s turn off all propane appliances extinguish all flames and smoking mater...

Страница 12: ... Headache Weakness and sleepiness Nausea Vomiting Muscular twitching Throbbing in temples Inability to think coherently If symptoms indicate the possibility of carbon monoxide gas poisoning Turn off engine s immediately Get out into fresh air at once Summon medical assistance Check the exhaust systems during routine maintenance and repair any leaks damage or obstruction before further operations D...

Страница 13: ... vehicle is parked for several hours make sure the vehicle is leveled to prevent loss of cooling Carefully consult the instruction manual provided with the refrigerator for detailed information for operation defrost and maintenance procedures LP FURNACE The furnace utilizes a sealed combustion system which means the combustion chamber is completely sealed from the interior atmosphere of your vehic...

Страница 14: ... water in the tank Insure the water heater exterior door is firmly secured The vent in this door is necessary for proper combustion Do not block the airflow through the vent with any form of windshield There is an automatic gas valve no adjustments are necessary If hot water is used with some discretion there should be an ample supply for all passengers Gas is automatically supplied to heat the wa...

Страница 15: ... air conditioner read the owner s manual supplied by the manufacturer for a complete understanding of the proper operation and maintenance Replacing or cleaning the filter with soapy water is recommended if the air conditioner is used daily for a two 2 week period A complete instruction manual is provided with the camper Consult this manual before operation to insure you are clear of all informati...

Страница 16: ...se or circuit breaker in the system NOTE Check to be sure all four jacks are in the full UP position when traveling WARNING The sole function of jacks of any type is to temporarily support a truck camper to get the camper on or off a truck The jacks alone should never be used for long term storage or occupancy For long term storage the floor should be supported by substantial sawhorses or blocking...

Страница 17: ...rotected by a GFI ground fault interrupter circuit breaker to protect against electrical shock NOTE It is good practice to have everything in the unit turned off before plugging in the power cord 12 VOLT DC POWER SYSTEM All campers are equipped with an AC DC Power Converter When your 110V lifeline is connected to an outside supply the power converter will automatically convert Then you can utilize...

Страница 18: ...ese steps 1 When unit is plugged into an external electrical source the battery disconnect switch needs to be pulled out in order for the battery to charge through the converter 2 When traveling the battery disconnect switch needs to be pulled out to allow your truck battery to trickle charge the camper battery 3 When the battery disconnect switch is pushed in it disconnects ALL power from the bat...

Страница 19: ... level is a digital display that reflects the battery voltage when the switch is depressed Erroneous indications when checking water levels can be caused by water with low mineral content Level is measured by a very low electrical signal traveling through the liquid Some water that is low in mineral content may not conduct the signal properly SOLAR PANEL OPTION The solar panel is mounted on the ro...

Страница 20: ...er of the tank with fresh water Open all faucets of the fresh water system until all air has been released and the entire system fills with the solution Once filled close all faucets and valves Allow system to stand for 3 hours Drain and flush system with fresh water Make sure you flush the water system several times to remove any taste of chlorine To remove chloride or odor which might remain mix...

Страница 21: ...tes and recreational parks have strict laws to prohibit dumping of any kind into anything other than approved disposal facilities or sewer systems To find the closest dump station when traveling check with a local service station or park operator at your campsite After tanks have been emptied put a couple of gallons of water in them to keep solids from building up on the bottom of the tank WARNING...

Страница 22: ... crank handle and turn handle Push window outward There are 3 opening positions To close window push window open completely then bring it back to the closed position Flynet and blind can be operated independently or together flynet at the top of the window and blind at the bottom Night latch setting Simply position blind short of the top to leave a small section of flynet exposed EMERGENCY EXIT EG...

Страница 23: ... down truck campers are equipped with a roof lift system This system is lubricated and sealed at the factory and no additional maintenance is required NOTE Never attempt to raise the roof with the camper supported by the jacks only The floor must be supported If not the body of the camper may become distorted to the point of causing the lift system to bind and fail CAUTION Never drive with the cam...

Страница 24: ...th RV anti freeze a cap full per trap is adequate DO NOT use anti freeze with an alcohol base Turn off thermostat and lights unplug all electrical items and pull shades Put graphite in all locks and steps and lubricate all door hinges Open refrigerator door and secure so that it CANNOT BE CLOSED Close all vents and windows Unhook battery and store in a dry warm place Lock up your camper and all th...

Страница 25: ...sh on those materials is durable but not indestructible Any material or finish will deteriorate in time Exposure to the elements and airborne pollutants can chemically alter the composition of many materials causing dulling yellowing and fading to the finish Most often these changes due to weathering are on the surface and do not affect the strength of the exterior components of the camper SIGNS O...

Страница 26: ...voiding of the warranty as will negligence misuse or the installation of equipment not authorized by Travel Lite Become familiar with the information in the manual and in the appliance manufacturer s instruction sheets REFRIGERATOR Never use harsh detergents or abrasive cleaners Clean with warm soapy water dish soap and wipe dry STOVE AND SINK Clean with appropriate cleaners UPHOLSTERY AND WINDOW ...

Страница 27: ...jacks are in the full UP position Be sure all roof latches are in locked position if pop up camper Make sure awning is locked into closed position if installed Fold up step if installed INTERIOR Lower TV antenna if installed Turn off water heater Turn off water pump Turn off furnace Turn off range pilot Close stove top cover Close roof vents Close and lock all windows Secure freestanding furniture...

Страница 28: ...stem X Have a qualified technician check pressures and complete system X Check hoses fittings and connections for leaks and signs of wear X Check drainage system for leaks and road damage X Sanitize fresh water system Water and Drainage X Winterize system depending on local seasonal conditions X Inspect wiring and connections Electrical Systems X Check and service batteries X Remove food and ice f...

Страница 29: ...Lite Inc authorized dealer will replace or repair at it s option the defective part s EXCLUSIONS The scope of this warranty is expressly limited to only items actually constructed by Travel Lite Inc Travel Lite Inc therefore makes no warranty with respect to components and parts constructed or assembled by other manufacturers Including but not limited to the LPG and electrical appliances heaters r...

Страница 30: ...ite Inc within 10 days of your taking delivery of your camper Your Travel Lite warranty will not be registered unless this warranty registration is completed and received by Travel Lite Failure to file this warranty registration with Travel Lite will not affect your rights under this limited warranty as long as you can present proof of purchase but it can cause delays in obtaining the benefits of ...

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