User manual ROADTREK CHEVROLET 200 MODELS 2003

[. . . ] All Dodge Models and 200 Chevrolet Owner's Manual Including Limited Warranty Information WARNINGS & CAUTIONS WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS This manual contains WARNINGS against operating procedures which could result in an accident or bodily injury. The manual also contains CAUTIONS against procedures which could result in damage to your vehicle. If you do not read the entire manual you may miss important information. Observe all Warnings & Cautions. Doc No: MNSA0006 Rev: 00 Copyright© Hanmar Motor Corporation 2003 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ________________________________________________________________________________Preface Elevations __________________________________________________________________________________Preface Daily Living ____________________________________________________________________________________A-1 Captain's Seats __________________________________________________________________________________A-1 Seat Belt Usage ________________________________________________________________________________A-1 Dinette Table (190-Versatile with Dinette Only) ________________________________________________________A-1 Cloverleaf Dining Table (190 and 200 Models) ________________________________________________________A-2 Extendible Dining Table __________________________________________________________________________A-2 Exterior Access Doors ____________________________________________________________________________A-2 Spare Tire Storage and Removal ____________________________________________________________________A-3 Sleeping Facilities ______________________________________________________________________________B-1 Rear L-Shaped Lounge to Double Bed (170-Popular and 190-Versatile) ____________________________________B-1 Rear L-Shaped Lounge to Double Bed (200-Versatile) __________________________________________________B-1 Rear Dinette to Double Bed (190-Versatile) __________________________________________________________B-2 Rear Twin Beds (190-Popular and 200-Popular) ________________________________________________________B-2 Rear King-Size Bed (190-Popular and 200-Popular) ____________________________________________________B-2 Front Lounge Seats (All Models) ____________________________________________________________________B-3 Appliance Location ____________________________________________________________________________C-1 Washroom and Privacy Area ____________________________________________________________________D-1 Privacy Doors (170-Popular, 190-Popular and 200-Popular) ______________________________________________D-1 Privacy Doors (190-Versatile) ______________________________________________________________________D-1 Privacy Doors (200-Versatile) ______________________________________________________________________D-1 Toilet ________________________________________________________________________________________D-2 Stand-Up Aisle Shower __________________________________________________________________________D-2 Water System __________________________________________________________________________________E-1 Fresh Water Tank ________________________________________________________________________________E-1 City Water Connection ____________________________________________________________________________E-1 Waste Water Storage and Dumping System __________________________________________________________E-2 Waste Tank Preparation __________________________________________________________________________E-2 Waste Tank Dumping ____________________________________________________________________________E-2 Waste Tank Flushing ______________________________________________________________________________E-3 Potable Water System Draining ____________________________________________________________________E-3 Potable Water System Sanitizing __________________________________________________________________E-3 Potable Water System Winterizing __________________________________________________________________E-4 Water Heater Bypass ____________________________________________________________________________E-4 Winter Use ____________________________________________________________________________________E-4 Electrical System________________________________________________________________________________F-1 110/12V Converter Charger ________________________________________________________________________F-1 External Electrical Source Connection ______________________________________________________________F-1 Generator (Optional) ____________________________________________________________________________F-1 Built-In 110V Air Conditioner ______________________________________________________________________F-1 Monitor Panel __________________________________________________________________________________F-2 Auxiliary Battery and Isolator ______________________________________________________________________F-2 Automotive Battery ______________________________________________________________________________F-3 Interior Cab Light and Ignition Light ________________________________________________________________F-3 Driving ________________________________________________________________________________________F-3 Stationary Use (Doors Closed) ______________________________________________________________________F-3 Doc No: MNSA0006 Rev: 00 Copyright© Hanmar Motor Corporation 2003 B-1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Stationary Use (Doors Open) ______________________________________________________________________F-3 Range Hood Exhaust Fan __________________________________________________________________________F-3 L. P. [. . . ] iii) Turn air conditioner master control to "low cool" position. iv) Adjust the thermostat cooler (towards "8") until the compressor starts. v) Once the compressor is running, adjust master control and thermostat to desired settings. Your vehicle should be parked as close to level as possible to maximize the air conditioner's efficiency. In a humid environment some water will condense when the air is blown through the cold side of the air conditioner. The water accumulates in a pan under the air conditioner and drains away at the back of the van. From time to time water may spill from the front of the air conditioner during abrupt stops or while parked on a steep forward slope. Doc No: MNSA0006 Rev: 00 Copyright© Hanmar Motor Corporation 2003 F-1 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MONITOR PANEL A monitor panel, located on the front closet partition above the passenger lounge seat, is provided to monitor the approximate fluid levels in the fresh, grey and black water tanks, LP gas tank (Dodge models only), and charge level in the auxiliary battery. Regarding the water tank levels, be aware that the panel does not always reflect actual fluid levels. For example, when the 1/3 level light is on, the tank may be anywhere from 1/3 to just under 2/3 full. Or when the panel reads empty, the tank may be anywhere from empty to just under 1/3 full. If you do not regularly use a sanitation fluid in your black and grey water tanks, the tanks must be flushed periodically with sanitation fluid to prevent the accumulation of solids on the probes so as to maintain accurate black and grey water level readings. To flush: i) If necessary, dump the black and grey water tanks (see E. 3. ). ii) Add 20 L (5 gallons) of a water and sanitation fluid solution mixed as recommended by the fluid manufacturer. iii) Drive your vehicle until numerous stops, starts and turns have been achieved. The auxiliary battery charge level indicator is marked "C", "G", "F", and "L". "G" means the battery charge is "good", "F" indicates "fair", and "L" indicates "low". Note that the battery condition is indicated by the uppermost light that is on. For example, if the "G", "F", and "L" lights are on, the battery charge is "Good". The panel also provides the switch from the water pump and a disconnect switch for the auxiliary battery. AUXILIARY BATTERY AND ISOLATOR The auxiliary battery is a deep-cycle maintenance free gel battery. This battery is located at the rear driver side below the floor on all models except the 170-Popular where it is on the passenger side. 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