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Four Wheel HAWK - User Manual

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Summary

Operating the Refrigerator in DC Mode

DC Mode Battery & Charging Conditions

Ensures battery is fully charged and charging system is adequate for DC refrigerator operation.

DC Mode Purpose & Limitations

DC mode maintains cooling for pre-cooled items, not for initial cooling.

DC Operation Vehicle Requirements

Use DC operation only when vehicle battery and charging system are in good condition.

Operating the Refrigerator in Propane Gas Mode

Propane Operation at High Altitudes

At altitudes over 5500 feet, expect reduced cooling and potential burner outages.

High Altitude Recommendation

Norcold recommends using AC mode at altitudes above 5500 feet to avoid issues.

About This Manual and Product Information

Manual Scope and Limitations

Manual covers general guidance; features may be optional or change without notice.

Product Changes and Updates

Features and specifications may vary; check website for current information.

Raising and Lowering the Roof

Releasing Roof Latches

Procedure for releasing the six roof latches to prepare for lifting.

Raising the Camper Roof

Steps for lifting the roof, including panel extension and strap securing.

Preparing to Lower the Roof

Checks before lowering: clear items, remove snow, close stove cover, attach bungee cords.

Lowering the Camper Roof

Process for safely lowering the roof, managing the liner and lift panels.

Securing the Roof in Travel Position

Steps to attach latches, adjust tension, and ensure liner is not pinched.

Electrical System Overview

12 V and 120 V Circuit Description

Explains the 12-volt and 120-volt power sources and routing within the camper.

12 V Master Kill Switch Operation

Defines the functionality of the red 12v master kill switch in 'IN' and 'OUT' positions.

Auxiliary Battery Recharging

Details how the auxiliary battery recharges via truck system, solar, or shore power.

Troubleshooting Electrical Issues

Checking Fuses and Circuit Breakers

Initial steps for troubleshooting include checking fuses, breakers, and connections.

Battery and Connection Checks

Verify battery tightness and condition, and automotive/auxiliary battery health.

Propane System Operation

Propane System Setup

Information on regulator, tank mounting, purging lines, and initial filling.

Propane Safety and Usage

Covers closing stove valve, securing tank for travel, cooking precautions, and leak detection.

Water System Components

Fresh Water Tank and Drains

Details freshwater tank sizes and locations for filling and draining.

Water Pump Operation

Instructions for using manual and electric water pumps, including pressurized systems.

Water System Sanitization

Procedure for sanitizing the system with bleach or commercial products.

Draining Hot Water Heater

Instructions for draining the hot water tank and its anode rod for maintenance.

Turnbuckle Securing Procedures

Checking Turnbuckle Tension

Guidance on periodically checking and adjusting turnbuckle tension for security.

Securing After Loosening

Steps to re-tighten turnbuckles if found loose, ensuring camper squareness.

Maintenance Procedures

Exterior Maintenance

Washing, cleaning, and protecting the camper's exterior finish and vinyl liner.

Interior Maintenance

Advice on managing condensation, cleaning cushions, and maintaining interior fabrics.

Winterizing the Water System

Hot Water Tank and Anode Rod

Draining the hot water tank and servicing the anode rod before winter storage.

Winterizing the Shower System

Procedure for draining the outdoor shower head and hose.

Draining Freshwater Tank and Pump

Steps to drain the freshwater tank, lines, and water pump.

Adding RV Antifreeze

Instructions for adding non-toxic antifreeze to the freshwater system.

Four Wheel HAWK Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryMotorhomes
ManufacturerFour Wheel Campers
ModelHAWK
Sleeping Capacity2-3
MicrowaveOptional
TVOptional
Audio SystemOptional
Solar PanelOptional
AwningOptional
Fresh Water CapacityApproximately 20 gallons
Fuel TypeN/A (Truck Dependent)
EngineN/A (Truck Dependent)
TransmissionN/A (Truck Dependent)
GeneratorOptional
Air ConditioningOptional
HeatingOptional
RefrigeratorOptional
StoveOptional
BatteryOptional
WarrantyLimited warranty available