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Brand | Highland |
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Model | RIDGE RV |
Category | Motorhomes |
Language | English |
Guide to operation of features, equipment, and controls in your recreation vehicle.
Information on components warranted separately by their manufacturers.
Explanation of signal words (NOTE, CAUTION, WARNING, DANGER) used in the manual.
Procedure for reporting potential safety defects to NHTSA and Transport Canada.
Information on Highland Ridge RV manufacturing and design rights.
Owner's responsibility for reading manuals, maintenance, and service.
Instructions for updating contact information or ownership records.
Dealer's responsibilities at the time of sale, including delivery and orientation.
Tips for contacting dealers and preparing for service appointments.
Information on contacting dealers and Highland Ridge customer service.
Information about joining the Highland Ridge RV Owner's Club.
Details on emergency roadside assistance services provided by Coach-Net.
Guidelines for getting warranty repairs when experiencing a roadside emergency.
Procedures for obtaining service at the Highland Ridge RV Factory Service Center.
Information on how to obtain replacement parts for Highland Ridge RVs.
Details on the two-year warranty coverage and transferability for towable RVs.
Conditions, exclusions, and limitations of the limited warranty.
Step-by-step instructions for obtaining warranty service.
List of items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
Circumstances that void the warranty, such as commercial use or neglect.
Information on legal actions and statutes of limitations for warranty claims.
Procedures for completing and submitting warranty registration forms.
Owner's responsibility for proper care, maintenance, and load distribution.
Instructions for operating the emergency exit window.
Basic safety rules to follow in case of a fire.
Information on fire extinguisher classification and use.
Details on smoke alarm operation, maintenance, and limitations.
Information on the CO/propane alarm, its function, and safety precautions.
Information on formaldehyde release from vehicle components and ventilation.
Guidance on using the RV for extended periods and potential warranty impact.
Precautions for operating the RV in freezing or below freezing temperatures.
Explanation of condensation, its causes, and methods to control it.
Determining tow vehicle capacity and selecting a suitable tow vehicle.
Understanding the purpose and location of various vehicle decals and data plates.
Definitions of weight ratings such as GAWR, GCWR, GVWR, OCCC, and UVW.
Explanation of the Federal Certification, OCCC, and Tire and Loading labels.
Guidelines for safely loading the RV, distributing weight, and securing items.
Importance of hitch selection and compatible hookups for safe towing.
How a weight distributing hitch system improves stability.
Using sway control devices to manage side-to-side movement.
Step-by-step instructions for securely hooking up the RV to the tow vehicle.
Information on the 7-way connector plug and its function for trailer power.
Procedures for weighing the RV and tow vehicle to determine proper load distribution.
Safe towing practices, including speed limits, stopping distance, and adverse conditions.
Awareness of height and width restrictions for bridges and tunnels.
Tips for making turns and avoiding obstacles.
Guidance on safely backing the RV into a campsite or parking space.
Procedures for parking the RV securely after reaching the destination.
Warning against towing anything behind the RV or overloading the rear.
Information on electric and hydraulic brake systems and their maintenance.
Function and installation of the breakaway switch for trailer brakes.
Proper use and maintenance of the RV entrance steps.
Safety precautions for operating and locking the RV entrance door.
Information on managing RV keys, including ordering duplicates.
Operating and safety information for the rear vision camera system.
Importance of leveling the RV for comfort, appliance operation, and drainage.
Overview of the automatic leveling system and its limitations.
Description of controls and functions for the leveling system panel.
How to operate the landing gear jacks manually and automatically.
Instructions for deploying and retracting manual and electric stabilizer jacks.
Procedures for emergency stops and placement of warning indicators.
Guidance on contacting service providers for towing assistance.
Checking wheel lug torque after initial use, storage, and before trips.
Importance of tire maintenance, inflation, and inspection for wear.
Safety precautions and steps for changing a recreational vehicle tire.
Steps for setting up the travel trailer at a campsite.
Guidelines for safely loading the cargo bay, considering weight capacity.
Safe loading procedures for the front cargo deck, including weight limits.
Instructions for setting up and closing the patio deck, including weight limits.
Operation and safety for electric slideout room systems.
Procedure for retracting the slideout room.
Basic maintenance recommendations for the slideout system.
Common issues and solutions for slideout system malfunctions.
Explanation of error codes and their meanings for slideout system issues.
Steps to manually override the inwall slideout system in case of power loss.
Procedure for manually pushing in the slideout room.
Overview of the RV's 12-volt DC and 120-volt AC electrical systems.
Safety precautions before working on the electrical system.
Steps to take in the event of an electrical fire in the RV.
Explanation of GFCI receptacles and monthly testing procedures.
Details on the 50 amp AC electrical system and its power sources.
How to test campsite power receptacles before connecting the RV.
Information on the shore power cord and its connection to 50-amp service.
Procedure for connecting the shore power cord to an external power source.
How to calculate electrical load and understand amperage limits.
Function and operation of 120-volt AC circuit breakers for protection.
Guidelines for replacing circuit breakers with correct specifications.
Operation and maintenance of the factory-installed DC to AC inverter.
Function and maintenance of the converter that supplies 12-volt DC power.
How the 12-volt DC system operates, including power sources and components.
Location and replacement of 12-volt fuses in the load center.
Information on using 12-volt DC power outlets for appliances.
Usage and maintenance of the auxiliary 12-volt DC battery.
Consideration for installing a battery isolator on the tow vehicle.
Estimated amperage consumption for various 12-volt and 120-volt systems.
Operation and safety for the factory-installed generator.
Recommendations for regularly running the generator to maintain performance.
Guidelines for replacing light bulbs, including voltage and wattage.
Safety precautions related to fuel handling and refueling.
Instructions for removing and closing the fuel filler cap.
Importance of attaching the grounding clip to the vehicle being fueled.
Safety information for filling fuel tanks, including fuel selection and overfilling.
Precautions for avoiding inhalation of toxic exhaust gases.
Overview of the propane system components and their functions.
Methods for testing the propane system for leaks using soapy water.
Steps to follow if propane gas is smelled within the vehicle.
Instructions for installing propane cylinders and connecting the system.
Information on single and two-stage propane regulators and their function.
Steps for operating the propane system for cooking, heating, and water.
How to estimate propane consumption based on appliance BTU ratings.
Chart showing average propane consumption for various appliances.
Safety precautions when using propane for cooking appliances.
Safety tips for fueling the tow vehicle and operating propane appliances during travel.
Components of the fresh water system, including tank, pump, and heater.
Components of the waste water system, including holding tanks and drains.
Routine maintenance checks for fittings, pressure, and leaks.
How to use the monitor panel to check water levels and battery condition.
Instructions for using the monitor panel's 'tact' switches.
Methods for filling the fresh water tank and normal overflow.
Operation and maintenance of the 12-volt water pump.
How to operate the propane and electric water heater switches.
Recommendation for using a water pressure regulator to protect the system.
Description of the exterior utility center and its connections.
How to connect to a pressurized external water source for RV supply.
Method for filling the fresh water tank using an external source.
Using the black tank flush inlet to clean the sewer tank.
Operation and use of the handheld outside shower assembly.
General operation of bathroom, kitchen, and outside shower faucets.
Information on the shower faucet, vacuum breaker, and bathing facilities.
Cleaning recommendations for sink and shower fixtures.
Steps for draining the fresh water tank and supply lines.
Procedure for sanitizing the RV's plumbing system with bleach.
Detailed steps for sanitizing the fresh water tank and lines.
Procedure for rinsing the plumbing system after sanitizing.
Method to remove lingering chlorine taste using a vinegar solution.
How to use the water heater bypass valves for winterizing or servicing.
Overview of the gray and black water holding tanks and their function.
Information on P-traps and dry sealing valves for odor prevention.
Importance of keeping vent pipes and caps clear of obstructions.
Where and how to store the RV sewer drain hose.
Procedure for draining black and grey water holding tanks.
Steps to prepare the black water tank for waste and chemical addition.
Preparation for the grey water holding tank, including odor reduction.
Operation of the toilet and water usage for flushing.
Regular cleaning and maintenance of the toilet system.
Operation and maintenance of roof-mounted and wall-mounted air conditioners.
Using the 12-volt DC attic fan or powered roof vent for air circulation.
Operating the attic fan using the control pad, including rain sensor.
Operation of ceiling fans, including speed and direction controls.
Ensuring air registers and grills are clear of obstructions for proper airflow.
Operation, power requirements, and maintenance of the RV furnace.
Information on operating and maintaining the RV fireplace.
Microwave oven use, general cleaning, and convection microwave operation.
Safety precautions and usage guidelines for the RV range and oven.
Safety instructions for operating propane appliances.
How to handle a grease fire and safety precautions for the cook top.
Recommendations for stocking, cleaning, and maintaining the RV refrigerator.
Detailed guidelines for cleaning the interior and exterior of the refrigerator.
Information on washer/dryer prep, installation, and power requirements.
Antenna positioning, power injector, and signal strength meter usage.
How to use the TV power supply for reception of local stations or VCR/DVD.
General maintenance and cleaning procedures for interior surfaces.
Care instructions for décor glass, furniture, window treatments, shades, and blinds.
Maintaining furniture upholstery, including fabric and leather care.
Cleaning fabric drapes, valances, and window shades.
Information on different sofa styles and converting them into beds.
Cleaning instructions for solar shields.
Cleaning methods for day/night shades.
Cleaning instructions for mini blinds.
Care and storage recommendations for roller shades.
Cleaning and care instructions for vinyl flooring.
Cleaning procedures for ABS plastic components.
Keeping hardwood doors, cabinets, and tables clean and in good condition.
Using pantry or hutch for storage and securing items for travel.
Preventing permanent damage to countertops through proper use.
Cleaning laminate countertops and removing stains.
Care and repair of solid surface countertops.
Cleaning and maintenance for solid surface sinks.
Repairing and cleaning interior wall panels.
General cleaning advice for flooring, with specific notes for carpet.
Regular vacuuming and spot cleaning for carpeted areas.
Procedures for washing and waxing the RV's exterior finish.
Guidelines for washing the RV, including water temperature and soap type.
How to wax the RV's painted surfaces for protection and shine.
Techniques for polishing severely damaged painted surfaces.
How to touch up small cracks and scratches in the paint coat.
Cleaning methods for various plastic parts on the RV exterior.
Cleaning and polishing chrome parts to prevent corrosion.
Protecting the RV frame from damage, rust, and deterioration.
Information on lubricating wheel bearings using the E-Z lube feature.
Inspecting and cleaning exterior vents for obstructions.
Cleaning RV windows and tracks.
Safety precautions and weight limits for the optional roof ladder.
Importance of inspecting and maintaining exterior sealants to prevent water damage.
Diagram showing sealant locations on the toy hauler exterior.
Checklist for ensuring a trouble-free camping season.
Pre-trip and pre-return checklist for safety and maintenance.
Interior checklist items before leaving or returning home.
Exterior checklist items before leaving or returning home.
Suggested areas for regular maintenance, referencing operator manuals.
Key maintenance checks before the first trip of the season.
Initial checks and adjustments after the first 200 miles of use.
Daily checks and inspections to perform before each trip.
Procedures for preparing the RV for storage to prevent problems.
Specific steps for preparing the RV for storage, especially for winter.
A log to record vehicle service dates, mileage, and work performed.