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General| Brand | Jamboree |
|---|---|
| Model | Motorhomes |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Language | English |
Check all fluids, inspect wheel lugs, check generator oil, secure jack and wrench, check 115-volt cord, fire extinguisher, verify items.
Secure loose objects, refrigerator, cabinets, and exterior doors for safe travel.
Follow Chassis Manual for engine start/operation. Ensure neutral/park and parking brake engagement.
Seat belts are vital. Ensure all belts are fastened while the motor home is in motion.
Maneuver cautiously, allow extra room for turns/lanes, and check side mirrors frequently.
Operate and service engine/cooling system per Chassis Operator's Manual recommendations.
Maintain clear windshield and comfortable cabin temperature using heater and defroster.
Check automotive circuit fuses if the vehicle electrical system fails. Fuses are automotive-type.
Consult Chassis Manual for tire changing. Note vehicle weight and lug nut torque for safety.
Exterior service includes battery, radiator, oil. Interior access for transmission dipstick and air cleaner.
Service the 12-volt automotive battery and auxiliary 12-volt battery for living-area power.
Perform generator power plant service at an authorized center per manufacturer's recommendations.
Fresh water supply comes from city hookup or an on-board tank with pump pressure.
Connect to city water supply by turning pump off, removing cap, and connecting hose.
On-board pump provides pressure. Do not run pump without water in the system to prevent damage.
Empty holding tank into disposal area using a sewer hose. Ensure tank is relatively full for effective dumping.
Use the 25-foot power-supply cord to connect to a 115-volt power source for appliances.
12-volt power for lights and appliances is supplied by the vehicle or auxiliary battery.
Locate 12-volt fuses in the Electrical control panel behind an access panel in the living area.
The auxiliary battery powers living-area needs, and the alternator charges both batteries.
The optional generator provides 115-volt power. Refer to manufacturer's manual for service.
Optional roof AC units use 115-volt power and have controls for airflow and temperature.
Optional automotive AC adds load to the vehicle's cooling system. Shut off if engine overheats.
Maintain appliance function at low temps by managing component temperature and using appropriate gas types.
Operates from removable or chassis tanks. Procedures for valve operation and relighting pilot lights.
Fill chassis-mounted tank at an LP gas supplier or service station. Keep vehicle 25 feet away.
Check for leaks with soap solution before each trip or refill. Never use an open flame for checks.
Use range hood fan when cooking. Avoid using open flames to warm the living area.
LP gas radiant heater operation. Refer to manufacturer's instructions for lighting and use.
Furnace controls include a wall-mount thermostat for temperature regulation.
LP gas water heater. Ensure it is filled with water before lighting to prevent damage.
Refrigerator has separate LP gas/electric controls. Ensure vehicle is level for proper cooling.
Convert overhead bunk to a bed by unfolding panels and cushions.
Convert dinette table to a bed by removing top and pedestals.
Convert pull-out seat to a bed by extending tray and unfolding cushions.
Secure items in compartments. Place heavy articles low and between axles for weight distribution.
Clean draperies, cushions, upholstery, paneling, and fixtures using appropriate methods.
Maintain air circulation via ventilation. Keep bathroom door closed after showering to remove moisture.
Clean exterior metal/trim with water/wax. Inspect and seal roof for water tightness.
Dealer handles warranted appliance repairs. Refer to Chassis Manual for chassis service.
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