Lance 2001 model User Manual

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Manual is general, may not cover all models or features.

Contains documents detailing operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Dealer performs pre-delivery inspection and instructs on usage.

Proper planning ensures a pleasurable experience and RV knowledge.

Follow inspection and maintenance schedule for safety and comfort.

Check with dealer or factory before making alterations to avoid voiding warranty.

Report defects to NHTSA and Lance Camper for investigations and recalls.

Responds to smoke, not gas or heat; test regularly.

Detects LP gas leaks, sounds alarm to alert occupants.

Detects dangerous CO levels; test weekly.

Provide access to appliances, controls, and storage; may not be watertight.

Provide air circulation; do not block vents.

Exterior lights comply with state/federal regulations; check frequently.

Wide angle lens for rear visibility; objects appear closer than they are.

Ladder is standard; roof rack for securing items; roof is walkable.

Aluminum bumper with license plate location and sewer hose storage.

Describes how to convert dinette area into a sleeping area.

Used for extra storage or child safety in overhead bunk.

Secures items in overhead bunk; not for people.

Walls are sealed, waterproof; equipped with ceiling vents.

Warning against riding in cabover area while traveling.

Designed for utility and convenience with positive locking latches.

Storage areas include overhead, wall, under dinette, bed, and cabinets.

Powers interior/exterior lights, pump, furnace, stereo, etc.

Maintenance, type, and testing of the 12-volt battery.

Allows disconnecting 12-volt power to the interior.

Disconnect battery for storage; recharge monthly.

Charging via truck, 120-volt AC, or generator.

Displays electrical and fluid system status; controls optional appliances.

Controls the demand water pump; pressure sensitive.

Illuminates lights for tank levels and battery charge.

Protects exterior lights, refrigerator, jacks, and truck power.

Protects interior circuits; located in Power Converter.

Powers outlets, refrigerator, A/C, microwave.

Heavy-duty cord for external 120-volt service or generator.

Converts 120V AC to 12V DC, charges battery.

Protects 120V receptacles from electrical shock.

Compartment and wiring for optional generator installation.

Provides 120-volt AC power; read manual before operating.

Safety precautions for generator operation.

Selecting the right combination requires understanding guidelines and truck capacity.

Securing the camper to the truck with high quality tiedowns and turnbuckles.

Truck supplies 12V DC power to charge camper battery and power needs.

Eliminates need for isolator, protects truck battery from discharge.

Optional struts to dampen vertical movements of the cabover.

Systems for towing with truck and camper; installation by qualified personnel.

Flammable gas, heavier than air; garlic odor aids detection.

Procedures for filling LP gas tanks at authorized stations.

Normal operation, leak testing, regulator adjustment.

Automatic changeover regulator for dual tank systems.

Regulator setup for single LP gas tanks.

Issues with freezing due to moisture; prevention steps.

Tips for lighting gas appliances, purging air.

Operation on 12V, 120V, LP; leveling is critical for performance.

Tips for refrigerator and general appliance use.

Operation of gas burners and oven; pilot light.

Read instructions; may require generator power management.

Access to controls; filling and lighting procedures.

Electronic ignition operation; troubleshooting for failure to ignite.

LP gas fueled, 12V powered furnace; thermostat operation.

Operates on 120V; manages electrical usage.

Single thermostat controls furnace, A/C, and electric heat strip.

Operation, dry tank caution, cycling behavior.

Procedures for filling the fresh water tank.

Connecting to city water supply; pressure regulator recommended.

Draining system to prevent algae/bacteria contamination.

Procedure to sanitize tank and piping with chlorine solution.

In-line filter removes contaminants; cleaning instructions.

Removable showerhead with flow control.

Exterior use station using fresh water tank or city hookup.

Helps prevent freezing of tanks and valves.

Marine-type toilet using minimal water; hand-operated lever.

Priming with water and odor control chemical.

Procedures for emptying black and gray water tanks.

Tips to prevent clogging and maintain tanks.

Rack and pinion mechanism driven by 12V DC motor.

Extension/retraction process, noises, external elements, cleaning.

Safety precautions, leveling, travel locks.

Procedure for extending/retracting without power.

Electrical and mechanical maintenance.

Disconnect power, check battery, wiring, fuses.

Mechanism designed for minimal maintenance; seal dressing.

Troubleshooting common issues, checking components.

Limited to checking wiring, connections, fuses, battery.

Washing, waxing, cleaning exterior surfaces for durability.

Periodic checks for damage to tanks, assembly, sealant, lighting.

Lubricate hinges, locks, clean frames and tracks.

Maintain weather resistance by inspecting and resealing sealants.

New unit odor from glues; ventilation helps.

Professional cleaning recommended; avoid harsh chemicals.

Clean with soft cloth and mild detergent.

Vinyl flooring requires washing/waxing; vacuum/clean carpet.

Clean with damp cloth, use furniture polish.

Clean with mild dish soap and water; avoid abrasives.

Clean filter periodically and wipe down unit.

Clean interior, defrost, check drain tube.

Do not use strong chemicals; use wire drain cleaner.

Use non-abrasive cleaner; avoid harsh detergents.

Preventing damage from freezing water; keeping interior warm.

Checklists for preparing camper for storage.

Steps for short-term storage above freezing.

Steps for long-term storage above freezing.

Procedures for draining and protecting against freezing.

Steps to winterize system without a bypass valve.

Steps to winterize system with a bypass valve.

Inspect exterior, open vents/windows.

Battery installation, check connections, breakers.

Drain antifreeze, flush system, check for leaks.

Check valves, pipes, operate appliances.

Inspect power cord, converter, outlets.

Check sealants, lubricate hardware, wash/wax exterior.

Load camper, check lights and signals.