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Brand | Lance |
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Model | Truck Camper |
Category | Motorhomes |
Language | English |
This section contains essential safety information and instructions for operating your camper.
Details the warranty coverage and Lance's repair or replacement obligations.
Outlines the owner's responsibilities for notifying Lance of defects and obtaining approval.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
Explains the meaning of 'WARNING' and 'CAUTION' symbols used in the manual.
Provides essential safety advice, including warnings about propane and fuel.
Emphasizes reading all warranties to understand coverages, rights, and responsibilities.
Warns that altering or modifying the camper may void the warranty.
Instructions for reporting safety defects to NHTSA and contact information.
Provides guidelines for selecting the right combination for safety and performance.
Warns against overloading and emphasizes the need to weigh the vehicle.
Stresses the importance of axle weights and load distribution for stability.
Guidance on checking tires for wear, damage, and proper inflation.
Explains the truck's 12V power supply for camper battery and components.
Specifies wire gauge and connector needs for refrigerator and charging circuits.
Step-by-step instructions for weighing the truck and camper for load calculations.
Importance of proper distribution for stability and adhering to weight limits.
Procedure for measuring individual wheel weights for side-to-side balance.
Details power requirements and operational notes for electric jacks.
How to activate and use the remote for jacks and slideout control.
Guidance on using individual jack controls for precise leveling.
Common issues and checks for non-operating electric jacks.
Procedure for manual jack operation if electric power is unavailable.
Safety precautions regarding children, animals, and body positioning.
Step-by-step instructions for loading the camper onto the truck bed.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the camper from the truck.
Guidance on parking on level ground and proper jack use for stabilization.
Tips for loading gear, weight distribution, and securing items properly.
Essential exterior checks including tires, fluids, and lights before travel.
Advise to travel slowly and practice maneuvers in a safe, secluded area.
Stresses the need for increased stopping distance due to camper weight.
Advises against riding in the camper while traveling for safety reasons.
Warnings about blocking tailpipes and the danger of exhaust gas accumulation.
Explains how outside air can carry exhaust gases into the vehicle.
Ensures engines are operated only when safe gas dispersion is assured.
Lists symptoms that may indicate carbon monoxide poisoning.
Warning against using cooking appliances for comfort heating due to asphyxiation risk.
Essential suggestions to prevent fires, like turning off pilots before refueling.
Importance of knowing the sounds of smoke, propane, and CO detectors.
Proper technique and safety guidelines for using the fire extinguisher.
Explains how smoke detectors work and their importance in fire safety.
Regular testing, battery replacement, and handling false alarms.
How to test the detector and understand its visual and audible alarm signals.
Immediate actions required during a carbon monoxide alarm.
Steps to take when a propane gas alarm sounds.
Warning against riding in the cabover area while traveling due to injury risk.
Warning to keep flame and heat sources away from tent fabric.
Warning against operating fuel-burning devices inside the tent due to CO risk.
Essential maintenance for 12-volt batteries for reliable operation.
Safety precautions for charging batteries from various sources.
How to check for blown fuses and replace them correctly.
Guidelines for connecting to external 120V power safely and correctly.
Details GFCI function, testing, and limitations for electrical safety.
Step-by-step procedures for starting and stopping the generator.
Crucial safety advice regarding ventilation and exhaust gases.
Do not block ventilation; exhaust air contains lethal gases.
Explains the danger of carbon monoxide from exhaust gases.
Ensuring safe dispersion of exhaust gases and monitoring outside conditions.
General safety advice regarding propane's flammability and leak detection.
Critical steps to take if propane odor is detected.
Safe methods for checking the propane system for leaks.
Essential checks and procedures for safe propane system operation.
Instructions for purging new tanks and filling them safely at authorized stations.
Reference to the combined Carbon Monoxide and Propane Leak Detector section.
Hazards of exhaust fumes and the necessity of a carbon monoxide detector.
Warning about the risks of fire or explosion from propane leaks.
Addresses issues like liquid gas, unlit appliances, and frozen regulators.
Safe techniques for thawing frozen propane gas regulators.
Safety warnings about using appliances for heating and ventilation needs.
How to operate the water pump and important safety precautions.
Step-by-step instructions for filling the fresh water tank.
Procedure for sanitizing the water system using a chlorine solution.
Steps for safely dumping holding tanks using knife valves.
Explanation of how knife valves release tank contents.
Critical warning not to move the camper with the slide-out room extended.
Procedure for manual slide-out operation in case of power failure.
Steps for manual operation, including disengaging and re-engaging the motor.
Limited electrical troubleshooting for owners, focusing on wiring and fuses.
Critical warning not to move the camper with the slide-out room extended.
Procedure for manual slide-out operation in case of power failure.
Checks for slide-out not moving with remote.
How to manually move the slide-out and re-engage the motor.
General troubleshooting for slide-out system issues.
Limited electrical troubleshooting for owners, focusing on wiring and fuses.
Checking and resealing sealants to prevent water intrusion.
Inspect propane system compartment for leaks and line condition.
Test the propane leak detector for proper operation.
Verify that the smoke detector is operating correctly.
Verify that the carbon monoxide detector is functioning correctly.
Ensure the fire extinguisher is accessible and charged.
Inspect, clean battery cables, terminals, and tighten wing nuts.
Test Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter outlets monthly.
Bleed propane tanks as required after filling, per label instructions.
Inspect roof sealants as required maintenance.
Sanitize the fresh water tank annually or after prolonged storage.
Complete propane pressure check and system check.
Replace the smoke detector battery annually.
Procedure for winterizing plumbing systems for freezing conditions.
Checking battery installation, charge, and 12V lights.
Draining antifreeze and flushing the fresh water system.
Checking propane system for leaks and operating appliances.
Final checks of lights, signals, and latches before traveling.