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Connecting the Propane
Your trailer is equipped with a built-in propane system featuring the regulator and propane cylinder
located at the front of the trailer. Always verify that propane tanks are in good condition and have
not exceeded their 12-year service life, as indicated by the date stamped on the tank collar.
To set up your propane system:
1. After connecting your propane tanks, you may attach the external BBQ propane hose to the
provided bayonet fitting.
2. Once the bayonet connection is secure, ensure all stove controls are turned to the "Off"
position.
3. Open the propane cylinder valve.
4. When igniting a burner, hold the ignition button down for approximately 5 seconds, then release.
Allow approximately one minute for propane to purge air from the line and flow to the burners.
Isolation valves are installed on the propane lines for the internal kitchen, hot water system, and furnace. When operating these
appliances, ensure the respective isolation valve is in the "On" position, with the handle parallel to the propane line.
• The isolation valve for the hot water system is located next to the system beneath the bed.
• The isolation valve for the propane cooktop is inside the cupboard below the cooktop.
Important Safety Measures
• Before towing, turn off all propane appliances at their respective isolation valves.
• Always shut off the propane cylinder valve before towing your trailer.
• Never operate propane appliances without proper ventilation.
• Always remove any flue and ventilation covers before appliance use.
• Do not place items near or on propane flues or exhaust outlets. Doing so may cause a fire or
malfunction, potentially resulting in severe injury or death.
• Maintain a minimum clearance of 20 inches from all flues and exhaust outlets.
Propane furnace isolation valve*
Hot Water System isolation valve*
*The locations of valves may vary depending on the model. Refer to your specific trailer's manual for exact placement.
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