negative pressure in the camper. If camper is parked in extremely
bright sunlight, leave shade partially open. If completely closed
heat buildup can cause damage to the dome.
Do not stand on the acrylic glass Skylight.
Close the Skylight completely before driving off.
Damage can occur to the shade if the shade is not closed
and the Skylight is open while driving.
Do not open Skylight when it rains or when there is a
strong wind.
Emergency Exit Window
The
emergency exit
window is in
the cab over or
dinette area of
the camper and
is identified by
the red
handle(s) and
EXIT label.
Read and understand these instructions before you need to use
them. The emergency exit window provides an escape route in
case the camper must be evacuated under emergency
conditions and the path to the main entry door is blocked.
To operate the emergency exit window, push in the latch
button and turn to open the red handle(s) and swing the
window outward. The window is hinged at the bottom.
When parked, be sure trees or other obstacles do not block
the exit window.
Windows and Skylight venting
The latches on windows and skylights allow you 2 position
latching.
The first position is used when you want a water and airtight
seal while traveling.
The second position allows you to vent the camper and still
have the windows and skylight locked.
Shades
Screen/Night Shades
The screen/night shades are dual-purpose window covering
that provides privacy at night and bug control during the day.
Exterior Lighting
Your camper is equipped with exterior lights and normally
found on autos to comply with state and federal regulations.
It’s important not to alter the lights or the reflecting markers.
Check the exterior lighting frequently and replace any
inoperative or damaged lighting fixtures as soon as possible.
Ladder
It is critical that all racks and
accessories be properly and securely
attached to your camper. Improper
attachment could result in an accident
or damage to your camper’s roof.
Check the attachments prior to use and
periodically inspect for adjustments,
wear, and damage.
Large, long, or oversize items will
require additional strapping/tie downs. Do not underestimate
the power of the wind.
Entry Door Locks
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