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General| Brand | Roadmaster |
|---|---|
| Model | BrakeMaster 9100 |
| Category | Automobile Accessories |
| Language | English |
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in property damage, serious personal injury or even death.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in property damage or minor or moderate personal injury.
Refers to important information and is placed in italic type.
Illuminates when the BrakeMaster applies the towed vehicle's brakes.
Supplies compressed air to the proportioning valve (model 9060 only).
Measures hydraulic pressure and delivers proportional air to the air cylinder (model 9060 only).
Allow easy connection and disconnection of compressed air.
Uses air pressure to depress the towed vehicle's brake pedal.
Brings the towed vehicle to a controlled stop in case of breakaway.
Brake Pressure Reducer is required for vehicles with active or no power braking systems.
Steps to prepare the towed vehicle and motorhome for towing.
Instructions for attaching the air cylinder and pedal clamp.
Detailed steps for securing the pedal clamp and connecting the air cylinder.
Ensures air cylinder is pulled back to prevent constant brake application.
Instructions for connecting air lines, patch cord, and break away system.
Ensures proper connection and length of the break away cable.
Steps for removing the air cylinder after towing.
Emphasizes removing the air cylinder before driving the towed vehicle.
Importance of releasing vacuum in the power brake system before towing.
Connect tow bar before shifting transmission to prevent vehicle rolling.
Ensures the motorhome monitor LED functions correctly.
Break away air reservoir must be charged for system functionality.
Confirms towed vehicle lights operate with motorhome signals.
Legal requirement and consequence of non-functioning towed vehicle lights.
Correct method for connecting and disconnecting quick couplers.
Immediate action required if monitor light is on when brakes are not applied.
Owner's responsibility to ensure monitor LED functionality.
Release vacuum in power brake system before resuming towing after engine start.
Periodically drain air tank and reservoir to remove condensed water vapor.
Proper use of the air tank drain valve handle.
Drain air tank and reservoir if stored in freezing temperatures.
Diagnosing why the motorhome monitor LED does not illuminate.
Troubleshooting issues where the system does not activate.
Diagnosing why the air cylinder fails to retract.
Addressing abrupt braking, tire flat-spotting, or unusual brake odors.
Diagnosing why the motorhome monitor LED does not illuminate.
Troubleshooting issues where the system does not activate.
Diagnosing continuous compressor operation.
Addressing delayed activation of the BrakeMaster air cylinder.
Diagnosing why the air cylinder fails to retract.
Addressing abrupt braking, tire flat-spotting, or unusual brake odors.
List of components for the air cylinder assembly.
Weather cap for protecting couplers.
Fuse tap component.
List of components for the patch cord assembly.
Components related to the motorhome monitor system.
Parts specific to certain BrakeMaster system models.
Components included with the BrakeAway™ system.
Air line tee components for specific models.
Components of the proportioning valve assembly.
Components of the compressor and air tank assembly.
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