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Outlines the dealer's role in pre-delivery inspection, setup, and customer assistance for the camper.
Details the owner's duty for camper maintenance, care, and understanding warranty terms.
Explains the critical importance of placing the camper's center of gravity within the truck manufacturer's specified zone for safe handling.
Provides guidance on distributing weight evenly for side-to-side balance and adhering to axle load ratings.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the camper from the truck bed using jacks and supports.
Procedure for safely placing the camper onto the truck bed, emphasizing jack operation and truck positioning.
Details on securely fastening the camper to the truck using tie-downs, stressing proper tension and opposing directions.
Specific considerations for installing campers on dual-wheel trucks, including necessary bracket modifications.
Explains the function of the regulator in reducing high-pressure LP gas for appliance use and maintenance checks.
Information on LP gas storage in high-pressure cylinders, including the 10% fill valve and pressure relief valve.
Step-by-step guide for safely filling LP gas tanks, emphasizing appliance shutdown and authorized technicians.
Procedure for correctly reinstalling LP tanks, including connecting service valves and ensuring secure fittings.
Instructions for regularly checking propane lines for leaks using leak detectors or soapy water.
Crucial safety warnings regarding propane use while traveling, leak checks, compartment ventilation, and pilot light management.
Advice on preventing LP gas system freezing in cold weather, focusing on moisture control and tank handling.
Details on the permanently installed LP and Carbon Monoxide detector, its power source, and activation alerts.
Immediate actions to take during a propane gas alarm, including shutting off gas and ventilating the camper.
Information on the battery-powered smoke detector, its testing, maintenance, and response to smoke.
Location, type, and proper usage instructions for the camper's fire extinguisher.
Explains Carbon Monoxide as a deadly byproduct of combustion and associated hazards from vehicle exhaust.
Lists common symptoms of CO poisoning and recommended immediate actions for suspected exposure.
Broad safety advice covering vehicle loading, appliance repair, portable equipment use, and hazardous materials.
Emphasizes the necessity of proper ventilation for all LP gas appliances to prevent asphyxiation.
General instructions for starting and operating LP gas appliances, including purging air from supply lines.
Details on different refrigerator options, power sources (12V DC, 110V AC, LP gas), and cooling tips.
Information on the sealed combustion system furnace, operation, and thermostat readings.
Guidance on using the LP gas range for cooking and baking, including exhaust fan operation.
Description of the European-style stove and sink, highlighting features like a fold-down faucet and electronic ignition.
Instructions for operating and maintaining the 12-volt power range exhaust hood, including filter cleaning.
Procedure for lighting and using the hot water heater, including filling the tank and ensuring LP supply.
Information on the LP gas generator option, emphasizing safe operation and ventilation requirements.
Guidance to refer to the manufacturer's manual for detailed operating information and maintenance of the microwave.
Instructions for operating roof vents, including the use of the crank and optional exhaust fan.
Operating instructions for high-volume power vents, including speed control and airflow optimization.
Details on operating the 110-volt AC air conditioner, including filter cleaning and condensation management.
Information on the HD-ready TV antenna, its operation, and the importance of lowering it before travel.
Explanation of the pre-wiring for TV antennas, including cable locations for installation.
Information regarding the 19" digital HD TV/DVD combo unit and its swivel mount for viewing.
Details on the radio unit, its AM/FM stations, CD player, and indoor/outdoor speaker compatibility.
Guidance to consult the manufacturer's manual for safe operation and maintenance of 4-corner camper jacks.
Instructions for operating manual jacks using a crank handle and drill adapter for raising and lowering.
Information on electric jacks, their wireless remote operation, and warnings about over-extension.
Details on optional awnings, including their location and the importance of securing them before travel.
Description of the rear bumper and entry step, including its operation and safety warning for standing on the step.
Illustrates the wiring connections for the 7-way connector linking the truck and camper electrical systems.
A table detailing wire colors, gauge, and their corresponding terminal functions for the 7-way connector.
Explanation of the 110-volt AC system, its power source, and safety precautions when using external power.
Details on the 12-volt DC system, power converter function, and battery usage for operating camper systems.
Information on maintaining battery charge through truck system, solar panel, or AC converter, with safety guidelines.
Instructions for operating the battery disconnect switch for charging, travel, and disconnecting all power.
Guidance on resetting circuit breakers after an overload and troubleshooting potential causes.
Explains the role of fuses in protecting circuits and provides instructions for checking and replacing blown fuses.
Details on 12-volt interior lighting, power consumption, and cautionary notes regarding halogen bulbs.
Information on the optional panel for monitoring fresh, gray, black water, and battery levels.
Explanation of how the level indicator switch displays tank status and battery voltage.
Details on the roof-mounted solar panel, its voltage regulator, and its function as a trickle charger.
Information on the self-priming, automatic fresh water pump system and water change recommendations.
Explanation of the rocker switch that controls the demand water pump based on faucet operation.
Describes the two ways to obtain water into the system: gravity fill and city water connection.
Detailed procedure for sanitizing the fresh water system using bleach and vinegar solutions.
Overview of the camper's drainage system, including main and auxiliary holding tanks and dump valves.
Information on the ABS piping used for drainage, emphasizing compatibility with cleaners and tank capacities.
Guidance on priming waste storage tanks, regulations for dumping, and keeping tanks clean.
Instructions for using the toilet with minimal water and advice on suitable cleaning chemicals.
Lists recommended practices and items to avoid for proper use and maintenance of toilets and holding tanks.
Details on operating the entry door, screen, locks, and key management for security.
Information about the rubber-gripped assist handle located on the exterior rear of the camper.
Description of window types (sliding, hinged) and their operation, including flynet and blind systems.
Instructions for using the emergency exit window in the cab-over area as an escape route.
Guidelines for securing items in storage compartments and cabinets to prevent shifting during travel.
Step-by-step instructions for extending the slide-out room, emphasizing leveling and checking for obstructions.
Procedure for securely closing the slide-out room, including checking for obstructions and ensuring a tight seal.
Instructions for raising the camper roof using the lift system, including unlatching and rotating the crank.
Procedure for lowering the camper roof, including tucking the tent canvas and latching mechanisms.
Explanation of interior condensation causes and methods to reduce it through controlled air circulation.
Tips for using the camper in cold weather, focusing on preventing pipe freezing with adequate warm air circulation.
Comprehensive checklist for preparing the camper for winter storage, including draining systems and antifreeze use.
Recommendations for storing the camper, preferably indoors, and precautions for outdoor storage.
Specific precautions for outdoor storage to prevent condensation, moisture, mold, and musty odors.
Advice on protecting the exterior during storage, including tarp use, air circulation, and roof inspection.
Interior preparation for storage, focusing on disconnecting electricity, cleaning, and reducing moisture.
Information on camper exterior materials, durability, and factors causing deterioration like weathering and pollutants.
Identifies common weathering signs such as chalking, fading, and yellowing, and their causes.
Maintenance tips for moving parts, including lubrication, adjustment, and checking weather sealant annually.
Recommendations for cleaning and inspecting the rubber roof, and warnings against unauthorized roof access for repairs.
Cleaning instructions for the refrigerator, recommending mild soap and water, avoiding harsh detergents.
Advice on cleaning the stove and sink area using appropriate cleaning agents.
Recommends professional cleaning for upholstery and shades, with tips for maintenance between cleanings.
Instructions for hand washing curtains with mild detergent and drip drying.
Guidance on cleaning vinyl tent canvas using vinyl cleaner or warm soapy water.
Cleaning advice for wall and ceiling panels, suggesting a soft cloth with mild detergent and water.
Routine cleaning recommendations for the bathroom and shower area using non-abrasive cleaners.
Tips for cleaning wood products, including dusting and polishing, avoiding harsh detergents.
Cleaning advice for counter tops and tables, recommending warm soapy water and wiping dry.
Instructions for cleaning vinyl flooring, involving washing with soapy water, rinsing, and waxing.
Recommends using a foam type carpet cleaner and following manufacturer instructions for best results.
Emphasizes checking camper tie-downs for security before traveling, with recommended tightening procedures.
Checklist for exterior components before travel, including disconnecting lines, checking LP, batteries, and lights.
Checklist for interior items before travel, such as turning off appliances, securing furniture, and locking doors.
Checks for systems before travel, including fresh water, holding tanks, propane level, and appliance operation.
Advice to check campground regulations upon arrival to avoid conflicts with management and other users.
Details the warranty period, what Travel Lite, Inc. will repair or replace, and the purchaser's responsibility for transport costs.
Outlines the owner's responsibility to promptly notify Travel Lite or an authorized dealer of any defects.
Specifies the dealer's obligation to replace or repair defective parts within 60 business days of notification.
Lists items not covered by the warranty, including components from other manufacturers and damage from misuse or environmental factors.
General| Brand | Travel Lite |
|---|---|
| Model | 800 |
| Category | Camping Equipment |
| Language | English |
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