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Summary

FORWORD

A WORD TO MOTORHOME OWNERS

Welcome message and introduction to the manual's purpose and importance.

INFORMATION AND SAFETY

Emphasizes important, caution, and warning terms for safety and mechanical items.

1 Introduction

1.1 Operators Manuals

Importance of reading all manuals for safe and efficient operation.

1.2 Information Package

Details the contents of the information package provided with the vehicle.

1.3 Options and Equipment

Explains that manual content may not apply to all units due to variations.

1.4 Keys

Advises keeping key code numbers in a safe place, not in the vehicle.

1.5 Vehicle Certification Label

Contains identification and reference information, located on the driver's door.

1.6 Identification Information

Provides a section to fill in vehicle and appliance details for reference.

1.7 Exterior Feature Identification

Illustrates and lists typical exterior features with numbered labels.

1.8 Service Assistance

Guides owners on obtaining dealer assistance for information and service.

1.9 Reporting Safety Defects

Instructs on reporting safety defects to Triple E and NHTSA/DOT.

1.10 Driving Comfort

Highlights features designed for passenger comfort and protection.

2 Safety

2.1 General Safety

Covers safe operation, modifications, seat belt use, and escape window.

2.2 Driving Safety

Emphasizes safe driving practices, vehicle inspection, and handling characteristics.

2.3 Fuel (Motor and LP Gas)

Safety precautions for handling and using motor fuel and LP gas.

2.4 Asphyxiation

Warns against fuel-burning equipment and the dangers of exhaust fumes.

2.5 Formaldehyde

Addresses formaldehyde emissions and ventilation advice.

2.6 LP Gas Leaks

Provides safety instructions for detecting and handling LP gas leaks.

2.7 Alarms

Details operation and response for LP gas, CO, and smoke alarms.

2.8 Electrical

Safety precautions for working with batteries, circuits, and wiring.

2.9 Loose Components

Advises securing all loose items for safety during travel.

2.10 Maintenance

Provides general maintenance guidelines and warnings.

2.11 Emergency Exits

Explains the location and operation of emergency exit windows.

3 Preparation

3.1 Vehicle Preparation

Overview of preparing the motorhome for use.

3.1.1 Keys

Discusses the number-coded keys supplied with the vehicle.

3.1.2 Vehicle Loading

Explains GVWR, GAWR, UVW, and proper weight distribution for safety.

3.1.3 Trailer;Vehicle Towing

Details towing hitch ratings, weight limits, and braking systems.

3.1.4 Parking, Levelling and Blocking

Instructions on parking, leveling the motorhome, and using wheel chocks.

4 Controls

4.1 Chassis Controls

Refers to chassis manual for steering column, transmission, lights, and gauges.

4.2 Dash Controls

Details ignition key, gear shift, power outlet, and cigarette lighter.

4.3 Cab Door

Explains power door lock and window controls.

4.4 Drivers;Passengers Power Seat Controls (Optional)

Describes adjustments for seat height, forward-back position, and back rest angle.

4.5 Cocktail Seats

Explains swivel and position locks for the living room chairs.

4.6 Seat;Shoulder Belts

Instructions on using lap and shoulder belts for maximum safety.

4.7 Entry Door

Details switches for porch light, electric step, interior light, and bag lights.

4.8 Refrigerator

Explains the refrigerator control panel and mode selection (AUTO/GAS).

4.9 Light Switches

Describes how to use typical rocker or standard light switches.

4.10 Comfort Control Center

Details thermostat functions for heating and cooling systems.

4.11 Power Roof Vent

Explains controls for vent hood, fan speed, and thermostat.

4.12 Water System

Overview of fresh, grey, black water tanks and plumbing.

4.12.1 Water Heater

Describes operation using LP gas or 120-volt electricity.

4.12.2 Water Heater Bypass

Explains the valve for normal operation or winterizing the water heater.

4.12.3 Water Pump

Describes the 12-volt pump that pressurizes the water system.

4.12.4 Water System Access

Details access points for water system components like flush fittings and shower.

4.13 System Monitor

Explains switches for water pump, generator, and system status LEDs.

4.14 Converter

Describes the converter and charging system for batteries.

4.15 Rear View Monitor

Details the rear view camera/monitor system's operation and modes.

5 Driving

5.1 Pre-Trip Inspection

Comprehensive checklist for ensuring the vehicle is ready for travel.

5.2 Emergency Equipment Check List

Lists essential safety and emergency equipment for the vehicle.

5.3 Entering Vehicle

Steps for safely entering the motorhome before driving.

5.4 Engine Operation

Refers to chassis manual for starting and stopping engine instructions.

5.5 Driving Characteristics

Explains motorhome handling, mountain driving, and hill climbing/descending.

5.6 Driving Safety Tip

Offers practical tips for safe driving, including backing and route planning.

5.7 Travel Tips

Provides suggestions for making travel and camping easier and more enjoyable.

5.8 Quick Loading Check-List

A list of items to load for bedding, cooking, cleaning, bathroom, and personal needs.

5.9 Severe Weather Information

Safety precautions and advice for dealing with severe weather conditions.

6 SAFETY EQUIPMENT OPERATION

6.1 Fire Prevention

Tips and practices to prevent fires in the motorhome.

6.1.1 Fire Safety Tips

General advice for maintaining a safe environment and preventing fires.

6.1.2 Fire Extinguisher

Explains the function, operation, and maintenance of fire extinguishers.

6.2 Emergency Escape

Details the operation of emergency exit windows and escape planning.

6.3 Alarms

Covers LP Gas, CO, and smoke alarms, and their recurring alarms.

6.3.1 LP Gas Alarm

Explains the LP gas alarm's function and response procedures.

6.3.2 CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM

Details the CO alarm's function, causes, and response actions.

6.3.3 SMOKE ALARM

Explains the smoke alarm's function, testing, and maintenance.

7 TRAVELING

7.1 Preparation

Advises reviewing chassis and manual sections before traveling.

7.2 Baggage Loading

Guidance on loading baggage into exterior compartments securely.

7.3 Vehicle Weight-Loaded

Emphasizes not exceeding GVWR, GAWR, or GCWR.

7.4 Front Axle Tire Alignment

Recommends aligning front end after establishing a loading pattern.

7.5 Maximum Occupancy

States that occupants must use seat belts and follow child restraint guidelines.

7.6 Seat Belts

Details proper use, care, and cleaning of seat belts.

7.6.1 Lap Belts

Instructions for adjusting and using lap belts, found at dinette seats.

7.6.2 Shoulder;Lap Belts

Explains the operation and correct usage of driver/co-pilot seat belts.

7.6.3 Care and Cleaning

Guidelines for cleaning and inspecting seat belt assemblies.

7.6.4 Child Restraints

Recommendations for selecting and using certified child restraint systems.

7.7 Mirrors

Advises checking mirror adjustments for maximum rear visibility before driving.

7.8 Refuelling

Safety precautions and procedures for refuelling the vehicle.

8 EMERGENCIES WHILE DRIVING

8.1 Hazard Warning Lights

Explains the function and use of hazard warning lights.

8.2 Flat Tire

Step-by-step guide for changing a flat tire safely.

8.3 Towing

Procedures for emergency starting, jump starting, and vehicle breakdown.

8.4 Overheating

Steps to take if the engine overheats while driving.

9 HOME USE

9.1 Parking

Guidance on parking the motorhome, considering size and visibility.

9.2 Motorhome Levelling System

Instructions on how to level the motorhome for appliance function and comfort.

9.3 Slide Out Room (Certain Models only)

Operation procedures for extending and retracting slide-out rooms.

9.4 Prolonged Occupancy

Advice on managing humidity and condensation during extended stays.

10 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

10.1 120 VOLT AC SYSTEM

Details the 120V AC system, including shore power and generator operation.

10.1.1 External Power Cord (Shoreline)

Explains the storage and connection of the external power cord.

10.1.2 Power Control Center

Describes the panel containing fuses, breakers, and the converter.

10.1.3 120-Volt Circuit Breakers

Explains the function of circuit breakers for overload protection.

10.1.4 Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)

Details the GFCI's role in preventing electrical shock.

10.2 Auxiliary 120 Volt Generator (Optional)

Covers generator safety, refueling, and operation procedures.

10.2.1 Generator Safety

Important safety precautions for handling and operating the generator.

10.2.2 Generator Refueling

Guidelines for safely refuelling the generator.

10.2.3 Generator Operation

Instructions for starting, operating, and stopping the auxiliary generator.

10.3 12 VOLT DC SYSTEM

Explains the two battery systems: chassis and auxiliary.

10.3.1 Automotive Battery

Details the function of the chassis battery and recommendations for storage.

10.3.2 Auxiliary Battery

Describes the auxiliary battery's role and its deep-cycle RV design.

10.3.3 12 Volt Coach Fuses

Explains how fuses and circuit breakers protect 12-volt circuits.

10.3.4 Battery Maintenance

Covers battery problems, prevention, long-term storage, and maintenance.

10.3.5 Battery Condition Meter

Explains the gauge for checking coach or auxiliary battery charge level.

10.4 Trailer Wiring Connector

Mentions the connector for trailer towing and the need for a brake controller.

10.5 Typical Electrical Schematics

Presents a diagram of the motorhome's electrical system.

10.6 Fuse Panels

Locates and describes coach and chassis fuse panels.

10.6.1 Coach Fuse Panel

Details the fuse panel in the distribution panel of the galley cabinet.

10.6.2 Chassis Fuse Panel

Refers to chassis manual for chassis fuse panel details.

11 LP GAS SYSTEM

11.1 Safe Use of LP Gas

Precautions for the safe use of LP gas, including leak detection.

11.2 How LP Gas Works

Explains the properties of propane and butane and their behavior at different temperatures.

11.3 Selecting Fuel Types

Compares propane and butane, and advises on climate-appropriate gas types.

11.4 LP Tank System

Describes the LP tank mounting, accessibility, and pre-operation checks.

11.5 LP Tank Capacity

Provides the usable volume of the LP tank.

11.6 Refilling LP Tank

Safety instructions and procedures for refilling the LP gas tank.

11.7 Air in the LP Tank

Discusses issues with air in the LP tank and potential purging needs.

11.8 Travelling LP Gas

Notes potential legal restrictions for vehicles with LP gas on certain roads.

11.9 Regulator

Explains the LP tank regulator, its protection, and potential issues like freezing.

11.10 LP Gas Leaks

Instructions to follow if LP gas is smelled or the detector alarm sounds.

11.11 LP Gas Detector

Information on the installed LP gas detector and its function.

12 WATER;PLUMBING SYSTEM

12.1 Fresh Water System

Overview of fresh water sources, pump operation, and system access.

12.1.1 Fresh Water Tank Filling Procedure

Details gravity fill and pressure fill methods for the fresh water tank.

12.1.2 Water Pump

Describes the 12-volt pump that pressurizes the water system.

12.1.3 Water Pump Switch

Locates the pump switch on the monitor panel and advises turning it off when not in use.

12.1.4 Water Pump Filter

Explains the water filter's location and maintenance.

12.1.5 Water System Drains

Instructions for draining the water system and closing valves.

12.1.7 Water Pump Troubleshooting

Provides solutions for common water pump issues like priming and pressure drops.

12.1.8 Disinfect Water Tank

Steps for disinfecting the fresh water system, especially after storage.

12.1.9 External Water Supply

Instructions for connecting and disconnecting to city water supply.

12.2 Waste Systems

Overview of grey and black water tanks and their operation.

12.2.1 Grey Water - Waste Holding Tank

Explains the grey water tank, its dump valve, and overflow potential.

12.2.2 Black Water - Waste Holding Tank

Describes the black water tank, its contents, and deodorizing procedures.

12.2.3 Dumping Holding Tanks

Procedures for safely draining grey and black water holding tanks.

12.2.4 Dos And Donts Holding Tanks

Guidelines for maintaining holding tanks, including what not to flush.

12.2.5 Using On-Site Sewer Hook-Ups

Advice on using campsite sewer hook-ups and managing waste tanks.

12.2.6 Holding Tank Level Indicators

Explains how to check holding tank levels on the monitor panel.

12.3 Plumbing System Operation

Details the operation of the water heater and toilet.

12.3.1 Water Heater

Explains how the 6-gallon water heater is operated.

12.3.2 Toilet

Troubleshooting for toilet operation and tips for use.

12.3.3 Shower

Recommendations for cleaning the shower compartment.

12.4 Plumbing Specifications

Provides tank capacities for fresh, grey, and black water.

12.4.1 Tank Capacities

Lists the capacities in gallons and liters for Class C tanks.

13 APPLIANCES AND INTERIOR FEATURES

13.1 Refrigerator

Details refrigerator operation on AC electric or LP gas.

13.1.1 Operating Instructions

Instructions for starting, operating, and shutting down the refrigerator.

13.1.2 Operating Tips

Advice for efficient refrigerator use, including packing and temperature.

13.1.3 Exterior Fridge Access

Describes the compartment for refrigerator cleaning and service.

13.2 Range and Oven (if equipped)

Information on the LP gas range and oven, including pilot light.

13.2.1 Lighting Burners

Step-by-step guide for lighting the range burners using the piezo ignition.

13.2.2 Lighting Oven Pilot

Instructions for lighting the oven pilot light.

13.2.3 Operating Oven Control

How to adjust oven temperature and cycle operation.

13.2.4 Shut Down Instructions

Procedures for shutting down the oven and turning off gas supply.

13.2.5 Range Hood

Importance of using the range hood fan for ventilation.

13.2.6 Safety Tips

Safety advice related to range and oven use, including space heating.

13.3 Microwave Oven

Operating tips and safety precautions for the microwave oven.

13.4 Monitor Panel

Details the monitor panel for battery, water, waste, and LPG levels.

13.5 Water Heater By-Pass Valve

Refers to section for cold weather preparation instructions.

13.6 LP Gas Furnace

Explains furnace control via thermostat and its ignition system.

13.7 Roof Air Conditioner

Details roof AC operation and filter cleaning/replacement.

13.8 TV Antenna

Instructions for raising, rotating, and lowering the TV antenna.

13.9 DC-AC Electrical Voltage Converter

Refers to manual for details on the voltage converter.

13.10 Sleeping Facilities

Describes bedroom and dinette sleeping arrangements.

13.11 Seats

Instructions for moving and swiveling chairs.

13.12 Seat;Shoulder Belts

Details inspection and maintenance guidelines for seat belt systems.

13.13 Fresh Water Toilet

Troubleshooting for toilet operation and tips for use.

13.14 Electric Step (optional)

Operating instructions for the optional electric step.

13.15 Screen Windows

How to remove and re-install screen windows.

13.16 Power Roof Vent

Describes optional power roof vents for ventilation.

13.17 Suspension Air System (Optional)

Instructions for pressurizing the air assist suspension system.

14 CARE AND MAINTENANCE

14.1 Exterior

Care instructions for the roof, underbody, washing, waxing, and exterior lighting.

14.1.1 Roof

Information on roof construction, weight limits, and leak checks.

14.1.2 Underbody

Advice on cleaning the underbody to prevent deterioration and rust.

14.1.3 Washing, Waxing and Polishing

Guidance on washing, waxing, and polishing the exterior surfaces.

14.1.4 Stripes and Decals

Care tips for maintaining stripes and decals on the vehicle.

14.1.5 Exterior Lighting

Pre-trip inspection of all exterior lights.

14.2 Interior

Care instructions for flooring, upholstery, spots, stains, vinyl, draperies, cabinetry, walls, countertops, and sinks.

14.2.1 Flooring

Care guidelines for carpet and linoleum flooring.

14.2.2 Upholstery

Advice on cleaning upholstery materials and stain removal.

14.2.3 Spots and Stains

Techniques for removing spots and stains from interior surfaces.

14.2.4 Vinyl Fabrics

Cleaning instructions for vinyl surfaces.

14.2.5 Draperies, Curtains and Bedspreads

Notes on professional cleaning for these fabric items.

14.2.6 Cabinetry

Recommended cleaning methods for cabinets.

14.2.7 Walls

General cleaning advice for interior walls.

14.2.8 Solid Surface Counter Tops

Care and cleaning for solid surface countertops.

14.2.9 Sinks

Cleaning instructions for acrylic sinks.

14.2.10 Refrigerator

Instructions for cleaning the refrigerator interior.

14.2.11 Power Range Hood

Maintenance for the power range hood filter.

14.2.12 Range;Oven (option)

General cleaning, oven interior, and top burner care.

14.2.13 Micro;Convection Oven

Operating and cleaning instructions for the microwave/convection oven.

14.2.14 Bathroom

General cleaning for bathroom walls, surfaces, glass, and mirrors.

14.2.15 Doors and Windows

Lubrication for locks/hinges and cleaning for windows.

15 MOTORHOME MAINTENANCE

15.1 Chassis Customer Service

Information on Ford Service Centers for chassis maintenance.

15.2 Engine Access

Describes methods of accessing the engine compartment.

15.2.1 Engine Hood

Lists components accessible when the engine hood is open.

15.3 Engine Cooling System

Refers to chassis manual for coolant system service.

15.4 AC and Oil Coolers

Advice on keeping AC and oil coolers clean for efficiency.

15.5 Tires

Importance of proper tire inflation and selection.

16 STORING YOUR RV

Checklist

A comprehensive checklist for preparing the RV for storage.

17 WINTERIZATION

17.1 Cold Temperature Operation

Precautions for operating the motorhome in sub-zero temperatures.

17.1.1 Chassis

Actions for chassis preparation, including coolant and oil.

17.1.2 LP Gas

Recommendations for using LP gas in winter conditions.

17.1.3 Furnace

Furnace operation requirements in freezing temperatures.

17.1.4 Waste System

Procedures to prevent winter freeze-up of waste systems.

17.1.5 Fresh Water System

How the fresh water system is kept from freezing in cold weather.

17.2 Cold Temperature Storage

Procedures for storing the RV during cold temperatures.

17.2.1 Water System Winterization

Step-by-step guide to winterize the water system.

17.2.2 De-Winterized Water Systems

Steps to take to prepare the water system after winter storage.

18 WARRANTY POLICY

1. Basic Coverage

Details the coach and structural warranty terms and duration.

2. What Is Not Covered

Lists exclusions from warranty, including misuse, negligence, and external alterations.

3. Other Notes Regarding Warranty

Discusses warranty service at non-authorized dealers and repair center authorization.

Maintenance Schedule

Maintenance Schedule

Outlines recommended maintenance procedures, intervals, and owner responsibility.

Motorized Maintenance Chart

Interior Maintenance

Schedule for cleaning interior components like fabrics, countertops, cabinets, and floors.

Exterior Maintenance

Schedule for cleaning and inspecting exterior elements like the roof and walls.

Sealants Maintenance

Schedule for checking, replacing, or redoing sealant around joints.

Electrical System Maintenance

Schedule for checking battery connections, fuses, breakers, and GFI receptacles.

Generator Maintenance

Schedule for generator maintenance instructions and checks.

LP System Maintenance

Schedule for checking LP gas pressure.

Plumbing System Maintenance

Schedule for sanitizing, checking fittings, and winterizing plumbing systems.

Water Heater Maintenance

Schedule for water heater maintenance, operation, and checks.

Refrigerator Maintenance

Schedule for refrigerator maintenance, cleaning exterior vent, and baffle.

Furnace Maintenance

Schedule for furnace maintenance instructions.

Roof Air Conditioner Maintenance

Schedule for AC maintenance, filter cleaning, and exterior damage checks.

Range Top; Oven Maintenance

Schedule for range top/oven maintenance and burner assembly cleaning.

Frame and Chassis Maintenance

Schedule for chassis maintenance, frame checks, and tire wear.

Suspension Maintenance

Schedule for checking air bag pressure, wheel bearings, and brake assemblies.

Hydraulic Slide-out & Leveling System Maintenance

Schedule for checking oil level, hydraulic lines, and system function.

Miscellaneous Maintenance

Schedule for lubricating locks, hinges, latches, and electric steps.

Safety Equipment Maintenance

Schedule for checking smoke, LP, CO detectors, and fire extinguishers.

Triple E CLASS C Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerTriple E
LengthVaries by model
Sleeping CapacityVaries by model
Fresh Water CapacityVaries by model
Gray Water CapacityVaries by model
Black Water CapacityVaries by model
LP Gas CapacityVaries by model
EngineVaries by model
HorsepowerVaries by model
TorqueVaries by model
TransmissionVaries by model
GeneratorVaries by model
TVVaries by model
Audio SystemVaries by model
Solar PanelVaries by model
AwningVaries by model
WarrantyVaries by model

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