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2. AIRSTREAM BY pets ot INTRODUCTION 2006 MODEL The Owners Manual for your new Airstream Motorhome is designed to respond to the most frequent inquiries regarding the operation function and care of the many systems that make modern motor homing a joy Airstream realizes our customers possess varying degrees of expertise in the area of repairing and maintaining the appliances in their motorhome For this reason the service and trouble shooting information found in this manual is directed toward those with average mechanical skills We also realize you may be more familiar in one area than you are in another Only you know your capabilities and limitations We want you to use this manual and hope you will find the information contained in it useful however should you ever feel you may be getting in over your head please see your dealer to have the repairs made The operation and care of component parts such as chassis refrigerator furnace water heater and others are briefly explained in this manual However you will also find the 4 complete manufacturer s information supplied in a packet included with this manual E Note All information illustrations and specifications contained in the literature are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication approval Airstream reserves the right to make changes if and when new materials and or pro duction techniques are developed that can i
3. son for blown fuse ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE PARTS LIST CONTROL REPLACEMENT Part No Description Individual replacement parts are available for the control panel To replace switches 18753 0178 Bulb Kit remove the two 2 screws from front of panel and pull forward exposing wiring 43990 0000 Directional Switch 18753 0180 On Off Fuse Switch 1 To remove directional switch push firmly on the front toggle and remove switch from 64073 0020 Station Selector Switch back side of panel Cut wires to the defective switch and splice wires with butt 60030 0000 Control connectors to the new switch being sure to match wire colors Note Install switch 45969 1000 12 24 Volt Converter with yellow wire on top for correct directional aiming 60023 1000 Upper Housing 60024 1000 Lower Housing 2 To remove On Off fuse switch disconnect w 1res to defective switch and pull 60027 1000 Bass forward will gentle rocking motion from backside of panel easing switch out Install 60035 1000 Bulb Retainer new switch and secure using clip retainer on backside of control panel Reconnect wiring terminals to switch BULB REPLACEMENT Remove four 4 screws and retaining bezel Pull bulb assembly forward and discon nect spade connectors from back of bulb Reconnect spade terminals to new bulb Install bulb and fasten with bezel and four 4 screws Note Connect red and one black lead 16 gauges wire from control to positive and negative lea
4. cording to the manufacturer s warranty and service policies Literature is supplied with each Airstream motorhome which gives important information concerning its warranty coverage however the Airstream Limited Warranty covers the chassis heater defrost ers windshield wiper blade motor washer LP gas bottle and gas regulator Paint and appearance items which show imperfections should be brought to the at tention of your dealer at the time of delivery and during pre delivery inspection Normal deterioration by use and exposure is not covered by the Airstream Limited Warranty Damage to enamel or porcelain surfaces resulting from abrasion collision or impact and broken window glass are not covered by the Airstream Limited Warranty WARRANTY AND SERVICE The Airstream Limited Warranty Excludes Normal Wear Items such as water purifier packs curtains upholstery floor coverings window door and vent seals may show wear within the one year Limited Warranty period depending upon the amount of usage weather and atmospheric conditions Accident Damage caused by accident is usually visible and we strongly urge our dealers and customers to inspect the motorhome upon delivery for any damage caused by ac cident while being delivered to the dealer or while it is on the dealer s lot Damage of this nature becomes the dealer s or your responsibility upon acceptance of the motorhome GLASS BREAKAGE whether obviously struck
5. Remove the panel above the microwave by taking out these screws plus one on each side that are accessible by opening the cabinet doors on each side of the microwave 3 Removing the wood panel exposes two holding the top of the microwave There are also two brackets on the bottom of the microwave Loosening the brackets will allow the microwave to be removed WATER HEATER Manufacturer Atwood Mobile Products 4750 Hiawatha Drive P O Box 1205 Rockford Illinois 61105 Phone 815 877 7461 Note Review the water heater literature supplied in your Owner s Packet before proceeding CAUTION Hydrogen gas can be produced in a hot water system served by this heater that has not been used for a long period of time generally two weeks or more Hydrogen gas is extremely flammable To reduce the risk of injury under these conditions it is recommended that the hot water faucet he opened for several minutes at the kitchen sink before using any electrical appliance connected to the hot water system If hydrogen is present there will probably be an unusual sound such as air escaping through the pipe as the water begins to flow There should be no smoking or open flame near the faucet at the time it is open Electronic Ignition The switches used to light your electronic ignition water heater are located in the bathroom above the lavatory top When the switch is turned on the red light will come on indicating the try mode is in
6. s output from the panels the controller will operate in full charge mode applying the full output of the panels to tt 3 batteries through a relay mounted on the printed circuit board When the voltage or the batteries reaches 14 4 volts the controller switches into a current limited cons int voltage mode In this mode the battery voltage is maintained at 13 6 volts at maximum of one amp In either of first two models the CHARGING LED on monit r panel will be lit When the current falls below 0 25 amps the CHARGING LED goes out and the CHARGE LED will come on See figure on this page The solar charging system charges both the coach and chassis batteries The voltage thresholds are temperature compensated to ensure proper charge on the batteries See solar charging schematic on the next page ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Problem Possible Cause Solution CHARGING LED Does not come on Charged LED does not come on Batteries not charging H 19 Solar panel not putting out sufficient power Check for sunlight on panel Check voltage coming along from panel CNE1 If low check panel wiring Replace printed board More than 0 25 amps drain on batteries Turn off battery disconnect relays Check voltage from solar panel when in sunlight Should be more than 15 volts If less check solar panel for damage Check wiring from panel Relay K4 on board should be closed If not replace boa
7. through the filter and dispense filtered water from a separate outlet The only way to exit the filter mode is to shut the faucet off CAUTION Only filter cold water Do not filter water above 100 degrees F Electronic Indicator The electronic indicator provides the following visual and audible feedback on the filtering system Successful installation of a new filter audible amp visual Percent of filter life remaining visual Filter is actively filtering water visual Low filter warning audible amp visual Depleted filter warning audible amp visual Low battery warning audible amp visual The electronic indicator is powered by a replaceable standard 3V lithium watch battery 2032 designed to last several years G 11 PLUMBING PLUMBING MICROTECH FILTER INSTALLATION NOTE Faucet will not operate in any mode without fil ter Filter should be left in protective bag until ready for installation The MicroTech filter is a high performance carbon block filter developed specially for the PureTouch Filtering Faucet System Once the filter is installed in the pullout spout it should not be removed until it is to be replaced The electronic module keeps track of the amount of filter life remaining and will signal you when the filter change is necessary If a partially used filter is removed and reinstalled the electronic indicator will automatically reset and will not accu rate
8. F 3 ll ue Le P G 1 P w r Cords sasos sees D 9 H 14 Power Seats niet teatri tenet B 5 Range Exhaust Fam D 9 G 2 Range Owe ri ite cet iis LA Rear Carera 5 nire triennio B 4 Reporting Safety Defects s A 6 Refrigerator iternm I 3 Selen EE l 4 L Roof Storage rnnt E 2 Safety Defects Reporting A 6 Safety nee B 2 C 4 D 1 G 2 1 5 Satellite System ener H 12 Searchi e E H 21 ee B 3 DEIVICS A 5 Sewer Hose iut E D 9 G 23 Shades sacco e Cod EY UO ee ERR F 3 le F 2 GC F 3 Sky DECK rei tetra br red D 13 el ET D 12 Smoke Anm g ere erri crier erra dee D 1 Eo F 1 Solar POWOtr eie ener escorts H 2 H 18 Specification seein erani J 1 otepsElectries iine I ERUIENE C 6 Step Well Cover eere C 8 Storage EE B 1 Switches armrest dash B 4 Tank Capacities tete J 1 Tank Drais siue sese anie ree et D 9 G 23 Tank Sewage E G 23 Tank Vater G 4 REI G 1 G 3 Telephone Hook up exterior D 9 Tires Pressure noon A 7 B 2 C 4 TES SUDDOEFL act rmi eter ctas C 2 Toilet iint ies G 23 G 25 TOWING NEE B 5 BEE e EE H 9 Upholstery 5 internen F 1 Utility Compartment nnns G 9 MndEuDnnp ETE D 9 UV CTIE F 2 VUE le A le ME E 1 E o Te W Introductio
9. Filter Cartridge Allow cold water to run through a new filter for 5 minutes to flush out any loose carbon particles Once these small black specks are washed out the filter is ready for use Daily Use Allow cold water to run through the filter for 10 15 seconds prior to first use If the filter has not been used for two days run cold water through the filter for 60 seconds prior to use Questions If you have any questions please call our toll free help line 1 800 BUY MOEN Monday through Friday 8 00 a m to 8 00 p m Saturday 8 00 a m to 6 30 p m OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Controlling The Water The PureTouch System has three options for water delivery unfiltered stream unfiltered spray and fil tered water The spray and stream actuating buttons are on the sides of the pullout spout the filtered water button is located on the front of the spout Stream Spray flow rate 2 2gpm maximum at 60psi 2 5 gpm maximum at 80 psi STREAM MODE Unfiltered water in regular stream flow When the water is turned on at the faucet the spout will always begin operating in the regular stream mode SPRAY MODE Unfiltered water in a wide pattern If a wide spray mode is desired push the spray button while the water is on To return to stream mode push the stream button FILTERED WATER MODE Filtered water dispensed through the separate filtered water outlet Press ing the front filtered water button will divert water
10. Freightliner fuses are located in the lower compartment forward of the roadside front wheel Many interior lights have been included in your motorhome to give you almost infinite variable light intensity Just inside the main door are switches for the step patio light aux Batt 390 only and forward ceiling lights The forward ceiling lights must have their switches on before the remote switch on the panel will control them The reading lamps above the sofa dinette recliners galley indirect lighting are oper ated by the two gang switches located on the wall above the deluxe sofa and on the wall forward of the dinette The wall and hanging lamps are operated by the dimmer switches on the wall The two gang switch on the galley slide out panel below the monitor system operates the china cabinet light above the galley and the ceiling lights In the bathroom the water heater switch supplies power to the igniter and gas valve When turned on it will flash red until flame is sensed then the red light will be extin guished The other switches above the lavatory operate the shower lower medicine cabinet bath mirror lights and water pump The switch in front of the bed wardrobe and a switch above the bed headboard on the curbside operate the bedroom ceiling lights The switch besides the ceiling light Switch operates beds reading lights Individual switches located on the wall lamps are used for these lights The bulbs in the
11. It held on by four pressure catches The furnace is removed from the exterior but you must remove all heat ducts and wiring from the inside before pulling the furnace REFRIGERATOR Manufacturer Dometic Sales Corporation 2320 Industrial Parkway P O Box 490 Elkhart Indiana 46514 Phone 219 295 5228 Review all Dometic Literature supplied in your Owner s Packet or stored in the refrig erator prior to operating In the absorption refrigerant system ammonia is liquefied in the finned condenser coil at the top rear of the refrigerator The liquid ammonia then flows into the evaporator inside the freezer section and is exposed to a circulating flow of hydrogen gas which causes the ammonia to evaporate creating a cold condition in the freezer The tubing in the evaporator section is specifically sloped to provide a continuous movement of liquid ammonia flowing downward by gravity through this section If the refrigerator is operated out of level when the vehicle is not moving liquid ammonia will accumulate in portions of the evaporator tubing This will slow the circulation of hydrogen and ammonia gas or in severe cases completely block it resulting in a loss of cooling Any time the vehicle is parked for several hours with the refrigerator operating the ve hicle should be leveled to prevent this loss of cooling The vehicle needs to be leveled only so it is comfortable to live in no noticeable sloping of floor or wal
12. LPG Regulator Main Door Striker Pocket Range Exhaust Hood Lubricate with dry graphite Lubricate with light household oil Check bottom vent for obstructions Coat with paraffin Clean fan blades and wash filter Roof Vent Elevator Screws Main Door Step Lubricate with light household oil Check and lubricate moving parts EVERY 10 000 MILES OR 6 MONTHS Exterior Hitch Clean and wax Check bolts and welds 60 Ft Lbs EVERY YEAR or 12 000 miles Battery LP Tank Seams Clean neutralize and coat terminals with petroleum jelly Have purged by an LP supplier Check and reseal exterior seams windows lights and vents if necessary Reseal with Bostik urethane sealant or equivalent as needed WARRANTY AND SERVICE DATE DEALER SERVICE PERFORMED MAINTENANCE RECORDS DEALER SERVICE PERFORMED DRIVING WIDE BODY LIMITATIONS Vehicles with overall body width greater than 96 are known as wide bodies Wide body vehicles are restricted to use on main highways in certain states A vast majority of states allow 102 body width on all highways but wide body width is not allowed on all federal highways in the United States Your dealer may be able to furnish more spe cific information If you are concerned about vehicle width we invite you to consider other fine Thor vehicles offered in the standard 96 width LOADING Below is a sample of the weight information chart provided i
13. behind Make sure everything is properly stowed CAMPING Hydraulic Leveling Jacks Some models are equipped with hydraulic leveling jacks that can be deployed Com plete instructions are included with the Owners Packet Be sure to read the directions completely prior to operating the jacks The jacks will be able to level your unit in most modern campgrounds However their capabilities are limited and in some situations you will have to use planks to level the coach Winter Traveling Traveling in your motorhome during the cold winter months can be a most exhilarating experience There are of course certain precautions that must be taken as you would in your home in low temperatures 1 You must have a plentiful supply of propane gas 2 If your stay is longer than overnight you should endeavor to have 120 volt electricity available The batteries fully charged will not last more than about 15 hours in freezing weather Of course you can run your generator to recharge the batteries or even use the generator continually Since the generator starts off the same battery as the engine it is recommended to start the generator prior to shutting off the engine This will prevent running the engine battery down should there be a difficulty in starting the generator in the cold temperatures 3 Minimize use of electricity if 120 volt power source is not available CAMPING 4 Leave cabinet doors bed doors and wardrobe doors slig
14. best picture and sound on television set Lowering Antenna to Travel Position Rotate antenna until pointer on directional handle aligns with pointer on ceiling plate GE Antenna must be in down position while traveling to prevent damage Raising Antenua Lowering Antenna ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Turn elevating crank in the Down direction until resistance is noted Antenna is now locked in travel position Checking Operation 1 Tune TV receiver to nearest station and rotate antenna for best picture and sound 2 Turn off switch on power supply Picture on TV receiver should be considerably degraded with the power off DO S 1 Do check parking location for obstructions before raising antenna 2 Do carefully raise lower and rotate if difficult check for cause 3 Do rotate slowly when selecting station and check fine tuning on TV set to make sure it is properly adjusted 4 Do lower antenna before moving vehicle DON TS 1 Don t force elevating crank up or down Check for cause of trouble 2 Don t rotate directional handle hard against stops 3 Don t travel with lift in up position 4 Don t leave lift part way up or down 5 Don t apply sealing compound or paint over top of base plate or anywhere on lift ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Maintenance Lubrication To lubricate the elevating gear apply a liberal amount of silicone spray lubricant to the elevating gear with the lift in the dow
15. control motor speed the pump actually adjusts its speed as you open and close water fixtures The Aquajet RVs exclusive soft start feature eliminates annoying rapid cycling and its exclusive 5 valve design can deliver twice the flow and pressure conventional RV industry pumps Partial Reprint Please contact Aquatec for complete instructions Please read these Operational Guidelines before operating the AQUAJET RV PUMP If additional help is needed please consult the Factory CAUTIONS A The pump is equipped with an electrical speed controller please insure that electrical connections are made in accordance with these instructions B The pump is equipped with a pressure sensing demand switch which controls the maximum operating pressure as set at the Factory Never subject the pump to pressures above 125 PST 9 5 bars C Never operate the pump in a harsh environment or hazardous atmosphere since motor brush and switch may cause electrical arcing D Pump head materials are designed for use with water only Do not use with petroleum products E As long as there is inlet water pressure the pump will not stop forward flow of water even if the motor is turned off Be sure the system has a positive means of shutting off water supply F Always consider electrical shock hazards when working with and handling electrical equipment If uncertain consult an Electrician Electrical wiring should only be done by a qualified Electrician
16. evacuation is required Pushing the test button will silence the alarm once for approximately 4 minutes After approximately 4 minutes the alarm will once again sound until the unsafe CO concentration is removed FAULT CONDITION Periodically the detector s measurement circuit is tested If an error is detected the de tector will sound twice and the YELLOW L E D will flash twice every 30 seconds This is an indication of circuit malfunction and that the detector requires immediate servicing MAINTENANCE Battery Replacement If tamper resistant pin has been used refer to tamper resistant locking pin for removal instructions To replace the battery remove the detector from the mounting plate by rotating the detector in the direction of the OFF arrow on the cover The Model 9L i CO Detector uses one 1 9 volt battery A 9V alkaline battery powers the CO DETECTOR A fresh battery should last for one year under normal operat ing conditions This detector has a low battery monitor circuit which will cause the detector to chirp and the red LED to flash approximately every 30 40 seconds for a minimum of seven 7 days when the battery gets low Replace the battery when this condition occurs USE ONLY THE FOLLOWING 9 VOLT BATTERIES FOR CO DETECTOR REPLACEMENT CAMPING Alkaline type EVEREADY522 DURACELL MN1604 GOLD PEAK 1604A Lithium type ULTRALIFE U9VL NOTE REGULAR TESTING IS RECOMMENDED enge USE
17. hose and vacuuming through the openings around the perimeter of the detector The outside of the detector can be wiped with a damp cloth AFTER CLEANING REINSTALL YOUR DETECTOR TEST YOUR DETECTOR BY USING THE TEST BUTTON LIMITATIONS OF SMOKE ALARMS degen Smoke detectors are devices that can provide early warning of possible fires at a reasonable cost however detectors have sensing limitations lonization type detectors offer a broad range of fire sensing capability but are better at detecting fast flaming fires than slow smoldering fires Photoelectric detectors sense smoldering fires better than flaming fires Home fires develop in different ways and are often unpredictable Neither type of detector photoelectric or ionization is always best and a given detector may not always provide warning of a fire Also smoke detectors do have limitations For a battery powered detector the battery must be of the specified type in good condition and installed properly AC powered detectors will not operate if AC power has been cut off such as by an electrical fire or an open fuse CAMPING Smoke detectors must be tested regularly to make sure the batteries and the detector circuits are in good operating condition Smoke detectors cannot provide an alarm if smoke does not reach the detector There fore smoke detectors may not sense fires starting in chimneys walls on roofs on the other side of a closed door or on a different floor
18. indicate that the smoke detector is receiving power TESTING Test by pushing the test button on the cover and holding it down for a minimum of 2 seconds This will sound the alarm if all the electronic circuitry horn and battery are working If no alarm sounds the unit has defective batteries or other failure You can also test the alarm by blowing smoke into it TEST THE ALARM WEEKLY TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION Erratic or low sound coming from your alarm may indicate a defective detector and it should be returned for service FALSE ALARMS Smoke detectors are designed to minimize false alarms Cigarette smoke will not nor mally set off the alarm unless the smoke is blown directly into the detector Combus tion particles from cooking may set off the alarm if the detector is located close to the cooking area Large quantities of combustible particles are generated from spills or when broiling Using the fan on a range hood which vents to the outside non recircu lating type will also help remove these combustible products from the kitchen MODEL 0916 HAS A HUSH CONTROL that is extremely useful in a kitchen area or other areas prone to nuisance alarms For more information refer to OPERATION AND TESTING If the detector does alarm check for fires first If a fire is discovered get out and call the fire department If no fire is present check to see if other reasons may have caused the alarm MAINTENANCE BATTERY REPL
19. lithium watch battery designed to last several years under normal usage powers the electronic indicator When a low battery condition is detected the low battery icon blinks and beeps are sounded while water is being filtered indicating it is time to change the battery G 13 PLUMBING PLUMBING OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Helpful Tools large flat tip screwdriver small Phillips screwdriver l Battery and Upper Housing Replacement 1 With faucet off push filtered water button and record percentage of remaining usable filter life When battery is changed filter life indicator automatically resets to 100 Record here 2 Remove pullout spout 19 from receptor 15 and tie a dishtowel around the hose to keep it from slipping back into the spout receptor 3 Disconnect the quarter turn connector I 8 from spout by turning it counterclockwise one quarter turn The quarter turn connector will remain attached to the hose 4 Remove filter cover by lifting up and away from main spout assembly Remove filter cartridge from main spout assembly by lifting from the inlet tube using same up and away motion NOTE Excess water may dribble from cartridge and valving Dry pullout spout with towel to prevent electronics from becoming wet 5 With large flat screwdriver or dime unscrew counterclockwise and remove filter outlet nut 21 With Phillips screwdriver unscrew counterclockwise and remove two shor
20. new cartridge G 18 1 Assemble upper and lower handle adapter and the handle hub insert handle adapter for Concentric models to new cartridge with the handle screw Turn stem to the ON position waterway holes in cartridge o are lined up 2 Insert the cartridge straight into the valve body press firmly while rotating the handle hub insert handle adapter for Concentric models counterclockwise until you feel the key enter notch in the valve body This FOR LOCATING will correctly position the CARTRIDGE PROPERLY cartridge Turn handle knob in both directions to insure a stop in each direction 3 Note handle rotation and orientation if adjustment is required 4 Remove handle screw and handle hub insert handle adapter for Concentric models install cartridge nut with stem guide over the upper handle adapter start by hand DO NOT CROSS THREAD Firmly tighten cartridge nut and stem guide using adjustable wrench 5 Replace handle parts Turn on water supplies MOEN SHOWER MIXING VALVE ASSEMBLY E Handle Cover Handle Cartridge Handle Screw Valve Body Stop Tube N Oo nO P CO N Retainer Clip SHOWER MIXING VALVE CARTRIDGE REMOVAL Shut off water pressure for entire system Disassemble Remove handle cover Take out handle screw and remove handle and Stop tube Lift out retaining clip and pull the cartridge out of the body by the stem CAUTION Reinsert cartri
21. not responsible for or bound by representations or warranties made by any of its dealers Your Airstream Limited Warranty is transferable to subsequent owners of the mo torhome but only for the duration of the warranty period Warranty transfer application forms are available from your dealer or the Airstream factory CONSUMER ARBITRATION PROGRAM Airstream Inc participates in the consumer Arbitration Program for Recreational Ve hicle CAP RV This third party dispute resolution program is available at no charge to you to settle unresolved warranty disputes for recreational vehicles This dispute resolution program reviews eligible product and service related complaints involving warranty covered components To find out more about this program or to request an application brochure please call the Arbitration Administration office toll free 800 279 5343 For recreational vehicles purchased in the State of California The CAP RV program operates as a certified mechanism under the review of the California Arbitration WARRANTY AND SERVICE Certification Program You must utilize the arbitration program before claiming rights conferred by 15 USC section 2310 Uniform Commercial Code or Civil Code section 1793 22 b Son Beverly Warranty Act You are not required to use the program if you choose to seek redress by pursuing rights and remedies not created by those laws REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS If you believe that your
22. of the front license plate area releases the generator slide out compartment Pull compartment straight out for service An hour meter is located with the remote start inside the unit H 14 The generator manufacturer provides an operators manual that should be re viewed prior to use POWER CORD The power cord is located on an electrically powered reel in the first compartment behind the roadside rear wheels A switch marked in and out controls the reel You ll find this feature especially helpful in cool weather when the heavy power cord be comes less flexible If adapters are required when you plug into city Power You ll be losing some power capabilities and won t be able to operate all the appliances at the same time The washer dryer air conditioners microwave and 110 volt mode on the refrigerator are all heavy load items The easiest way to cope with the problem is to set the refrigerator on gas then avoid operating the other appliances at the same time IA subsite If adapters are required to obtain 110 volt city power it s extremely important that the polarity ground function is not lost With your motorhome a circuit analyzer was provided It is usually yellow and triangular shaped with prongs shaped to fit a standard receptacle Plug this into any receptacle in your coach and it will indicate any polarity or grounding problem Loss of ground can be extremely hazardous You might touch the motorhome and feel a slight tingl
23. or mysterious is always accidental and covered by most insurance policies Abuse Lack of customer care and or improper maintenance including failure to comply with the terms of the Owner s Manual or failure to heed proper vehicle operation shown by the dash instruments is not covered by warranty WARRANTY AND SERVICE Exposure It is the responsibility of the owner to take such preventative measures as are neces sary to maintain the exterior caulking and sealer of your unit It is the responsibility of the owner to use reasonable prudent care to prevent foreseeable secondary damage from rain plumbing leaks and the natural accumulation of moisture in your unit such as a delaminated floor stained upholstery carpeting or drapes mold formation and growth furniture damage etc Mold is a natural growth given certain environmental conditions and is not covered by the terms of the Limited Warranty Deterioration by sunlight is possible to such items as tires curtains or upholstery Steel or metal surfaces are subject to the elements causing rust and corrosion which is normal and beyond the control and responsibility of Airstream Overload Overload Damage due to loading beyond capacity or to cause improper balance is not covered by the Airstream Limited Warranty The Airstream motorhome body is engineered to properly handle any normal load There are limits to the amount of load that can be safely transported depending upon
24. oven pilot Lighting a top range burner to bleed any air from the system will make it easier to start other appliances The range exhaust fan has an exterior door that must be unlatched to be effective You will see the two small twist latches if you look at the fan from outside the motor home In most circumstances you can leave the door unlatched During storage and adverse weather conditions latching the door is recommended CAMPING Effect of Prolonged Occupancy Your motorhome was designed primarily for recreational use and short term occu pancy If you expect to occupy the motorhome for an extended period be prepared to deal with condensation and the humid conditions that may be encountered The relatively small volume and tight compact construction of modern recreation vehicles mean that the normal living activities of even a few occupants will lead to rapid mois ture saturation of the air contained in the motorhome and the appearance of visible moisture especially in cold weather Just as moisture collects on the outside of a glass of cold water during humid weather moisture can condense on the inside surfaces of the motorhome during cold weather when relative humidity of the interior air is high This condition is increased because the insulated walls of a recreation vehicle are much thinner than house walls Esti mates indicate that a family of four can vaporize up to three gallons of water daily through breathing cooking
25. per local and State Electrical Codes Do not subject the pump to extreme high or low freezing temperatures while in operation Operating ambient temperature range is 32 to 115 F The pump will only prime if all pressure is relieved from the outlet port PLUMBING Trouble Shooting MOTOR DOES NOT OPERATE Is battery discharged A Are any wires disconnected A Are terminals corroded Is switch in ON position Is fuse good z Is water frozen in pump head MOTOR RUNS BUT NO WATER FLOWS s Is water tank empty Are there kinks in the inlet hose Is air leaking into inlet hose fittings Is inlet line or in line filter plugged If using a filter check the line just before the filter Is outlet hose kinked PLUMBING NOTES CITY WATER HOOKUP In your utility compartment on the roadside of the motorhome are the city water hose connection and various other valves They are clearly marked and your dealer should have explained the functions of each at time of purchase WATER PUMP SWITCH FRASH TANK DRAIN VALVE HOT INE DRAIN COLD LINE DRAIN Use a high pressure hose of at least 1 diameter It should be one that is tasteless odorless and non toxic designed for RV use The city water inlet is a standard garden hose thread We suggest you carry two lengths of hose This way you have the ability to reach hookups further away than normal plus you have a spare hose sh
26. salt air or in polluted industrial areas It will also protect the shell from minor scratches and make subsequent cleaning easier If your vehicle is exposed to pollen bird droppings tree sap or the like especially in hot and sunny weather wash it as often as necessary to keep it clean If you do not your paint will be damaged Take similar precautions if your vehicle is exposed to chemical industrial fallout If asphalt remains on the motorhome after washing use a small amount of 100 mineral spirits on a rag and wipe the spots individually being EXTERIOR careful not to scratch the finish It is recommended that the caulking and sealant used in external seams and joints such as window frames light bezels beltline and rub rail molding etc be checked regularly If this material has dried out and becomes cracked or checked or if a portion has fallen out it should be replaced with fresh material to prevent possible rain leaks Caulking and sealing material is available from your motorhome dealer CAUTION Do not use high pressure vehicle washes with harsh detergents or automatic truck washes The front nose of the motorhome is coated with a protectie paint film This film gives added protection from insects The care of the film is the same as for the rest of the motorhome EXTERIOR ROOF LADDER AND STORAGE For traveling the lower section of the ladder should be removed and stored in one of your lower compartm
27. the chair according to which chair was ordered with your coach CAUTION Rotating the chair when it s slid back against the wall can damage the upholstery Position the chair so it isn t chafing when in transit Vinyl Floor The vinyl floor in your unit can be cleaned with liquid floor cleaning solutions recom INTERIOR mended for vinyl floors and warm water Blinds The blinds in your motorhome are standard household blinds They may be raised or lowered by the pull string on the left side and opened by twisting the handle on the right side Clean with a soft cloth lightly moistened with warm water and mild soap We recommend leaving the blinds down and closed when the motorhome is not being used Dinette Table The dinette is hinged to the wall and is supported by one folding table leg To make into a bed the front of the table is lifted slightly and the leg is then folded up against the bottom of the tabletop The pressurized piston will hold it into place Raising the front of the table leaf further allows it to be unhooked from the wall The leaf will then swing out and down onto the support ledges on the front of the dinette seat The backrests are then laid on the table leaf to complete the bed On units with a freestand ing dinette be sure to secure the dinette chairs to the dinette table support using the fabric straps INTERIOR COUNTER AREAS The counter areas around the sink are Corian or laminate and can be clean
28. the left hand side of the dash The drive motors located at each lock are polarity sensitive When testing you ll find the wires at the drive motors will switch from positive to negative and vice versus as the key fob or dash switch is being operated When using the dash switch the relay under the dash performs the polarity switching functions and the control module receiver serves the same function when the key fob is used The luxurious interior of your Airstream motorhome has been designed for comfort convenience durability and appearance An understanding of the operational pro cedures and maintenance techniques of the interior appointments will add to your pleasures as well as to the long life of your motorhome Lounges To convert the sofas into a beds grasp the front edge of the seat raise and pull it to ward the aisle of the motorhome The backrest will slide down into place automatically Some sofas require pulling the armrest straight up and out of their bracket first Rear Bed The bed top raises to reveal the engine cover for access to top of the engine Gas rod props assist the bed top raising The engine cover latches to the bottom of the bed top deier The lifting and supporting strength of the gas props vary according to temperature Props that support the bed top when hot may let the bed close rapidly when cold Recliners The recliners supplied with the motorhome have side levers that can swivel lock or recline
29. use it responsibly Setup Choose your parking spot carefully The spot should be fairly level and provide an unobstructed view from the Sky Deck Before setting up take a walk around the mo torhome and observe the area above and around the Sky Deck This area should be free from all safety hazards electric wires tree limbs etc Plan for an emergency escape Check out at least two positions in which the escape ladder can be used Be sure the escape routes are unobstructed to the ground Level and stabilize the motorhome with the power leveling jacks Proceed up the stairs and unlatch the roof hatch A CAUTION Use the handrails when climbing or descending stairway Steps are slippery when wet N WARNING Before entering sky deck inspect the area above and around the sky deck from the ground for adequate clearance from electrical wires tree limbs and other obstructions that may cause injuries during setup and use of the Sky deck area Use the Safety Rail switch to raise the electrically operated curbside rail The hatch door will rise also as it is attached to the safety rail by elastic cords The cords may be slid off the knobs to allow hatch to close while the safety rail remains deployed D 13 CAMPING Inspect the sky deck area again to be sure it is free of any safety hazards Deploy and secure the hatch safety rails Raise the roadside safety rail if you have the optional power motor this rail can be deplo
30. vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA in addition to notifying Airstream Inc If NHTSA receives similar complaints it may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles it may order a recall and remedy campaign However NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you your dealer or Airstream Inc To contact NHTSA you may either call the Auto Safety Hotline toll free at 1 800 327 4236 TTY 1 800 424 9153 or write to NHTSA 400Seventh ST S W Washington D C 20590 You can also obtain other information about motor vehicle safety from the Hotline or view the NHTSA Website www safecar gov WARRANTY AND SERVICE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE lesen FAILURE TO MAINTAIN YOUR COACH CAN CAUSE PRE MATURE AND UNEXPECTED PARTS BREAKAGE AND OR ERRATIC OPERATION THAT MAY BE HAZARDOUS Note See Freightliner and appliance manufacturer s literature for further information EVERY 1 000 MILES OR 60 DAYS Escape Window Battery Lead acid Smoke Alarm Tires GFI Circuit Breaker Check operation of latches and upper hinge Check water level Test and replace battery as required Check tire pressure 125 psi max See tire warnings on page C 4 Test and record EVERY 5 000 MILES OR 90 DAYS Exterior Door locks Exterior Hinges
31. will vary according to options on vehicle Most automotive gauges and controls are standard instruments provided by the chas sis manufacturer Their function and use is described in your Drivers Manual The exception on automotive controls is the heater air conditioner Operating instructions on these components can be found in the chassis section of this manual DASH SWITCHES e Aisle Lights The low aisle lights will allow passengers to converse without using overhead lights that could be bothersome to a driver at night These lights operate on the Coach electrical system ARMREST SWITCHES e Docking Lights The docking lights illuminate the area at the side of the motorhome and are intended for use when parking in a campground at night These lights operate on the Engine electrical system e CC Blink With this switch it is possible to blink the clearance lights on the motorhome Ifs most commonly used as a way of indicating your thanks for a courtesy shown to you by another driver This switch only operates with the headlamp switch on Backup Camera The rear view monitoring camera has two positions One will show the rear bumper and operating the switch tilts the camera to view further back DRIVING Defrost Fans In cool damp weather these fans really help to clear the large windshields Door Lock The main door deadbolt can be locked or unlocked electronically from the drivers seat Remember to hide an extra doo
32. you go When packing for an extended trip take everything you need but only what you need Some models are equipped with Hydraulic Leveling Jacks that can be deployed Complete instructions are included with the Owners Packet Be sure to read the directions completely prior to operating the jacks When you plan to stay in the same place for several days weeks or months you will want your motorhome to be as level as possible Check the attitude with a small spirit level set on the inside work counter If a correction is necessary then you must first level from side to side This can be done most easily by driving up a small ramp con sisting of 2 x 6 boards tapered at both ends WE DO NOT RECOMMEND PLACING TIRES IN A HOLE FOR LEVELING Campground Setup Hook Up to Water by attaching a Ve minimum high pressure water hose to the city water service or the hose from the water reel if so equipped The 110 volt power cord is an electrically operated cord reel in the first compartment located behind the roadside rear wheels Turning the switch to out will extend the power cord so it can be plugged into City Power Service When you stay for extended periods where electric or water hookups are not avail able you must make regular checks on the condition of your 12 volt battery and the contents of your water tank Carry drinking water in a clean bucket to refill your tank When your waste tank nears capacity move your motorhome to
33. you have to do is make sure the coach batteries don t run down In normal usage there isn t any problem since you would normally drive part of the day and be plugged into a campground at night The alternator charges the batteries when you drive and when you re plugged into city power the converter charges the batteries and carries much of the load Some nights you may not find a place to plug into city power No problem the stan dard battery system gives you about 400 amp hours so you can comfortably run your lights and vents in a normal fashion without depleting the batteries If you are not plugged into city power and you re not driving you ll want to conserve your batteries by using as few lights and appliances as possible If you notice the lights becoming dim it s much easier on the batteries if you go ahead and start the engine or generator before the batteries run down Your motorhome is equipped with a 53 watt solar panel Its contrller is located on the wall between the galley and sofa There are two sets of 12 volt fuses and breakers in your motorhome The main interior circuit fuses are in Power Cord Compartment The brightly colored fuses pull straight out from the face of the panel Replacement fuses are available at automotive stores and most service stations On the panel covering the fuses is a diagram showing the function of each fuse or circuit breaker The chassis manufacturer provides the second set of fuses
34. 1 864 487 1700 Towed vehicle and trailer brake requirements vary by state DRIVING Procedure for Weighing A RV FRONT AXLE GAWR REAR AXLE GAWR GCWR GVW 1 Fill in first row from Specification Section of this manual 2 Weigh vehicle as shown in row 2 Scale Weight dua Pod es ss 2 _ 3 Weigh one side of vehicle as shown In Indi vidual Wheel Position Weight 4 Calculate the other side as shown in last row STEP 3a Tow Weight minus Weight of Trailer or Vehicle Towed Front Axle GAW Rear Axle GAW INDIVIDUAL WHEEL POSITION WEIGHT STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6 Left Front Wheel Left Side Left Rear Wheel Position Total LF LR Position Right Front Wheel Right Front Position Total RF RR Step 1 minus Step 4 Step 2 minus Step 5 Right Rear Wheel Position Step 3 minus Step 6 GAWR Gross Axle Weight Rating GVWR Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GCWR Gross Combination Weight Rating CHASSIS The Airstream motorhome is built on a Freightliner chassis Operation of the engine and other related components are discussed in the Freightliner Owners and Drivers Manual supplied with each coach If repairs are needed it can be difficult to determine which parts of the chassis are warranted by Freightliner and which are Airstream s responsibility The following list shows the major components of the chassis and the company responsible for their servicing FREIGHTLINER X LINE CHASSIS Engine AirConditioner Compressor Transmiss
35. 2 ps SLIDEOUT RELAY CH B a oe 5 E n E E ZS SAFEIYRALL 4 WIPER PWR 3 SAFETY RAILS SLIDEOUT W 3 d g O 2 E WIPER TY CUT 3 STEPIGNITION4 PWR SEAT VIB gt 104 F20 rocrLIGHT4 W 18A CB FI STEP IGN SA F19 PWR SEAT VIB LP DETECTOR DRV PASS SEAT 4 j RELAY SPST 3 S lt 0758 000 by R Intellitec 3 i s e S DISTRIBUTION CENTER SAFETY RAIL BUZZER amp REAR CAMERA CIG LIGHTER JACK PAD VACUUM PUMP SPARE COACH D SOUND SYSTEM AMP DOCKING LT SPARE COACH SFARE COACH BAT ans SE COACH SPARE COACH BAT Za E d z E SPAREING ups sareno CIT DOCKING LIGHT SW 1 DOCKING LIGHTS DOCKING LIGHT Q DOCEING LIGHT SWITCH S d EI e a kd S Ed E S e E 2 DOCKING LIGHT ID Located in Roadside front compartment MONITOR PANEL Micropulse Systems Monitor CATCON PRODUCTS INC 817 921 2188 techsupport catconproducts com STEMS MONITOR PRESH WATER GRAY WATTR 1 GRAY WATER 2 BLACK METER LP GAS RaTTERV The MicroPulse System makes use of a single solid state sensor per tank The Mi croPulse sensor measures the static head pressure at the bottom of the tank and transmits this information to the MicroPulse System Monitor Knowing this pressure value after a one time calibration has been performed the MicroPulse System will calculate and accurately display the tank level in 1 8 increment ELECTRICAL SYST
36. 24 0040 cene B 4 Air Brake System Drainage C 1 Air Conditioner eeeeeeeeeeeeneneenennennn l 1 Air Supply Extetior ene cinnenen C 9 Antenna H 9 H 12 elen l 1 Automotive Fuses enses H 3 Auxiliary Start Switch eese B 4 Auxiliary Battery Switch A H 1 attente iini rst Een REI een H 1 H 15 Battery Control Center ees H 1 Battery Disconnect Switch H 1 Bed REAM ccc rere ree ce ver EE VEO EPVEUEYEDE F 1 Black TankFl sh iicet ret G 24 Bottled RE G 1 By Pass Valves eterni tinens G 4 Ve ora e i E p OR HR EER RE B 5 Capacitiesiss P J 1 CAMPING e D 1 Campground Set up eee ceeeeeeees D 7 D 9 Carbon Monoxide Alarm sess D 4 El TE F 3 Caution 15er Introduction Chairs Reclilers oai ioo looi eh dois F 1 ONASSIS eege E ee Eara C 1 J 1 Circuit Breakers oerte H 14 City Water HOOKUP D 9 G 4 G 9 Cleaning Codes eere F 3 Cleaning Exterior EE E 1 Condensation nennen D 10 Counter Areas oerte F 2 Dash Air Conditioner esses C 5 Dash Instruments 5 nennen B 4 Defrost fans 5 rtr B 4 DIMOCNSIONS EE J 1 Docking le Lu B 4 Door Rei BA E 2 Drain Eltere D 9 G 23 Drain Val
37. ACEMENT To replace the battery remove the detector from the mounting plate by rotating the detector in the direction of the OFF arrow on the cover The Model 0916 Smoke Detector uses one 1 9 volt battery The SMOKE DETEC TOR is powered by a 9V carbon zinc battery alkaline battery may also be used A fresh battery should last for one year under normal operating condition This detector has a low battery monitor circuit that will cause the detector to chirp approximately every 30 40 seconds for a minimum of seven 7 days when the battery gets low Re place the battery when this condition occurs USE ONLY THE FOLLOWING 9 VOLT BATTERIES FOR SMOKE DETECTOR REPLACEMENT Carbon zinc type EVEREADY 216 OR 1222 GOLD PEAK 1604P OR 1604S Alkaline type EVEREADY 522 DURACELL MN 1604 Gold Peak 1604A Lithium type ULTRALIFE U9VL NOTE REGULAR TESTING IS RECOMMENDED N WARNING USE ONLY THE BATTERIES SPECIFIED USE OF DIFFERENT BATTERIES MAY HAVE A DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON THE SMOKE DETECTOR NOTE IF AFTER BATTERY REPLACEMENT THE UNIT CONTINUES TO CHIRP WAIT FOR APPROXIMATELY 7 MINUTES THE HUSH FEATURE MAY HAVE BEEN ACTIVATED ACCIDENTALLY WHILE CHANGING THE BATTERIES AND WILL RESET AUTOMATICALLY CLEANING YOUR DETECTOR To clean your detector remove it from the mounting bracket as outlined in the begin ning of this section You can clean the interior of your detector sensing chamber by using your vacuum cleaner
38. CAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SATELLITE RADIO AND CB ANTENNA Not including the TV antenna your motorhome may have as many as two other antennas The AM FM radio antenna is a solid whip type with a flexible coil base The coil base certainly helps extend the life of the antenna but hitting low branches and other objects at high speed can lead to severe damage The CB antenna lead in wire is located up under the dash left of the steering column It will be coiled along with ground and 12 volt positive wires for CB radio hook up SATELLITE ANTENNA PREP In order to facilitate the installation of either roof mount or portable satellite dish anten nas Airstream has pre wired your motorhome On the drawing on the following page please note the two coaxial cables drawn with heavy double lines One is labeled PREP WIRE CEILING and the other is PREP WIRE PORTABLE PREP WIRE CEILING is used for roof mounted antenna The end of the cable for the antenna is located in the roof centered side to side and about four inches behind the front roof cross member Under the outer roof sheet in this same area is a stiffener plate about a foot square to help support the antenna and it s attachments The other end of the cable is located in the roof locker next to the television and is labeled PREP WIRE PORTABLE is used for the satellite dish antenna that is portable and set next to your vehicle when you pack The end of the cable fo
39. Connected to Sewer Outlet When you are in a park and connected to a sewer outlet keep the black water holding tank dump valve closed and empty the tank every few days or whenever it becomes al most full ONLY BY SENDING A LARGE VOLUME OF LIQUID THROUGH THE BLACK WATER HOLDING TANK AT A TIME WILL TOILET PAPER AND OTHER SOLIDS COM PLETELY WASH AWAY This practice will avoid the accumulation of solids in the black water holding tank which could lead to an unpleasant cleaning job Should solids accumulate close the dump valve fill the tank about half full with water then drive the motorhome for a few miles The turbulence and surging of the water will usually dissolve the solids into suspension so the tank can be drained Keep the auxiliary tank valve open when connected to a sewer outlet Draining the tanks as described will protect them from freezing during storage When traveling in sub freezing temperatures use a winterizing solution designed for RV use Follow the directions on the container As this is being written heated tanks are being considered and may be on your motorhome CAUTION Never put wet strength paper towels or tissues in your holding tank since they won t dissolve and can catch in the mechanism of the dump valve Colored toilet tissue is slower to dissolve than white Most RV accessory stores offer tissue designed for RVs that will completely dissolve PLUMBING BLACK TANK FLUSH The black water hold
40. EM A single sensor is installed on the sidewall of each tank near the bottom via a 3 4 female NPT spin in thread The sensor is solid state there are no moving parts to wear or maintain Because the principle of operation does not involve any electrical current flow through the tanks contents conducted or induced the nature of the fluid in the tank is unimportant The monitor system has been calibrated at the factory and should never need another calibration If you feel the system is not operating correctly please contact CATCON Products or a local Airstream dealer The following instructions are provided for quali fied service technicians MONITOR WIRE CONNECTIONS Red 12VDC Battery Only Black Ground Battery Only Purple Water Pump 15A 12VDC White LPG Sensor 90 ohm Fresh Fresh Tank Sensor Gray 1 Gray 1 Sensor Gray 2 Gray 2 Sensor Black Black Sensor ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MICROPULSE SYSTEMS MONITOR OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS MONITOR DISPLAY R FRESH WATER G GRAY WATER 1 GRAY WATER 2 IG BLACK WATER This example shows the monitor report ing the following Fresh Water 1 8 to Empty Gray Water 1 Empty to 5 8 Gray Water 2 3 4 Black Water Empty to 5 8 LP Gas 1 4 Battery Empty to 5 8 On all diagrams the Letters R Red Y Yellow G Green Blank no LED lit NORMAL OPERATION The MicroPulse Monitor will display the condition of each system at all times The tri color LED beside the system will
41. ER TIGHTEN 15 Insert filter by aligning outlet tubes with inlet ports on main pullout spout assembly and gently pushing in and down Upon suc cessful installation of filter cartridge pullout spout will emit a series of three beeps and filter life indicator will reset automatically 8 G 15 PLUMBING 16 Reinstall filter cover by positioning alignment tab over corresponding notch in main pullout spout assembly and gently pushing in and down 17 Reattach quarter turn connector 18 to pullout spout 19 aligning the dots on the quarter turn connector and the spout Push the quarter turn connector onto the spout assembly and turn it clockwise locking it in place Return spout to the receptor 18 If new filter was not installed at battery change refer to remaining filter life previ ously recorded at beginning of battery replacement Subtract recorded number in step from the 100 displayed The difference represents the display setting at which the current filter will need replacement Filter may not perform as desired after this calculation percentage Example Remaining filter life prior to battery change equals 30 Subtract 30 from 100 100 30 70 Filter will need to be changed when indicator reads 70 PLUMBING FILTER REPLACEMENT MicroTech replacement filter cartridges may be purchased at the same location as the faucet For the dealer nearest you call 1 800 BUY MOEN Use only MicroTech filter ca
42. If the detector is located outside the bedroom or on a different floor it may not wake up a sound sleeper The use of alcohol or drugs may also impair ones ability to hear the smoke alarm For maximum protection a smoke detector should be installed in each sleeping area on every level of a home Although smoke detectors can help save lives by providing an early warning of a fire they are not a substitute for an insurance policy Homeowners and renters should have adequate insurance to protect their lives and property GOOD SAFETY HABITS DEVELOP AND PRACTICE A PLAN OF ESCAPE Make a floor plan indicating all doors and windows and at least two 2 escape routes from each room Second story windows may need a rope or chain ladder Have a family meeting and discuss your escape plan showing everyone what to do in case of fire Determine a place outside your home where you all can meet if a fire occurs Familiarize everyone with the sound of the Smoke Alarm and train him or her to leave your home when they hear it Practice a fire drill at least every six months Practice allows you to test your plan before an emergency you may not be able to reach your children It is important they know what to do CAMPING WHAT TO DO WHEN THE ALARM SOUNDS e Leave immediately by your escape plan Every second counts so don t waste time getting dressed or picking up valuables In leaving don t open any inside door without first fee
43. MBING WATER SYSTEM SELF CONTAINED Most plumbing functions are accomplished in the plumbing utility compartment on the roadside of your motorhome as seen on page G 9 of this manual To fill your water tank hook up a garden hose to the city water inlet then open the labeled water tank fill valve in the compartment The water level can be monitored on your control panel above the range or the tank can be filled until water is expelled out gravity fill vent tube located on the curdside sidewall If it is more convenient for you a water fill is also located on the side of the vehicle Open the small access door unscrew the cap pull the air plug insert water hose and fill Open the hot side of the galley or lavatory faucet and turn on the water pump switch located on the monitor panel For some time the open faucet will only sputter This is because the water heater is being filled and air is being pushed out through the lines Be sure water heater by pass valves are in normal flow position and water is in the wa ter heater before lighting beginning operation of the water heater on gas or 110 volt Once the water heater is full a steady stream of water will come from the faucet Now open a cold faucet It will sputter for a short time but will soon expel a steady stream All other faucets can now be opened until all air is expelled Once the system is filled with water and the faucets closed the water pump will shut off When a
44. ONLY THE BATTERIES SPECIFIED USE OF DIFFER ENT BATTERIES MAY HAVE A DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON THE CO DETECTOR CLEANING YOUR DETECTOR To clean your detector remove it from the mounting bracket as outlined in the begin ning of this section You can clean the interior of your detector by using your vacuum cleaner hose and vacuuming through the openings around the perimeter of the detector The outside can be wiped with a damp cloth AFTER CLEANING REINSTALL YOUR DETECTOR TEST YOUR DETECTOR BY USING THE TEST BUTTON Test detector weekly for proper operation by pushing the test button until the YELLOW L E D lights and a short beep is heard approximately three seconds Release the button The detector will then test itself for proper operation At completion of the self test the alarm will sound and both L E D s will light for 3 4 of a second The detector then resumes normal operation SERVICE AND WARRANTY If after reviewing this manual you feel that your CO Detector is defective in any way do not tamper with the unit Return it for servicing to Quantum Group Inc 11211 Sorrento Valley Road Suite Valley Road Suite V San Diego CA 92121 Or call us toll free 800 432 5599 E mail address mktsls qginc com CAMPING LP GAS DETECTOR In the kitchen area of your unit approximately six inches above the floor is the LP gas detector LP gas is a mixture of gases produced and sold commercially as a fuel for heating and
45. RNING An inflated tire and rim can be very dangerous if improperly used service or maintained To avoid serious injury never attempt to re inflate a tire which has been run flat or seriously under inflated without first removing a tire from the wheel assembly for inspection Do not attempt to add air to tires or replace tires or wheels without first taking precautions to protect persons and property The tire manufacturer provides a Recreational Vehicle Tire Guide with each Freightliner chassis that is passed along to you in the Airstream Owner s Packet Please take the time to read it as it has information on the loading weighing and inflation of your RV and its tires CHASSIS DASH AIR CONDITIONER HEATER Specific Climate Systems Inc 1200 West Risinger Road Fort Worth Texas Technical Assistance 1 800 275 7524 OPERATION The dash heater control is very similar to many automobiles The center rotary switch marked cold hot controls the amount of hot water flowing through the heater core When the maximum air conditioner is engaged inside air is circulated through the evaporator to obtain the utmost in cooling SERVICE SCS has requested you to call them on the 800 number listed above should you expe rience any service problems They are usually able to help get any repairs needed at an air conditioner repair facility close to your location ELECTRIC STEP SCS Frigette Coach Step Manufacturer Fleming Sales Com
46. a dumping location Jo assa If adapters are required make sure the polarity is correct and the ground function is not lost CAMPING A Cable TV and Telephone Hookup is located on the roadside power cord compart ment of the motorhome It is already wired into the existing system so the exterior connection is all that is required An exterior TV outlet w 12 V outlet and a 110 V outlet are in the lower compartment in front of the curbside rear wheel To use the Generator you simply start it All switching is done automatically The gen erator can be started either from your interior monitor panel armrest switch bedroom Switch or the switch on the generator itself It is easier on your generator and appli ances if you ll allow the generator to reach its normal operating speed about a minute prior to applying heavy current loads A russi The escape windows s are identified by their red release handles Pull red handle toward window center Push out on the glass and it will swing clear The window operation should be checked each trip and the latches lubricated with WD 40 or equivalent every six months Do not parked in a manner that would prevent the escape windows from opening or block an emergency exit route Hook your Waste Drain Hose into the Sewer Disposal Facility and attach to the drain outlet in your motorhome For details on this procedure see Drain and Waste System Section Turn on the gas supply and light the
47. a single module generates low voltage and current shocks and burns can result from contact with module output wiring Maintenance These hazards are increased when multiple modules are inter connected to in crease array output current or voltage PV modules do not have to be connected i e powering a load to generate e electricity Since modules produce electricity whenever light is present the mod ule front surfaces should be completely covered by an opaque cloth or other material before electrical connections to the modules or other system compo nents are handled System Components If the PV power system includes other components batteries charge controllers inverters etc be one to follow the safety recommendations of the manufacturers of these devices H 18 Inspect the module as necessary for mechanical integrity Ensure that electrical connections are tight and free from corrosion If the module surface is dirty gently clean it with a soft cloth or sponge using water and mild detergent Do not use a scrub brush it may damage the module surface Wear appropriate rubber gloves for protection against electric shock Remote Solar Charge Controller and Monitor Manufacturer Intellitec 131 Eisenhower Lane North Lombard Illinois 60148 The solar charger monitor is sed to control the output of rooftop mounted solar panels to the coach and chassis ba teries When the batteries are below 13 volts and there
48. are available from your dealer or the Airstream Inc Service Administration Department CHANGES IN DESIGN Airstream Inc reserves the right to make changes in design and improvements upon its product without imposing my obligation upon itself to install the same upon its products theretofore manufactured CONSUMER ARBITRATION PROGRAM Airstream Inc participates in the consumer Arbitration Program for Recreational Ve hicle CAP RV This third party dispute resolution program is available at no charge to you to settle unresolved warranty disputes for recreational vehicles This dispute resolution program reviews eligible product and service related complaints involving warranty covered components To find out more about this program or to request an application brochure please call the Arbitration Administration office toll free 800 279 5343 For recreational vehicles purchased in the State of California The CAP RV program operates as a certified mechanism under the review of the California Arbitration Certification Program You must utilize the arbitration program before claiming rights conferred by 15 USC section 2310 Uniform Commercial Code or Civil Code section 1793 22 b Son Beverly Warranty Act You are not required to use the program if you choose to seek redress by pursuing rights and remedies not created by those laws This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which var
49. asive car wax will help to protect the finish DO NOT PLACE WAND APPLIANCE IN A DISHWASHER G 12 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Successful Installation of a new Filter When the depleted filter is replaced with a new filter three beeps are sounded and the 100 filter life is dis played momentarily The new filter has been success fully installed and the electronic indicator has reset Percent of Filter Life Remaining As the filter is used the indicator counts down to zero from 100 The percentage remaining is displayed when water is being filtered Additionally the filter sta tus can be checked without the faucet being turned on by momentarily pressing the filter button Filter is Actively Filtering Water The water drop icon cycles when water is being filtered Low Filter Warning There are two low filter warnings one at 5 remaining filter life and 1 remaining life When the remaining filter life reaches 5 the low filter icon blinks and three beeps are sounded when the filter button is depressed At 1 or less the low filter icon blinks and beeps are sounded every 5 seconds while water is being filtered indicating it is time to change the filter Depleted Filter Warning When the filter life remaining reaches 0 the depleted filter icon blinks and beeps are continuously sounded while water is being filtered The filter mode should not be used until a new filter is installed Low Battery Warning A standard 3V
50. ated with their safety belts firmly attached while the motorhome is in motion in most states it is illegal to travel without buckling up the driver s and passenger seat occupants The driver should adjust his Seat so that he is able to reach all controls easily with the belt on especially able to use all the travel on the foot brake The belt should be placed as low as possible around the hips to prevent sliding out from under them in case of accident This places the load of the body on the strong hipbone structure instead of around the soft abdominal area Two people should never try to use the same seat belt Jo sau Children must be secured in a Federally Approved Child Restraint Device Failure to use proper restraints can result in severe or fatal injuries in case of accidents Child restraint devices are designed to be secured with lap or lap shoulder belts All instructions supplied by the restraint manufacturer must be followed Statistics have shown children are safer when properly restrained in a rear seating position than in a front seating position Often the children traveling in motorhomes are grandchildren There are times when our love for grandchildren makes us hesitate to properly supervise their actions Don t hesitate when it comes to their safety Make sure they are properly restrained CHILDREN HAVE LOVED ONES TOO IF YOU WON T BUCKLE UP FOR YOURSELF BUCKLE UP FOR THEM AIRSTREAM CAB CONTROLS NOTE Switches
51. ately 10 of the loaded trailer weight but not to exceed the hitch weight ratings Tongue loads can be adjusted by proper distribution of the load in the trailer and can be checked by weighing separately the loaded trailer and then the tongue When towing trailers tires should be inflated to the highest pressures shown on the information plate attached to the driver s doorjamb or dash of your motorhome The allowable passenger and cargo load GVW of this vehicle is reduced by an amount equal to the trailer tongue load on the trailer bitch N WARNING The towing vehicle s braking system is rated for operation at GVWR GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING NOT at the GCWR GROSS COM BINED WEIGHT RATING A separate functioning brake system is required for any towed vehicles or trailers weighing more than 1000 Ibs 450 kg when fully loaded NEVER exceed the GVWR GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING or the GAWR GROSS AXLE WEIGHT RATING specified on a motorhome certification label Also NEVER exceed the weight ratings of trailer hitch installed on a mo torhome Failure to heed any part of this warning could result in loss of control of the motorhome and towed vehicle or trailer and may cause an accident and serious injury For specified towed vehicle braking requirements consult the chassis owner s manual that comes with this vehicle CAUTION If your Freightliner chassis requires towing please refer to their manual for directions They may be called at
52. avy items should be stored in low cabinets 5 Stow folding and pedestal tables 6 Check that counter tops range top credenza tops and shelves are clear of even small items that could become projectiles in an accident 7 Do not cook while under way Hot food or liquid could scald due to a sudden stop or accident 8 Check that any internal stowage is securely held in place 9 Secure optional freestanding dinette chairs to the dinette table support us ing the fabric straps 10 Check that lights and switches are set in positions safe for travel DRIVING INTERIOR CHECK LIST BEFORE DRIVING OFF continued 11 Adjust the driver s seat so that you can easily reach and operate all controls Make sure seat is locked in position Do not adjust driver s seat swivel or fore and aft mechanism while vehicle is moving The seat could move unexpect edly causing loss of control 12 Check that front passenger s seat is locked in position both fore and aft adjustment and swivel mechanism 13 Check rear view mirror adjustment 14 Fasten lap belts 15 Check that step light goes out and that electric step has retracted 16 Check that Sky Deck area is ready for travel including safety SAFETY SEAT BELTS In the forward driver s area of the motorhome safety seat belts are provided for the use of the driver and the right front passenger Safety belts are available for other seats It is strongly recommended that all occupants remain se
53. bathing and washing Unless the water vapor is carried outside by ventilation or condensed by a dehumidifier it will condense on the inside of the windows and walls as moisture or in cold weather as frost or ice It may also condense out of sight within the walls or the ceiling where it will manifest itself as warped or stained panels Appearance of these conditions may indicate a serious condensation problem When you recognize the signs of excessive moisture and con densation in the motorhome action should be taken to minimize their effects For tips on controlling condensation see the Tips To Controlling Condensation section Note Your motorhome is not designed nor intended for permanent housing Use of this product for long term or permanent occupancy may lead to premature deterioration of structure interior finishes fabrics carpeting and drapes Dam age or deterioration due to long term occupancy may not be considered normal and may under the terms of the warranty constitute misuse abuse or neglect and may therefore reduce the warranty protection D 10 Tips to Controlling Condensation To avoid condensation problems try to follow these tips to help alleviate excess moisture 1 Allow excess moisture to escape to the outside when bathing washing dishes hair drying laundering and using appliances and non vented gas burners 2 Always use the vent hood when cooking Keep the bathroom door closed and the ve
54. ce and parts manuals are available from the manufacturer rmt The operation manual for the range is included in your owners packet If this has not been provided with your motorhome contact the manufacturer listed at the top of the page to obtain Their manual contains specialized warnings and cautions that should be reviewed prior to operating the appliance Range Exhaust The range exhaust is incorporated into the microwave oven and the switch is located on the front The exhaust fan has an exterior door that must be unlatched for the fan to be effective You will see two small twist latches on the vent door on the outside of the motorhome In most circumstance you can leave the door unlatched During storage or adverse weather conditions latching the door is recommended MICROWAVE OVENS Only federally certified technicians are permitted to service microwave ovens For this reason the only service instructions contained in this manual are for removal of the complete oven If you have a microwave problem please contact the appropriate manufacturer Dometic Sales Corporation 2320 Industrial Parkway P O Box 490 Elkhart IN 46515 219 295 5228 Sharp Electronics Corporation 10 Sharp Plaza Paramus New Jersey 07652 201 5112 0055 The following steps will remove the microwave 1 Remove the long crown molding running along the top of the roof locker assembly This will expose the screws holding the panel above the microwave 2
55. cooking appliances LP gas is highly flammable and as a result can be explosive if ignited under certain circumstances LP gas is heavier than air and if confined in a closed space will accumulate close to the floor When the LP gas con centration in your unit exceeds 2000 PPM the detector will provide a visual and audible alarm by sounding a buzzer and flashing the red LED two times per second N WARNING Activation of this detector indicates the presence of LP gas which can cause an explosion and or fire This normally indicates a leak in the LP gas installation or a LP gas appliance Extinguish all open flames open your windows and door and evacuate the unit immediately Do not activate any electri cal switch Turn off the LP at your gas bottle s DO NOT RE ENTER YOUR UNIT UNTIL A QUALIFIED REPAIR TECHNICIAN HAS CORRECTED THE PROBLEM OPERATION Your LP gas detector is wired directly to your vehicle battery and incorporates a 1 amp in line fuse When the device is operating normally the green LED will be lit gege It is not recommended that the detector be disconnected from the battery during periods of storage There is a small heater on the sensor of the device which burns away impurities in the air during periods of normal use During periods when power is interrupted impurities can build up on the sensor When power is returned to the detector the detector alarm may activate until the impurities are burned off Thi
56. ctor Check valve Elbow Vacuum breaker 1 2 tubing EXTERIOR AV WALL HOLDING TANK WALL TOILET Manufacturer Thetford Corporation 7101 Jackson Road Ann Arbor MI 48103 313 769 6000 The RV toilet in your Airstream is a design that has been used for many years There are two pedals The large pedal opens and closes the slide mechanism and the smaller pedal opens and closes a water valve In normal use when you are hooked up to city water both pedals are depressed to gether This dumps the sewage and fresh water and flushes down the side of the bowl Water will continue to run into the bowl for a short time after the pedals are released When you wish to conserve water hold the hand spray head over the bowl and hold down the thumb operated lever Now when you depress the pedal all the water is routed through the hand spray CAUTION When you dump the bowl of the toilet make sure all paper and solids have cleared the slide mechanism before you allow it to close Failure to do so can cause the groove for the slide to become jammed and the slide will no longer close completely If the problem should occur a small nail or bent clothes hanger can be used to pick the material out of the groove PLUMBING PLUMBING NOTES 12 VOLT SYSTEM BATTERY CONTROL CENTER Your motorhome is equipped with six batteries Two batteries will be for the engine and the other 4 batteries for the interior 12 volt circuits o
57. dge by pushing it all the way into the body and until the front of the ears on the cartridge shell are flush and aligned with the body Replace the retainer clip so that the legs straddle the cartridge ears and slide down into the bottom slot in the body This prevents the cartridge from rotating and locks it in the body Reinstall stop tube and handle Tighten handle screw securely and replace the handle cover The red flat on the stem must point UP when mounting the knob handle down for lever handle If cold water is on left side and hot water is on right side red flat pointed down remove cartridge and reinstall 180 G 19 PLUMBING Removal and Replacement 1 Cover carpet and cover bottom of shower pan to protect them from damage Disconnect city water Shut off water pump Open drain valves Open galley lavatory and shower faucets and allow water to drain from lines Remove screws from top of faucet inspection cover in wardrobe Tip back and remove water lines from faucet Pop out metal insert in control valve handle Remove screw and pull knob off Remove screws in escutcheon plate Disconnect shower hose Wrap masking tape on chrome fitting so as not to scratch chrome 10 Using wrench remove fitting 11 Mixing valve shower outlet tube and hot and cold feed line assemblies may then be removed through wardrobe inspection hole 12 Replace by reversing above procedure NOTE If existin
58. doors and out Outdoors mold growth is important in the decomposition of plants Indoors mold growth is unfavorable Left unchecked molds break down natural ma terials such as wood products and fabrics Knowing the potential risks is important for any type of homeowner to protect their investment What factors contribute to mold growth For mold growth to occur temperatures indoor or outdoors must be between 40 degrees and 100 degrees Fahrenheit and also have a source of moisture such as humidity standing water damp materials etc Indoors the most rapid growth occurs with warm and humid conditions D 11 CAMPING How can mold growth be inhibited By controlling relative humidity the growth of mold and mildew can be inhibited In warm climates use of the air conditioner will reduce the relative humidity Vents are located in the bathing and cooking areas and constant use is advised during food preparation and bathing even during colder weather Additionally opening a window during these activities will assist in ventilation In extremely humid conditions the use of a dehumidifier can be helpful Frequent use of your RV or cleaning regularly is an important preventive measure Further any spills should be wiped up quickly and dried as soon as possible Avoid leaving damp items lying about On safe surfaces use mold or mildew killing cleaning products Check sealants regularly and reseal when necessary to avoid water l
59. ds from power source Power leads to be 16 gauge minimum Connect matching colors using butt TO CONTROL connectors TOCARLA supplied NOT USED 135 SL Control Front View AIR CONDITIONER Manufacturer Dometic Sales Corporation 2320 Industrial Parkway P O Box 490 Elkhart IN 46515 Phone 219 295 5228 Note Review the air conditioning literature supplied in your Owner s Packet before proceeding The roof air conditioner used on Airstream motorhomes is one of the most popular on the market today In your Owner s Packet is a set of literature covering all operat ing and maintenance instructions If the literature is misplaced please contact the air conditioner manufacturer or your Airstream dealer for replacement A detailed service guide may be ordered from the manufacturer The voltage to the air conditioner is critical We commonly refer to 110 or 120 volts but a check with a voltmeter may find voltage much lower Your air conditioner will probably not function if the current drops below 105 volts Low voltage is usually as sociated with older or poorly maintained RV parks but many people have found their homes built only twenty or thirty years ago may not be capable of operating the air conditioner on some receptacles Parking your motorhome so the power cord can be plunged into a receptacle close to the fuse or circuit breaker box can alleviate the problem Avoid extension cords and adapters whenever
60. e Because of the very low absorption properties of polyester soil will tend to remain on the fiber surface and therefore is usually removed without need of vigorous treat ment To prevent overall soiling frequent vacuuming or light brushing to remove dust and grime is recommended Oil or grease type spots will respond to mild solvent or dry cleaning agents The blotting technique without rubbing should be sufficient to remove most spots Solvent Cleaner Spot clean using a water free solvent or dry cleaning products Clean only in a well ventilated room and avoid any product containing carbon tetra chloride or other toxic materials Pretest small area before proceeding Water Based Cleaner Spot clean using the foam only from a water based cleaning agent such as a mild detergent or non solvent upholstery shampoo products Apply foam with a soft brush in a circular motion Vacuum when dry Pretest small area before proceeding When an overall soiled condition has been reached use a professional furniture clean ing service for recommendations in cleaning the fabric The following are the cleanability code instructions for the various fabrics used in the Airstream motorhomes Cleanability Codes CODE W S Fabric care Spot clean this fabric either with a mild solvent or a water based clean ing agent When using a solvent or dry cleaning product follow instructions carefully and clean only in a well ventilated room A
61. e your body has become the ground circuit or you can receive a severe shock INVERTER Xantrex Sales and Support North America 800 446 6180 or 360 925 5000 Email rv xantrex com The inverter in your motorhome is located in the lower compartment furthest back on the curbside When disconnected from 110 volt city power and the inverter is turned on 12 volt DC power from the batteries is inverted to 120 volt AC The circuits supplied from the inverter are the microwave and all receptacles on the GFI breaker OPERATION OF THE INVERTER Before attempting to operate the inverter you should review the separate Owner s Manual provided by the manufacturer Start the unit by depressing the Start Stop switch It will return to a neutral position once released Note The Lamp will momentarily flash as the unit runs through its normal diag nostic sequence The Lamp indicates when power is being supplied to the receptacles If no load is sensed the inverter will not turn on INVERTER OPERATING TIMES The inverter will supply you with quiet AC power to operate your electrical appliances Inverters convert 12 volt direct current DC into 120 volt alternating current AC There are three factors to consider when you select the appliances that you would like to operate with the inverter Those considerations are battery reserve capacity maximum wattage and typical operating times of appliances Good estimating of these factors wi
62. e frame In cold weather it is helpful to leave the light on for a while to soften the plastic and avoid cracking Incandescent bulbs are removed by depressing and turning to the left about 1 4 turn Fluorescent bulbs are removed by turning in either direction N WARNING Always replace the light bulb on an interior or exterior light fixture with the correct bulb for that light Failure to heed this warning could cause fire property damage personal injury or death All the batteries are located in a lower compartment behind the curbside rear wheels The auxillary batteries are stored on a slide out tray ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SYSTEM dooo0k s m BAT DISCONNECT Pole Si COACH SPARE F CHASSIS SPARE Fl0 CHASSIS SPARE Fll gzeam BEDROOM LTS FAN F5 FURN BATH AREA LTS F4 RADIO AISLE amp GEN m COMPARTMENTLIS F LOUNGE AREA LTS FAN SEYDECE AISLE POLE LTS Hie nas LUGGAGE COMP LTS F3 CHASSIS SPARE F17 REFER LIGHT F12 WIR PUMP MON PNL Fl6 m04 ww IGNITION F8 CEILING PATIO STEP LTS SKYDECK RADIO 12V PORTS F13 CHASSIS SPARE F7 POWER CORD REEL PIA CHASSIS SPARE F18 Saal COACH SPARE F15 390 396 Located in roadside power cord compartment H 4 COACH BATTERY TO GEN SET TO SLIDE OUT CHASSIS BATTERY ELECTRICAL SYSTEM FOG LIGHT WEM pee GROUND SE IGMITION FOG LIGHT z eum OJ SLIDEOUT RLY S X APER POWER 5 15A F17 COE J6 Y CABLE
63. eaks Proper preventive maintenance to the RV and its accessories as described both in this manual and in accompanying literature will provide the best protection to the RV For more information of controlling moisture in the RV please read Tips to Controlling Condensation located in this manual If using a dehumidifier please read and follow all manufacturer instructions and rec ommendations to the use and cleaning of the dehumidifier CAMPING SLIDE OUT OPERATION CAUTION Read and follow all warning labels in the coach and safety instruc tions in the Power Gear owner manual and as posted inside your coach To operate the SLIDE OUT rooms you MUST first remove the interior travel locks These are located on the top of the room on the interior of the coach and are out of your normal sight There are two and they provide pressure between the exterior wall of the coach and the top facer board on the room They have a caming action and the tension is adjustable The first time you remove them you ll probably need to stand on a stable step stool to see how the cam is released After seeing their simple operation you may able to operate them from the floor according to your height and strength Also make sure the driver s seat is forward enough to clear the room Push and hold the rocker switch located at the top of the control panel in the hallway You ll easily be able to tell by the sound of the mechanism when the room is f
64. ed with soap and water or you can use a common solvent on tough spots Be sure no abrasive cleaner is used as there is the possibility it could scratch the surface A protective pad should always be placed under hot utensils DRAWERS Drawer removal pull drawer out to stop then raise front of drawer to clear rollers CAUTION Do not use any abrasive material on the vinyl covered walls BATHROOM CAUTION The lavatory bowl and countertop in your bathroom should be cleaned with soap or detergent NEVER USE SCOURING POWDER SHOWER STALL To clean your ULTRA GLAS shower stall unit use warm water and one of the stronger liquid detergents Do not use abrasive cleaners they may scratch and dull the surface of your ULTRA GLAS unit Stubborn stains can be removed with solvents such as turpentine paint thinner or acetone Restore dulled areas by rubbing with an automo tive type liquid cleaner and then put the soft glow back into your ULTRA GLAS unit with a light application of liquid wax seen Do not wax the floor of the stall without using a bath mat afterward to prevent a dangerous slippery floor condition WALL CLEANING Guilford of Main wall fabrics are color fast to the standard wet and dry cleaning proce dures and are also highly resistant to most spot cleaning solvents Standard Care Level S W would identify the finished fabric Avoid excessive brushing or rubbing during cleaning practices to prevent fuzzing of the fabric surfac
65. effect Normally the burner will ignite in just a few seconds and the light will go out If your LP system hasn t been used for some time the system may go into safety lockout about 20 seconds before the air is all expelled from the lines Turning the switch off for 30 seconds then back on reinstates the try mode 110 Volt Operation This same switch provides power to the heating ele ment DO NOT use unless you are sure the water heater is full Open a faucet and see if there is a full stream of water on the hot side Check that the bypass valves are in the normal flow position Valves A and C open Valve B closed See diagram in winterizing section The 110 volt element may be operated at the same time as the gas burner To operate the 110 volt by itself simply turn the electronic gas igniter switch off The heating element is 1500 watts so if breakers start to kick out when the air conditioner cycles you may want to turn the switch off to the heating element l 5 APPLIANCES SAFETY If your water system is full and cold and the water heater is ignited the system can see pressures as high as 120 psi before the relief valve starts to open Since the water system normally operates in the 40 psi range the water expanding does put unusual stress on the system This normally does not cause any problems but the stress is easily alleviated As the water is heating just open any faucet and run as little as a cup of
66. ents To remove pull out the cross pins in the lower sockets then pull the bottom of the ladder out of the sockets This will allow the top of the ladder to be unhooked freeing it for storage CAUTION ON non SkyDeck units the roof storage is limited to 250 pounds evenly distributed MAIN DOOR LOCK LOCK ASSEMBLY MAIN DOOR 1 Outside housing assembly 2 Inside plate 3 Striker bolt 4 Caged nut 5 Rotary latch KEYLESS DOOR LOCK Operation The dead bolt portion of your motorhome may be controlled by radio signals produced by the key fob shown below One characteristic of this system is the one second delay after a pad has been depressed TouchTronics Keyfob Operating Instructions Battery indicator light Press once to untock all doors No function Press once to lock all doors Press once to activate patio step ltr NOTE When you use the keypad to turn the patio lights ON you must also use the keypad to turn them OFF The same goes for the switch inside the door if you turn the lights on with this switch you must use the same switch to turn them off You cannot turn the lights on with the keypad and off with the switch There are four major components operating the door locks control module receiver dash switch relay and drive motors The control module is mounted on the inside wall just behind the main door The relay operates in conjunction with the dash switch and is located up under
67. er and sewer connections Directories are published which describe in detail these parks and tell what is available in the way of services and hookups On overnight or weekend trips chances are you will not use up the ca pacity of the sewage holding tank deplete the water supply or run down the batteries which supply the living area 12 volt current Longer Trip On a longer trip when you have stayed where sewer connections and utility hookups were not available it will be necessary for you to stop from time to time to dispose of the waste in the holding tank and replenish the water supply Many gas stations chain and individually owned have installed sanitary dumping stations for just this purpose Booklets are available which list these dumping stations When you stop for the night your Airstream motorhome is built to be safely parked in any spot that is relatively level and where the ground is firm Your facilities are with you You are self contained Try to pick as level a parking spot as possible All you need to do to enjoy self contained luxury is to 1 Turn on the LP Gas supply and light the appliance pilots if required 2 Turn on the water pump and open the faucets until the air is expelled from the system 3 Deploy the slide out if so equipped and you desire the extra space Before moving on turn off the LP gas and the water pump check you campsite both for cleanliness and also to be sure you haven t left anything
68. ery Control Center ELECTRICAL SYSTEM manual is also in your packet It has trouble shooting and wiring information The battery disconnect switch is not intended for everyday use But if you re going to be away from your coach for more than 3 or 4 days and it s not plugged into 110 volt current just turn the switch to STORE on the way out and your assured of fresh bat teries when you return Inverter With the inverter is the standard package of four batteries for the interior coach cir cuits The inverter is located in the second lower compartment back of the main door An inverter uses 12 volt battery power and changes it to 120 volt AC current More information on the 120 volt operation is in the II O volt section of this manual What is important on the 12 volt side is the amount of power required from the batter ies for the inverter This is probably best shown by a little ninth grade science 120 volt Plugged in 12 volt Battery power 1500 Watt 12 5 amp 1500 Watt 125 amp 120 Volt 12 Volt Pulling 125 amps from your batteries is a tremendous load Luckily there would prob ably be few times where you need this kind of power If you do need 1500 watts for an extended period of time start your generator 1500 watts would be a light load for it A little common sense will make the inverter system useful But if you try to overdo it you ll have dead batteries ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 12 Volt Operation The only thing
69. f the current draw at 120 VAC is known then the battery amperage at 12VDC will be 10 times the AC amperage divided by the efficiency 9096 in this table ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Motors are normally marked with their running rather than their starting current Starting current can be five times run ning current Refrigerators and icemakers typically run about 1 3 of the time Therefore their average battery current draw is 1 3 what their amp rating would indicate Refrigerator 3 cu ft Battery Draw in Hours for Run Time of 12 VOLT SYSTEM t e ke zl E E E D M M ELECTRICAL SYSTEM NOTES ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SOLAR PANEL 53 WATT General Handling and Use Manufacturer e The module is rugged but it should be handled carefully In particular impact SOLAREX on the front or rear surface can damage it 630 Solarex Court For protection against electrical shock use properly insulated tools and Frederick Maryland 21703 Customer Service 1 800 521 7652 follow appropriate safety procedures This may involve the use of additional approved safety equipment such as insulating gloves mats etc e Do not bend the module Jinai Electrical Shocks and Burn Hazards e Do not disassemble the module Do not attempt to increase module output by concentrating fight on its Photovoltaic PV modules generate direct current DC when exposed to sunlight surface or other light sources Even though
70. factory with full fuel engine oil and coolants SPECIFICATIONS CHASSIS COMPONENTS Please read loading section in this manual Please refer to the weight tag in your motorhome for weights specific to your unit Trailer Hitch 10 000 Ib GVW 1000 Ib hitch weight GCWR 42 000 LBS GVWR 32 000 LBS GAWR Front 12 000 LBS GAWR Rear 20 000 LBS UBW 390 25 058 bs 396 26 377 390SD 26 357 NCC 390 6 682 Ibs 396 5 363 390 SD 5 363 Seating Capacity 390 396 5 390 SD Floor 5 Roof 15 Seating Capacity Ibs 390 396 770 390 SD Floor 770 Roof 2310 Sleeping Capacity 390 396 4 390 SD 4 Sleeping Capacity Ibs 390 396 616 390 SD 616 Gross Vehicular Weight Rating GVWR is the maximum permissible weight of this fully loaded motorhome Unit Base Weight UBW is the dry weight of the base unit with bedroom group full fuel tank and w o options or fluids Net cargo Carrying Capacity NCC is GVWR UBW Gross Combination Weight Rating GCWR means the maximum allowable loaded weight of this motorhome and any towed trailer or towed vehicle Sleeping Capacity Weight Rating SCWR is the manufacturer s designated number of sleeping positions multiplied by 154 pounds 70 kilograms Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR is the value specified as the load carrying capacity of a single axle system as measured at the tire ground interfaces The 10 000 pound GVW hitch requires a 2 5 x 2 5 draw bar INDEX Aisle lights
71. faucet is opened the pump will come back on automatically If the faucet is just barely open it is normal for the pump to cycle on and off rapidly Water pressure at some campgrounds may be low The water pump can be turned on to assist the city water hookup pressure Be sure there is some water in the fresh water tank The pump will only use the water that is needed out of the tank to bring the pressure up to the usual standard The water pump should be turned off when the motorhome is left unattended Water heater by pass valves are located under the galley The shelf system under the sink has to be removed to access the valves that are on top of the heater Remove the several screws anchoring the shelf assembly and take shelf assembly completely out Water heater By pass Open valves A and C and out close valve B for normal usage Close Valves A and C then open valve B for winterizing WATER PUMP AND STRAINER Water pump access is in the lower exterior compartment on the curbside just in front of the rear wheels Once the exterior door is raised the pump can be found behind the small access door in the upper right corner of the storage area A connection from pump side of strainer This T gem 1 will allow the intake side of the strainer to E To clean strainer screen first remove inlet be rotated about 1 8 turn counter clockwi
72. faucets 2 Turn the water pump switch to the OFF position 3 Open the two drain line valves in your utility compartment as well as the exterior water faucet Open the water tank drain valve also located in the utility compartment Remove plug or open petcock on the exterior face of the water heater Sky Deck owners must be sure the shut off valve to the wet bar is open for the roof plumbing to properly drain It is located inside the washer dryer cabinet Lift the cover behind the appliance to access the valve The toilet water valve should be left in open position while draining water It is located in the lavatory cabinet While the water is draining from the system depress the button on all hand spray heads and drain all water Unscrew the head on spray unit and store After the water has stopped running from the drain lines apply at least 60 Ibs of air pressure at the city water inlet Be sure the toilet valve and all drain valves and faucets are open and pump outlet hose is disconnected This can be accomplished at a service station and will force any remaining water from the water heater and remove any water which may be trapped in low areas Pour a cup of non toxic antifreeze into the lavatory sink and tub drains to prevent freezing water in traps Be sure to open the waste holding tank drain valves and drain and flush the tanks thoroughly This is very important as the sewage in the tank if froze
73. g hose clamps were destroyed in removal they should be re placed with screw type clamps PLUMBING STORAGE AND WINTERIZING When storing your motorhome for a short or long period use the same precautions as you would in your own home in regard to perishables ventilation and rain protection In addition for a prolonged storage period flush out all the drain lines and the holding tanks Also drain the entire water system including the water heater and the water storage tank Instructions for draining the water system are explained in the following paragraphs on winterizing The Sky Deck area should be protected from long term exposure to snow and ice The freezing and thawing of snow and ice can damage the streamliners and other areas of the Sky Deck Remove cushions and store them Cover the sky deck area or put the motorhome in an inside storage facility Follow all winterizing and storage procedures outlined in this manual Twice a year or after a long storage period we suggest you take your unit into your Airstream dealer for a check up and cleaning of the gas operated appliances The main consideration in winterizing is to guard against freezing damage to the hot and cold water systems the waste drain system including the traps the waste hold ing tanks the water heater and the batteries To completely winterize your motorhome follow this procedure 1 Level the motorhome from side to side and front to rear Open all
74. gas supply at the tank valve s or gas supply connection 4 Open doors and other ventilating openings 5 Leave the area until odor clears 6 Have the gas system checked and leakage source corrected before using again Pme LP gas regulators must always be installed with the dia phragm vent facing downward Regulators that are not in compartments have been equipped with a protective cover Make sure that regulator vent faces downward and that cover is kept in place to minimize vent blockage that could result in excessive gas pressure causing fire or explosion PLUMBING Fill valve em LP Tank 66 Regulator Cover LP TANK INSTALLATION The regulator at the L P tank is under a black plastic cover The protective cover cer tainly helps to keep the vent on the regulator from getting clogged by wasps or ice but should still be checked regularly to make sure the vent remains clear N WARNING Do not attempt to seal regulator cover N WARNING Check vent each time tank is filled to make sure it is clear of obstructions Gas Regulator Removal Replacement 1 Shut off main gas supply at the tank 2 Remove the plastic protective cover from the regulator assembly 3 Using two wrenches one to hold the line fitting and one to turn the flare nut disconnect the regulator from the flexible rubber line 4 Disconnect the regulator from the tank fitting Remove regulator 5 Toreplace reverse the removal procedures PLU
75. he Plumbing Section of this manual SMOKE ALARM OPERATION TESTING OPERATION The smoke detector is operating once a fresh battery is installed and testing is complete When products of combustion are sensed the unit sounds a loud 85 db pulsating alarm until the air is cleared HUSH CONTROL The HUSH feature has the capability of temporarily desensitizing the alarm circuit for approximately 7 minutes This feature is to be used only when a known alarm condition such as smoke from cooking activates the alarm The smoke detector is desensitized by pushing the HUSH button on the smoke detector cover If the smoke is not too dense the alarm will silence immediately and Chirp every 30 40 seconds for approximately 7 minutes This indicates that the alarm is in a temporarily desensitized condition The smoke alarm will automatically reset after approximately 7 minutes and sound the alarm if particles of combustion are still present The HUSH feature can be used repeatedly until the air has been cleared of the condition causing the alarm CAMPING NOTE DENSE SMOKE WILL OVERRIDE THE HUSH CONTROL FEATURE AND SOUND A CONTINUOUS ALARM CAUTION BEFORE USING THE ALARM HUSH FEATURE IDENTIFY THE SOURE OF THE SMOKE AND BE CERTAIN A SAFE CONDITION EXISTS FLASHING L E D LIGHT This smoke detector is equipped with a flashing red indica tor light The light is located under the test button and will flash every 30 40 seconds to
76. holstered furniture fires Fabric Cleaning All material should be professionally dry cleaned to remove any overall soiled con dition These materials may be spot cleaned however using the cleanability code instructions as listed Sample swatches are furnished to our dealers The dealer will be able to give you the cleaning code and part number for the fabrics used in your particular motorhome SHADES The day night shades are opened and closed by grasping both knobs and sliding the shade straight up and down Your choice of blind density is instantly available by using the appropriate set of knobs CARPET The carpet can be cleaned with any good commercial carpet cleaner or with a detergent and water HOWEVER BE CAREFUL NOT TO SOAK THE CARPET WITH WATER LAVATORY SINK The lavatory sink is a very dense material called KARRAN In the unlikely event of it ever being stained powdered cleansers such as Ajax or Comet may be used or even Scotch Brite pads The color is constant through the thickness of the material Lavatory sinks can also be stainless steel and can be cleaned using standard stainless sink cleaning products INTERIOR NOTES 4 LPG SYSTEM Your motorhome is equipped with a permanently mounted tank for LPG Liquid Pe troleum Gas LPG burns with a clean blue flame There are two basic types of LPG in common usage Butane and Propane Butane is widely used where temperatures are normally above freezing the year
77. htly open at flight to allow circulation of air in and around all furniture components 5 Use propylene glycol type antifreeze in waste and drain water tanks to prevent freezing Quantity of antifreeze needed will vary with ambient temperature and the amount of liquids in tank 6 For extended stays in cold weather insulate the water line outside the motorhome You should remember that low temperatures in combination with high winds cause an equivalent chill temperature much below what your thermometer is reading For instance with an outside temperature of zero degrees and the wind velocity of 10 miles per hour the equivalent chill temperature is minus 20 F The exterior water faucet has an in line valve inside the motorhome In below freezing temperatures shut off the valve inside and open the exterior brass valve so it will drain dee Always shut off the LP gas when gasoline is added to the fuel tank Some states do not allow LPG to be turned on while moving While traveling in these states you must use your common sense How cold is it How long will it be before you can turn the heat back on Is the temperature dropping or rising Remember the wind chill factor when driving 50 MPH will cause the interior of the motorhome to cool much faster than when it is parked Extended Stay Making a long trip is not very different from making a weekend excursion Since every thing you need is right at hand you are at home wherever
78. indicate the condition of the system using the following color code Fresh Water LP Gas Battery are as follows Green LED 3 8 to Full Yellow LED 1 4 Red LED 1 8 to Empty Gray Water Black Water are as follows Green LED Empty to 5 8 Yellow LED 3 4 Red LED 7 8 to Full TO OBTAIN EXACT READING To obtain an exact reading of all systems press and release the status button one time The monitor will flash the LED beside the system it is about to report It will than display the exact condition of that system by lighting the bar graph from Empty to Full The monitor will display the exact condition of each system and then return to normal operation mode To obtain an exact reading of an individual system press and release the status button until the LED beside the system that you want the condition of is lit Release the status button and the monitor will display the exact condition of that system by lighting the bar graph from Empty TV ANTENNA Manufacturer Winegard Company 3000 Kirkwood Street Burlington lowa 52601 Phone 800 843 4741 Raising Antenna to Operating Position Turn elevating crank in UP direction until some resistance to turning is noted Antenna is now in operating position Check to make sure switch on front TV jack is on Rotating Antenna Make sure antenna is in UP position Pull down on directional handle with both hands until it dis engages ceiling plate and rotate for
79. ing tank must be flushed out until all paper and waste material is removed Close the dump valve and refill the tank with 5 to 10 gallons of clean water and repeat until clean In the utility compartment on the left side is a water hose connector marked Black Tank Flush It allows water to flow only one way To use hook up hose and turn on full force Within the tank a spray head with a multiple holed head will spray the interior surface of the tank The gate valve should be closed for the first couple of minutes and then opened to let the water out in a rush Repeat as needed Drain Systems Cleaning There are many deodorizers on the market in tablet liquid and powder form These not only combat odor but also stimulate the bacteria that works to dissolve the solids in your tank Picking a deodorizer with lubricating qualities will ease slide valve operation The only cleaning agents that can be used without causing harm to the system are household ammonia and tri sodium phosphate in small quantities Do not use any product that contains any portion of petroleum distillates This attacks the rubber seals of your toilet and dump valve Also do not use any dish detergent or abrasive cleaners All products should be marked approved for ABS drainage systems When winterizing drains use only recreational vehicle plumbing type antifreeze These are sold through your dealer BLACK TANK FLUSH ASSEMBLY Water hose conne
80. interior lights are all easily replaced if they burn out Round exposed bulbs such as those around the bathroom mirror and reading lights are replaced by depressing them into their base then turning to the left about 1 4 turn This will allow them to pop out part way so they can be removed Twelve volt bulbs with flat bases pull straight out of their socket To change the bulb in the round ceiling light first remove the lens assembly The lens assembly is spring loaded and pops out of the fixture at its chrome ring A small screwdriver may be used be careful not to scratch the chrome and be sure the bulb is cool before attempting replacement The bulb inserts into the ballast by two wire prongs Grasp the bulb with a piece of cloth and pull it gently straight out from its ballast Insert the new bulb and replace the lens The lens assembly has two grooves that must be aligned to the light fixture before snapping the lens back into place To gain access to the bulbs in the reading lights on the bottom of the overhead lockers you must remove the lens The lenses are removed by turning counterclockwise about slightly The bulb like other flat base bulbs pulls straight out of the socket N WARNING If they are difficult to turn use a folded rag to protect your hand when grasping the bulb in case it should unexpectedly shatter The ceiling and wardrobe light lenses are removed by squeezing the sides of the lens in until they clear th
81. ion Before operation open overhead vent or turn on exhaust fan and open window A warning label has been located in the cooking area to remind you to provide an adequate supply of fresh air for combustion Unlike homes the amount of oxygen supply is limited due to the size of the recreational vehicle and proper ventilation when using the cooking appliances will avoid dangers of asphyxia tion It is especially important that cooking appliances not be used for comfort heating as the danger of asphyxiation is greater when the appliance is used for long periods of time dees Portable fuel burning equipment including wood and char coal grills and stoves shall not be used inside the recreational vehicle The use of this equipment inside the recreational vehicle may cause fires or asphyxiation tege A Warning Label has been located near the LP gas con tainer This label reads DO NOT FILL CONTAINER S TO MORE THAN 80 PER CENT OF CAPACITY Overfilling the LP gas container can result in uncontrolled gas flow that can cause fire or explosion A properly filled container will contain approximately 80 percent of its volume as liquid LP gas dee Do not bring or store LP gas containers gasoline or other flammable liquids inside the vehicle because a fire or explosion may result AN WARNING If you smell gas 1 Extinguish any open flames pilot lights and all smoking materials 2 Do not touch electrical switches 3 Shut off the
82. ion Shocks Brakes Automotive Fuse Panels Steering Assembly Parking Brake Front Spindle Bearings Fuel Tank Cruise Control Wheels Alternator Turn Signals Drive Axle and Hubs AIRSTREAM Auxiliary Heater Windshield Wipers Dash Air Conditioner Heater Isolator The above list covers almost all of the chassis components If you need further clarifi cation or information your dealer should be contacted with the details ENGINE ACCESS Although most engine functions and maintenance can be preformed from outside the coach occasionally top engine service will be required To make this servicing easier the bed top can be raised with the assistance of gas props Once the bed top is raised the engine cover can be unlatched and raised to expose the engine ena The lifting and supporting strength of the gas props vary according to temperature Props that support the bed top when hot may let the bed close rapidly when cold AIR BRAKE SYSTEM DRAINAGE Your motorhome is equipped with an air brake system When air is compressed some liquid is forced out and collects in the bottom of the air ranks and must be drained Three drain valves are on your brake system The valves can be opened for drain age by pulling on the looped cables in your front wheel wells on each side See your Freightliner operator s manual under Pre trip Inspection for directions REFUELNG For your conveinence refueling access is located on both sides
83. k could occur and kick the breaker out These sensitive breakers are installed in the circuit feeding the bathroom outside receptacle and galley area These are the areas where the use of water or the wet ground could put a person in danger of shock Since the GFI breaker is so sensitive it is not unusual to have it kick out for no apparent reason GENERATOR Using the generator is very much like plugging into an external power source The generator has start switches located on the driver side armrest next to the monitor control panel inside the bottom of the roadside bed wardrobe and on the generator located in the front nose slide out compartment When you start the generator there is a built in delay of about 20 30 seconds before the circuits are switched and the generator is providing all the 110 volt power to your coach The electrical device that has the delay and switching feature is called the generator switch over relay The time delay feature allows the generator to reach full operating speed before it takes the load The switching device has two sets of points It is normally closed so city power coming in goes through the switch and on to the main circuit breakers When the generator is started and the delay feature is satisfied the switching device goes to the second set of points This cuts the contact between the city power and the breaker box and makes the contact between the generator and the breaker box A latch at the top
84. ling its surface If hot or if you see smoke seeping through cracks don t open that door Instead use your alternate exit If the inside of the door is cool place your shoulder against it open it slightly and be ready to slam it shut if heat and smoke rush in e Stay close to the floor if the air is smoky Breathe shallowly through a cloth wet if possible e Once outside go to your selected meeting place and make sure everyone is there e COallthe fire department from your neighbor s home not from yours e Don t return to your home until the fire officials say that it is all right to do so There are situations where a smoke detector may not be effective to protect against fire as stated in the NFPA standards 72 For instance a Smoking in bed b Leaving children home alone c Cleaning with flammable liquids such as gasoline Further information on fire safety can be obtained in a pamphlet titled IN A FIRE SEC ONDS COUNT published by the NFPA Batterymarch Park Quincy Mass 02269 SERVICE AND WARRANTY If after reviewing this manual you feel that your smoke alarm is defective in any way do not tamper with the unit Return it for servicing to FYRNETICS INC 1055 STEVEN SON CT STE 102W ROSELLE IL 60172 See Warranty for in warranty returns CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM The following information is highlights from the folder provided by the alarm manufac turer The folder with more detailed information i
85. ll assure you have plenty of resources to operator your appliances H 15 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM BATTERY RESERVE CAPACITY Batteries store the energy necessary for the inverter to convert DC to AC power Your Airstream motorhome has two 4 D batteries dedicated to the inverter s use Battery performance is affected by temperature and age Batteries operate best when the temperature is about 77 F If the batteries are hotter than or colder than this tempera ture performance is reduced As batteries age they lose some of their performance or ability to store energy MAXIMUM WATTAGE Your inverter can provide a surge of 8000 watts of power for one minute and 2500 watts continuously This means that your use of 120 volt appliances from inverter power can total up to 2500 watts simultaneously depending on the usage time ESTIMATING YOUR OPERATING TIMES With your Airstream inverter installation using two 4 D batteries your XL has 4 in good condition and fully charged you will find that the total capacity running times will depend on the total wattage load of the devices you are powering In general the running time is proportionate to the wattage Using the following tables you can estimate which combinations of appliances you may operate Table 1 indicates the typical wattage of various appliances Largest bank of incandescent light bulbs that the inverter can start simultaneously and operate for at least one minute Notes I
86. ll lid Slide elastic cords over hatch lid knobs if they were removed Lower the hatch safety rails Lower the curbside safety rail A CAUTION Before moving vehicle lower safety rails stow and secure all sky deck furniture deck lights and stow any objects that could blow off the motornome during travel A safety rail warning light and buzzer system is mounted on the dash The light will flash and buzzer will sound if the side safety rails are not lowered to the down position CLEANING The roof of your Airstream Land Yacht motorhome is a fiberglass compound If it is damaged contact the Airstream customer service department and ask for the Service Bulletin on roof repairs The walls front and rear end are fiberglass that is custom painted by Carrera Designs with an automotive finish As a general rule of thumb we recommend the motorhome be washed about every four weeks and waxed in the spring and fall ALWAYS CLEAN YOUR MOTORHOME IN THE SHADE OR ON A CLOUDY DAY WHEN THE SKIN IS COOL Oil grease dust and dirt may be removed by washing with any mild non abrasive soap or detergent Do not use hot water Cleaning should be fol lowed by a thorough clean water rinse Drying the unit with a chamois or a soft cloth can prevent spots and streaks After cleaning and drying a good grade of nonabrasive automotive paste or liquid wax will increase the life of the finish especially in coastal areas where the finish is exposed to
87. ls When the vehicle is moving the leveling is not critical as the rolling and pitching move ment of the vehicle will pass to either side of level keeping the liquid ammonia from accumulating in the evaporator tubing APPLIANCES OPERATION The refrigerator requires 12 volt current to operate even if running on LP or 110 volt modes The 12 volt currrent is supplied by the coach batteries and is used to power the circuit board that directs the refrigerator functions When running in a mode such as LP it means the heat source by far the largest power requirement to evaporate the ammonia is being provided by an LP Gas burner N WARNING Most LP gas appliances used in recreational vehicles are vented to the outside of the vehicle When parked close to a gasoline pump it is possible that gasoline fumes could enter this type of appliance and ignite the burner flame CAUS ING A FIRE OR AN EXPLOSION APPLIANCES RANGE Manufacturer Magic Chef 28812 Phillips Street Elkhart Indiana 46514 219 264 9578 People using gas ranges in their home will find little difference in the operation of the range in the motorhome Other customers used to electric ranges may be a little apprehensive at first but will quickly gain confidence The basic operation of the gas ranges have been the same for many years but please be sure to read all the direc tions furnished by the manufacturer and located in the Owner s Packet Excellent servi
88. ly reflect filter life remaining Use only Microtech filter cartridges with the PureTouch Filtering Faucet System 1 Remove the filter cover by lifting it up and away from the pullout spout body 2 Insert the new filter by aligning the outlet tubes on the filter with the inlet ports of the spout body and gently pressing in and down Upon successful installation of the filter cartridge the filter life indicator will beep three times and reset automatically Do not remove the filter until it is to be replaced 3 Re install the filter cover by positioning the alignment tab with the corresponding notch in the main pullout spout body and gently pushing in and down 4 Attach the pullout spout to the hose by aligning the dots on the quarter turn connector 18 and the spout Push the quarter turn connector onto the spout assembly and turn it clockwise locking it in place 5 Allow cold water to run through the new filter for 5 minutes to flush out any loose carbon particles Once these small black particles are washed out the filter is ready for use The PureTouch System installation is now complete Please read carefully the operation instructions to en sure optimal performance CARE AND MAINTENANCE All that is needed to clean your faucet is a soft damp cloth Moen does not recommend the use of scour pads cleansers or chemicals The abrasive nature of these substances could damage the faucet s finish A nonabr
89. m DRAIN AND WASTE SYSTEM The drain and waste system of your motorhome includes waste holding tanks made from molded plastic The BLACK WATER HOLDING TANK enables you to use the toilet for several days away from disposal facilities The wastewater from the sink shower and bath and lavatory drains into the GRAY WATER HOLDING TANK Each tank has its own dump valve however both tanks drain through a common outlet Therefore you need to make only one connection when hooking up in an RV park with sewer facilities To empty both tanks attach the sewer hose by pressing the bayonet fitting onto the outlet adapter and rotate clockwise until it feels solid and secure Attach the outlet end of the hose to the sewage outlet making sure that the hose is placed so that it will drain completely The dump valves are located in the utility compartment on the roadside Pull the dump valve handle out as far as it will go and wait until the tank is drained If the gray water tank is drained after the waste tank the soapy water will help keep the sewer hose and outlet clean Monitor Panel Check your monitor panel frequently When the BLACK WATER HOLDING TANK is completely full sewage cannot be emptied from the toilet bowl If the GRAY WATER HOLDING TANK is overfilled drain water will backup into the tub and cause an unpleasant cleaning job Never drain the tanks at any place other than an approved dumping station PLUMBING When Parked and
90. material or workmanship of the motorhome or component equipment as installed by the factory LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES All warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose whether written or oral express or implied shall extend only for a period of two years from the date of original purchase or 30 000 miles whichever comes first There are no other war ranties which extend beyond those described on the face hereof and which expressly excludes conditions resulting from normal wear accident abuse exposure or over load Some states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitations may not apply to you AIRSTREAM S RESPONSIBILITY The basic Airstream Limited Warranty applies for a period of two years from the date of original purchase or 30 000 miles whichever comes first and the application date of all warranties is that indicated on the owner s Limited Warranty Defects in items cov ered under this Warranty will be corrected without cost upon the return at the owner s expense of the motorhome or defective part to an authorized Airstream dealer CARE AND MAINTENANCE This warranty covers only defective material and or workmanship adjustments are made at the factory prior to shipment and rechecked by the dealer prior to delivery to the customer Adjustments thereafter become a customer responsibility The owner is also responsible for following all recom
91. mendations instructions and precautions contained in the Airstream Motorhome Owner s Manual and the individual manuals furnished by the chassis appliance and other manufacturers INSTALLATIONS NOT COVERED Airstream Inc does not accept any responsibility in connection with any of its mo torhomes for additional equipment or accessories installed at any dealership or other place of business or by any other party Such installation of equipment or accessories by any other party will not be covered by the terms of this warranty IF REPAIRS ARE NEEDED If your motorhome needs repairs under the terms of the basic Airstream Limited War ranty you should 1 Take your motorhome to your selling dealer or other Authorized Airstream Dealer 2 If the dealer is incapable of making the repair request that he contact the Service Administration Department at Airstream Inc for technical assistance 3 If repairs are still not made the customer should contact WARRANTY AND SERVICE AIRSTREAM INC 419 W Pike Street P O Box 629 Jackson Center Ohio 45334 0629 Attention Owner Relations Department Furnish the following information e The complete serial number of the motorhome Mileage Date of original purchase e Selling dealer Nature of service problem and steps or service which have been performed The owner may be directed to another dealer at the owner s expense 4 If after taking the above steps repair
92. minutes to flush out any loose carbon particles After these small black particles are washed out the filter is ready to be used G 16 FILTER COVER 7 MOEN FAUCET CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT CAUTION Always turn water OFF before remov ing existing faucet or disassembling the valve Open faucet handle to relieve water pressure and ensure that complete water shut off has been ac complished 1 Remove plug button 3 from the handle by prying the button upwards from the bottom center Be careful not to scratch the handle Lift the handle up and using a 7 64 hex wrench remove set screw 2 Remove handle 1 unscrew dome and pivot retainer 4 amp 8 cartridge screw 5 handle adapter amp connector assembly 6 amp 7 and pivot stop 9 Remove DD washer IO and retainer nut Il 2 Using a flathead screwdriver remove the retainer clip 14 3 Grasp cartridge stem with pliers and pull cartridge 15 straight up and out of valve body 4 Reinstall as follows Install cartridge 15 into valve body with notched flat on stem facing forward Be sure to position the ears of the cartridge in the front and back Reinstall the retainer clip 14 which straddles the ears on the cartridge Reinstall the retainer nut 11 and pivot stop 9 with the stop in front as shown in Step 4 above Reinstall DD washer 10 and reassemble handle connector and handle adapter 6 amp 7 Note orientation of
93. mprove the quality of its product or when material substitutions are necessary due to availability CO O gef SCH ae PS x j Throughout this manual CAUTION and F ee notations are used Failure to observe CAUTION can cause equipment damage if not observed Failure to observe 2a can lead to damaged equipment serious personal injury and or death if not observed Please read and follow all cautions and warnings If any questions arise contact your dealer or the factory customer service department Airstream Inc 2006 A WARRANTY AND SERVICE Warranty Warranty Explanation Service Reporting Safety Defects Maintenance Schedule B DRIVING Wide Body Limitations Loading Safety Pre Travel Check List Dash controls amp Instruments Trailer Towing amp Driving Tips C CHASSIS Chassis Body Product Definition Engine Access Air Brake System Drainage Tire Wheels Air Conditioner Heater Electric Step Windshield Wiper Air Supply D CAMPING Camping Safety Smoke Alarm Carbon Monoxide Alarm LP Gas Detector Overnight Stop Winter Traveling Extended Stay Campground Setup Condensation Slide out Room Sky Deck E EXTERIOR Maintenance Roof Storage Ladder Main Door Locks Keyless Entry F INTERIOR Features amp Fixtures Fabric Care G PLUMBING LP Liquid Petroleum Gas Water System Water Pump City Water Hookup Faucets Storage and Winterizing Drainage Sys
94. n Warranty EE A 1 A 4 Warranty Transten eis oui eerie A 3 Warmanty EXCI SIONS eege ies A 4 Washer Dryer Optional G 22 Water E G 10 G 12 Water Heater nennen tenent l 5 Water HOOKUP EE G 9 Water PUMP DT G 5 Water System 5 eren G 4 Water Tank Fill 2 nannten G 4 Water Tank Cleaning G 5 G 24 Weighing Motorbome B 2 B 6 Windshield Wiper rin C 9 Winterizing 2 2 inneren G 20 Winter Traveling AEN D 7 390 Series XL Owner Manual Airstream Inc 2006
95. n could seriously damage the tank Remove the batteries from your motorhome and store in a cool dry place where there is no danger of freezing It is very important for optimum life of your battery to check it periodically and to keep it fully charged This is especially true in winter months when the temperature may drop below freezing If the period of storage is for 30 days or less you may turn off the kill switch rather than remove the batteries 10 Remove any items food cosmetics etc from the interior that might be damaged by freezing or might damage the motorhome if containers break WINTERIZING continued For additional winterizing protection add non toxic antifreeze approved for drinking water systems to your water lines using the following procedure 1 Reconnect all lines except the hose to the pump inlet port Close all drain valves See Step 3 2 Turn bypass valves to bypass position see illustration Open valve B close valves A and C 3 Attach a length of hose to the pump inlet port This piece of hose should be long enough for the free end to be inserted into and reach the bottom of the antifreeze container 4 Dilute the antifreeze solution in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions 5 Open all water faucets 6 Insert hose length into the Valve handle positions antifreeze container turn the pump switch on and run the water pump until the antifreeze o
96. n a rollout tray The Intellitec Battery Control Center is a centralized power switching fusing and dis tribution center Power from both the chassis and the coach batteries are feed into the control center box All servicing with in this box should be done only by a qualified Service Technician BATTERY DISCONNECT SWITCH The COACH BATTERY DISCONNECT switch on the panel just inside the main door acts as a master switch When the switch is turned to USE it opens the circuit between the coach batteries and the twelve volt distribution panel When turned to STORE the batteries are isolated from the panel to prevent accidental and parasitic battery discharge The coach and engine batteries are charged by the inverter converter or the engine charging system whether the battery disconnect switch is in the USE or STORE position The chassis batteries are used for starting the engine and operating the headlights taillights running lights instrument panel lighting automotive air conditioning LP Detector docking lights search light and other accessories The coach batteries are used for interior lighting exhaust fans generator water pump central control panel entertainment center optional 12 volt convenience outlets and the refrigerator when it is switched to 12 volt power The generator also charges all batteries when it is running through the 120 volt city power system that powers the inverter converter The Intellitec Batt
97. n all Airstream vehicles This information can be found in your vehicle in one of the lounge overhead lockers MOTORHOME WEIGHT INFORMATION VIN OR SERIAL NUMBER GVWR GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING IS THE MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE WEIGHT OF THIS FULLY LOADED MOTORHOME UVW UNLOADED VEHICLE WEIGHT IS THE WEIGHT OF THIS MOTORHOME AS MANUFACTURED AT THE FACTORY WITH FULL FUEL ENGINE OIL AND COOLANTS SCWR SLEEPING CAPACITY WEIGHT RATING IS THE MANUFACTURER S DESIGNATED NUMBER OF SLEEPING POSITIONS MULTIPLIED BY 154 POUNDS 70 KILOGRAMS CCC CARGO CARRYING CAPACITY IS EQUAL TO GVWR MINUS EACH OF THE FOLLOWING UVW FULL FRESH POTABLE WATER WEIGHT INCLUDING WATER HEATER FULL LP GAS WEIGHT AND SCWR CARGO CARRYING CAPACITY CCC COMPUTATION POUNDS KILOGRAMS EE MINUS INN MINUS FRESH WATER WEIGHT OF GALLONS 8 3 LB GAL MINUS LP GAS WEIGHT OF GALLONS 4 5 LB GAL MINUS SCWR OF PERSONS 154 LB PERSON CCC FOR THIS MOTORHOME DEALER INSTALLED EQUIPMENT AND TOWED VEHICLE TONGUE WEIGHT WILL REDUCE CCC CONSULT OWNER MANUAL S FOR SPECIFIC WEIGHING INSTRUCTIONS AND TOWING GUIDELINES CD 130 See specification section in this manual for weights and term definitions eegen NEVER exceed the weight ratings of the trailer hitch in stalled on a motorhome The Unloaded Vehicle Weight UVW listed on the chart in your coach is the weight of this motorhome as manufactured at the factory with full fuel engi
98. n position then run the lift up and down a few times to distribute lubricant over gears Lubricating Rotating Gear Housing In the event that rotating the antenna becomes difficult lubricating the bearing surface between the rotating gear housing and the base plate can restore normal operation Any spray type silicone lubricant may be used Elevate antenna and remove setscrew from rotating gear housing as shown Spray lu bricant into hole and around edges of gear housing Rotate gear housing until lubricant coats bearing surfaces and antenna rotates freely For detail and diagrams in the antenna please read the antenna manual supplied in the owner s case H 10 TV ANTENNA Sky Deck Model RS 3460 Manufacturer Winegard Company 3000 Kirkwood Street Burlington lowa 52601 Phone 800 843 4741 Winegard s RoadStar omnidirectional antenna provides excellent reception of VHF UHF TV channels The RoadStar compact modern styling is unobtrusive and blends well with the designs of recreational vehicles The UV stabilized copolymer housing makes antenna virtually impervious to weathering and other change The unique omnidirectional characteristics provide excellent reception without the need for a complex rotor system or raising and lowering the antenna The surface of the antenna is a tough laminated ultraviolet shield Clean only with mild soap and water Use no solvents alcohol or cleaning fluids H 11 ELECTRI
99. nally dealerships change or new dealers are added who may not appear on this list For this reason it is suggested that you contact your local dealer from time to time and bring your list up to date He can also provide you with additional copies if you need them ALL CENTERS OPERATE ON AN APPOINTMENT BASIS FOR THE UTMOST EFFICIENCY When you require service from the Airstream Factory Service Center or a Certified Dealer Service Center please contact the service manager for an appointment and kindly inform him if you are unable to keep the appointment date or wish to change it Service may be arranged at the Factory Service Center by contacting the Service Coordinator at Airstream Factory Service Center 419 W Pike Street RO Box 629 Jackson Center Ohio 45334 0629 Phone 937 596 6111 Fax 937 596 6802 You Should Also be Aware of the Following Airstream is not responsible for any consequential or incidental damages incurred as a result of any defect Consequential damages include but are not limited to travel expenses gasoline oil lodging meals telephone tolls loss of work and loss of use of the motorhome In the event of a defect the owner must take all reasonable corrective action to lessen the damages which might result from such defect Airstream will not be responsible for damages which could have been avoided Airstream s responsibility is defined solely by the Airstream Limited Warranty Air stream is
100. ne oil and coolants Cargo Carrying Capacity CCC is equal to the GVWR minus each of the following UVW full fresh potable water weight including water heater full propane weight and SCWR WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION The motorhomes have large fluid tanks and lots of storage areas It gives you great flexibility in loading With flexibility comes responsibility If you want to load down all the storage compartments the amount of fluids will have to be reduced Distribute your additional cargo as evenly as possible with the heaviest objects located as low as possible Do you really want to carry 750 pounds of water to a RV park 1 000 miles away and then hook up to a city water supply Even if you re going to the boondocks you can usually fill your water tank shortly before entering the area Just reducing your load by 10 gallons of water lets you carry an awful lot of fishing and camping gear WEIGHING To determine the actual weight of your vehicle with personal cargo water and LP it must be weighed on scales The most common scales are those used by states to weigh trucks used along the highway In rural areas grain elevators are a good source and another would be a gravel pit See instructions on weighing you vehicle later in this section If you have trouble locating scales a call to your State Highway Patrol will usually find them very cooperative in assisting you N WARNING Do not exceed the Gross Axle Weight Rati
101. ng You now have the location for normal setting The thermostat sensor is calibrated approximately 4 This minimizes rapid recycling of the unit once desired temperature level is achieved 5 The rain sensor built into your fan will prevent excessive rain from entering coach through the open dome Maintain a setting above to the right of rain override zone and the dome will close when the sensor becomes wet N WARNING Do not leave coach unattended with thermostat knob set in the rain override zone 6 A rain sensor override is built into this system so you can operate your fan during light to moderate rains When sensor is wet rotate fan thermostat knob to coolest position to override sensor Dome will open and fan motor will start When sensor has completely dried rotate thermostat knob back to desired setting for automatic operation 7 To close dome in extremely hot conditions rotate thermostat knob right past 110 symbol to off Dome will come down 8 Always allow dome to completely cycle up and down If dome hangs up in partially open close position rotate thermostat knob to extreme right and then left position allowing complete cycles down and up Now reset to original comfort level 9 When vehicle is in storage rotate thermostat knob to right off after dome closes turn 3 speed switch to O off CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS 1 Turn fan motor OFF 2 Remove 8 painted flathead Philips scre
102. ngs or the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating when loading your vehicle SAFETY CHECK LIST Your Airstream motorhome should be given a thorough safety check before a trip Regular use of the following list will provide safe operation of your motorhome and will help you spot any malfunctioning equipment and correct the problem as soon as possible The list is to help you and may not be all inclusive TA icone Failure to heed many of the following items may cause damage to the vehicle or personal injury DRIVING EXTERIOR CHECK LIST BEFORE ENTERING VEHICLE 1 Check condition of tires for proper inflation See tire warnings on page C 4 2 Turn off LPG valve on LPG tank o Check that sewer connection all external compartments and filler openings are properly stowed or closed and or locked Check that items stored on exterior of vehicle are securely tied down Would any items stored on exterior of vehicle present a clearance problem Lower and secure awnings TV antenna Nov od Check that Sky Deck area is stowed properly INTERIOR CHECK LIST BEFORE DRIVING OFF 1 It is important that the main door and cab door be completely closed and locked during travel As an added precaution we recommend the dead bolt also be locked on the main door 2 Turn off living area water pump 3 Check that refrigerator door is fastened Check that nothing heavy is stored in overhead or high cabinets that could fall out and cause injury He
103. nt or window open when bathing and for a period of time after you have finished Do not hang wet clothes in the motorhome to dry In hot weather start the air conditioner early as it removes excess humidity from the air while lowering the temperature Keep the temperature as reasonably cool during cold weather as possible The warmer the vehicle the more cold exterior temperatures and warm interior temperatures will collide on wall surfaces thus creating condensation Use a fan to keep air circulating inside the vehicle so condensation and mildew cannot form in dead air spaces Allow air to circulate inside closets and cabinets leave doors partially open Please keep in mind that a closed cabinet full of stored goods prevents circulation and allows the exterior temperature to cause condensation TIPS TO CONTROLLING CONDENSATION continued 8 The natural tendency would be to close the vehicle tightly during cold weather This will actually compound the problem Simply put you need to remove some of the warm air and allow some cool outside air to get inside the vehicle so the furnace will not recycle the humid interior air 9 Use fluorescent ceiling lights and minimize prolonged use of incandescent lights which produce heat and contribute to condensation in the roof above the ceiling lights ABOUT MOLDS What are molds Molds are microscopic organisms that naturally occur in virtually every environment in
104. of the motorhome The placement of the fuel tank dual necks and pipes and or a slightly unlevel vehicle will prevent the fuel tank from being filled to the stated capacity The fuel guage will indicate between 3 4 and 7 8 full when no mare can be added This a normal condition For calculating the distance between fueling stops use 120 gallons fro calculations Please read and follow all refueling cautions and warnings in your chassis manual TIRE SUPPORT Leveling Since motorhomes may sit for long periods of time it is important to properly support the tires if blocks are used for leveling The tire manufacturer for your RV provides a Recreational Vehicle Tire Guide with each Freightliner chassis that is passed along to you in the Airstream Owner s Packet Please take the time to read it as it has information on the loading weighing care and inflation of your RV and its tires FIGURE I CHASSIS CAUTION Extreme care must be taken to ensure that the tires are fully supported when using blocks to level motorhomes and or RV s The load on the tire should be evenly distributed on the block and in the case of duals evenly distributed on blocks for both tires If not property done the steel cables in the sidewall of the tires may be damaged and could lead to premature fatigue of the sidewall See tire warnings on page C 4 The CORRECT methods are shown in Figure 1 Please note that the blocks are wider than the tread and longer
105. oisture will then pass through the regulator without the formation of ice crystals N WARNING If gas can be smelled appliance pilots fail to stay on or any other abnormal situation occurs shut off tank valve immediately and call on a PLUMBING qualified LPG service center or Airstream Service Center LPG Regulator The LPG regulators used on Airstream motorhomes are designed for low pressure service with a normal outlet pressure setting of 11 5 water column Only personnel trained in the proper procedures codes standards etc should service regulators Have the regulator inspected each time the tank is refilled Make sure the regulator vent opening on both first and second stage regulators does not become plugged by mud insects snow ice paint etc Vents must remain open Replace any regulator that has had water in the spring case or shows evidence of external corrosion or corrosion inside the spring case Closely examine regulators directly connected to the container valve by means of a solid POL adapter horizontal mounting for signs of corrosion An Airstream Service Center is recommended for this service PLUMBING BASIC RULES FOR SAFETY N WARNING DO NOT store LP containers within vehicle LP containers are equipped with safety devices that vent gas should the pressure become excessive N WARNING DO NOT use cooking appliances for comfort heating Cook ing appliances need fresh air for safe operat
106. ome is equipped with a pneumatically powered step well cover The switch valve is a black lever located in the front of the passenger right hand armrest The air pressure is supplied by the chassis air ride system It is normal for the air system to leak down so you may find the cover to be inoperable if the engine has been shut off for a period of time The intent of the step cover is to provide the passenger with a floor while traveling and then be retracted so the steps can be used when stopped With this in mind you can see where the loss of air after the motorhome has been shut off for a time is not a problem When you park the motorhome you ll normally retract the step cover so you can at least get out and stretch your legs If you happen to lose air pressure before retracting the step cover just starting the engine for a few minutes will replenish the air supply N WARNING Do not operate the pneumatic cover while standing in the step well WINDSHEILD WIPER The wiper system is a made by Trico and uses a 28 blade The washer bottle and motor is located in the roadside front compartment AIR SUPPLY There is an air supply chuck located in the roadside front compartment A hose and fitting is included with the tool kit for your convenience The air is supplied by the chassis compressor and will be replenished only with the ignition on CHASSIS CHASSIS Notes SAFETY As always safety should be one of your to
107. ould one fail or become damaged unexpectedly After hooking up the hose and turning on the city water valve provided in the park slowly open a faucet There will be a lot of spurts and sputtering until all the air is expelled from the motorhome system If the water heater is empty it will take some PLUMBING time before all the air is expelled and you get a steady flow of water at the faucet Once a steady flow is achieved at one faucet the others should be opened long enough to expel the air in the lines going to them Water pressure at some campgrounds may be low The water pump can be turned on to assist the city water hookup pressure Be sure there is some water in the fresh water tank The pump will only use the water that is needed out of the tank to bring the pressure up to the usual standard The water pump should be turned off when the motorhome is left unattended Your plumbing system has a built in pressure regulator to protect your lines and faucets from extremely high pressures on some city water systems Information on dump valve and black tank flush use can be found under DRAIN AND WASTE SYSTEM further back in this section PLUMBING GALLEY FAUCET MOEN PURETOUCH WATER FILTRATION SAFEGUARDS Your Moen PureTouch Filtering Faucet System integrates carbon block filtration technology designed by Culligan International into a faucet spout This technology is fast and effective at reducing contaminants commonly fo
108. p priorities Make sure you and everyone traveling with you can operate the main door and exit window rapidly without light Awena The escape windows s are identified by their red release handles Pull red handle toward window center Push out on the glass and it will swing clear The window operation should be checked each trip and the latches lubricated with WD 40 or equivalent every six months Do not parked in a manner that would prevent the escape windows from opening or block an emergency exit route N WARNING At each campsite make sure you have not parked in such a manner as to block the operation of the escape window by being too close to trees fences or other impediments Scenic views are one reason for traveling but don t park so the beautiful lake or steep cliff is just outside your escape window Zeus Read the directions carefully on the fire extinguisher If there is any doubt on the operation you and your family should practice then replace or recharge the extinguisher You will find your local fire department will be happy to assist you and answer any questions N WARNING DON T SMOKE IN BED KEEP MATCHES OUT OF REACH OF SMALL CHILDREN DON T CLEAN WITH FLAMMABLE MATERIAL KEEP FLAMMABLE MATERIAL AWAY FROM OPEN FLAME CAMPING We have all heard these warnings many times but they are still among the leading causes of fires Other safety information on the LPG system of your motorhome is located in t
109. pany 2101 Industrial Parkway Elkhart Indiana 46516 574 295 0234 The step is easy and convenient to operate Just inside the main door is a wall switch for the step When traveling leave the switch in the ON position the step will lower when the door is opened and retract when the door is closed When parked open the door so the step is lowered then shut the switch off The step will remain in the lowered position Zaun Look before you exit As it is possible to deliberately lock the steps up with the rocker switch passengers should always be cautioned to be sure the steps are fully deployed before exiting the motor home CHASSIS WITH THE POWER SWITCH ON Open the door and the steps will extend and lock in the down position The amber entry lamp will turn on automatically Closing the door will shut off the light and will cause the steps to retract N CAUTION With the power switch ON steps extended and door open it will be possible to start the vehicle and drive away with the steps extended This combination of events is discouraged since damage to the steps and vehicle is possible WITH THE POWER SWITCH OFF If the steps are extended with the door open and the power switch is then turned OFF the steps will remain extended The amber light will go off If the steps are retracted when the power switch is turned OFF the steps will remain retracted With the power switch OFF the steps e
110. pen Water line close solution fills all water lines Flush toilet Work shower hand spray while holding down in tub 7 Shut off the pump and close all faucets 8 Disconnect the hose length from pump inlet fitting and reconnect water system inlet line PLUMBING Winterize Your Optional Icemaker 1 Remove the Airstream installed supply hose and the small clear Dometic supply water line from the solenoid located in the exterior refrigerated compartment The solenoid is mounted to back of the refrigerator 2 Drain the small clear hose and blow out and drain the solenoid and large water supply line 3 A shut off valve is located under the refrigerator and can be accessed by removing the louvered panels on the lower refrigerator front cabinet The valve is to the front of the area and just below the refrigerator stand This valve must be turned off if the fresh water system is being used in freezing weather The water feed line to the icemaker runs through the exterior compartment and can freeze if this valve is not shut PLUMBING WINTERIZATION FOR SPLENDIDE WASHER DRYER COMBO If needed follow these steps to winterize your machine With the machine power OFF put 12 quart of R V type antifreeze in the drum Close door Turn the Program Selector knob to spin Turn the power ON Let the machine spin for 1 2 minutes Turn the power OFF Unplug the washer or disconnect power Shut off both water faucets Disconnect wate
111. possible If an extension cord must be used it should be as short and heavy as possible to provide the most current to the air conditioner APPLIANCES If high temperatures are expected you should make an effort to park in a shaded area Starting the air conditioner early in the morning also helps It is much easier to hold a comfortable temperature than it is to lower the temperature after the interior of the motorhome is already hot APPLIANCES FURNACE Manufacturer Hydro Flame Corporation 1874 South Pioneer Road Salt Lake City UT 84104 Phone 801 972 4621 The manufacturer of the furnaces in your motorhome has been well known in the RV industry for many years The furnace burns LP gas and is powered by 12 volt current from the coach battery or power converter when plugged into city power Operating instructions are located in your Owners Packet If they should become misplaced new literature can be ordered direct from the manufacturer or your Airstream dealer The manufacturer also offers a detailed service guide for your furnace oe Carefully read all the manufacturer s instructions prior to operating NEVER store flammable material next to the furnace If warranty service is required use only a service location recommended by the furnace manufacturer or your Airstream dealer The furnace is located under the refrigerator Remove the louvered panel by pulling it off the cabinet to access it and the furnace ducts
112. r inlet hoses from faucets and drain DONE To Use Again Flush water pipes Reconnect water inlet hoses to the corresponding HOT and COLD faucets Turn on both water faucets Plug in the washer or reconnect power Run the washer through the Express cycle with 1 tablespoon of powder detergent or liquid equivalent to clean out antifreeze Done Optional RV Winterization If currently pumping antifreeze through the fresh water system follow these steps to winterize your machine With the machine power OFF turn the Wash Temperature knob to HOT Turn the Program Selector knob to Regular Wash located in the Cotton Heavy Duty section of the dial Turn the power ON for 1 minute Advance the selector to Reset With the machine power OFF turn the Wash Temperature knob to COLD Turn the Program Selector knob to Regular Wash located in the Cotton Heavy Duty section of the dial Turn the power ON for minute or until you see antifreeze in the drum Advance the selector to Reset Turn the machine power OFF Now advance the Program Selector knob to spin Turn the power ON Allow the drum to spin for 30 seconds Turn the machine power OFF Done Check the water inlet hoses and pump periodically Refer to Use amp Care Guide For parts or technical assistance contact Westland Sales Technical Phone 503 655 2563 Fax 503 722 9202 Email splendide westlandsales com Web Sites www splendide com www westlandsales co
113. r key on the exterior in case of unexpected battery failure The manual knob is located by the passenger seat and is for interior use only Auxiliary Start The auxiliary start switch is used to start the motornome if the engine battery becomes too discharged to turn the engine over To operate hold the switch in the start position and then use the ignition switch in a normal fashion Operating the auxiliary start switch closes the points on a large solenoid tying all three vehicle batteries together for increased starting power Generator Switch The remote generator switch on the dash allows the driver to start or stop the Generator without leaving the driver s seat It should be noted a built in time delay allows the generator to reach full operating speed before 120 volt current is provided to the coach DRIVING e Mirror Move center switch to R or L The four perimeter switches will then move the flat part of the right or left mirror in the direction indicated The wide angle mirrors are adlusted manually The paddle type switch marked heat is for defrosting the mirrors Hopefully you won t need this unless you re a skier e Map Lights Lights mounted above both cab seats to aid in reading Switches are mounted in both armrests These lights operate on the Coach electrical system POWER SEAT CONTROLS Besides the normal power seat switch there are two additional finger levers One allows the seat to recline and
114. r the antenna connection is under the front hood on the curbside You ll need to bend down and look up to see the coiled coax cable H 12 The other end of the cable is located in the roof locker next to the television and is labeled AUTOMATIC SATELLITE SYSTEM Option Manufacturer KING DOME SATELLITE SYSTEMS Technical Support 1 800 982 9920 Website www kingcontrols com ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Airstream Pre Wire Diagram Sensar Antenna VCR Front TV Manual Crank up Satellite System RG 6 Ss SE Cons Video Control Center a i di Y Pre wired in s cellng ep Sg A SSES KK SEONDIV _AUXILARY Dou Hu HOMAN M Cable TY look up 9l lel 91 lol or 16 aon PREP WIRE VCR OUT CEILING Antenna Power Supply Satellite Recelver Coiled in Satellite Locker PREP WIRE Coiled under hood PORTABLE Portable Satellite Systern ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 110 VOLT POWER The 110 volt system works very much like your home The circuit breakers located behind access door in the foot of the rear bed supply the power to the receptacles and appliances If a circuit is over loaded or a short circuit occurs the breakers will kick out To reactivate the circuits turn the breaker to off reduce the load or correct the short and tam the breaker back to on One of the breakers is a GFI Ground Fault Interrupter breaker The intent of this breaker is to sense any loss of ground before a harmful shoc
115. rd Check for excessive drain on batteries Turn off battery disconnect relays to see if charging occurs ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Solar Panel pre ee eee t To Coach Bat 1 1 i t Charging LED Printed Circuit board with Solar Charger Ke Charged LED l To Chassis Bat Solar Charging System Remote Control Search Light Optional SEARCH LIGHT REMOTE CONTROL Model 60020 Series 135SL Manufacturer Jabsco 1485 Dales Way PO Box 2158 Costa Mesa CA 92628 2158 Tel 714 545 8251 Fax 714 957 0609 CONTROL UNIT OPERATION The search light is powered by the chassis battery SWITCH FUNCTIONS A Light Switch On Off switch positions B Directional Switch Lever has eight contact posi tions and will operate in horizontal vertical and in four intermediate directions CLEANING OF EXTERIOR PLASTIC SURFACES Recommendation for cleaning Exterior Surfaces is a solution of warm water and a mild Dish washing Detergent soap CAUTION Do not use cleaners that contain esters halogenated solvents aromatic solvents ketones and strong acids or bases CIRCUIT PROTECTION A 10 amp fuse is located in the On Off toggle on control To replace fuse grasp On Off toggle and push in while turning to left facing control Pull out fuse and replace The proper fuse has been included in the fuse holder Should this fuse blow replace with the same size fuse after determining rea
116. round and Propane is used where subfreezing temperatures are common since Butane freezes at 32 F as compared to 40 F for Propane ALL OF THE ORIFICES IN THE LPG APPLIANCES ARE OF THE UNIVERSAL TYPE THAT WILL BURN EITHER FUEL How long a full tank of gas will last is depen dent on usage In cold weather when you are using the furnace large amounts of hot water and cooking extensively you will naturally use more than you will in warm weather when you may do limited cooking On the average with normal cooking and other appliance use you can probably count on one month of usage from the tank If you have allowed the tank to run out air may have gotten into the lines In this event the air must be forced out through the lines by gas pressure before you can light the pilots Hold a match to the pilot of the appliance closest to the tanks until it lights and stays lit Then move to the next closest etc Juss All pilot lights and appliances must be turned off during refueling of motorhome fuel tank and permanently mounted LPG tank Gas lines should be checked periodically for leaks with ammonia free soapy water Do not use open flame CAUTION Moisture in the LPG tank will cause a malfunction of the regulator in controlling proper pressure This may result in the flame lifting off the burner or the flame may go out frequently Many refueling stations will add approximately 1 4 to 1 2 gallon of alcohol to lower the moisture temperature M
117. rtridges with the PureTouch Filter ing Faucet System Do not remove the filter until it is to be replaced 1 Remove pullout spout 19 from receptor 15 and tie a dishtowel around the hose to keep it from slipping back into the spout receptor 2 Disconnect the quarter turn connector 18 from pullout spout by turning it counterclockwise one quarter turn Quarter turn connector will remain on the hose 3 Remove the filter cover by lifting up and away from pullout spout assembly Remove the filter by lifting up and away from the pullout spout assemble NOTE Excess water may dribble from cartridge and valving 4 Using soft towel or cloth wipe excess water from wand appliance 5 Insert the new filter by aligning the two outlet tubes on the filter with the two inlet ports on the spout body and gently pressing in and down Upon successful installation of the filter cartridge the pullout spout will beep three times and the filter life indicator will reset automatically Reinstall the filter cover by positioning the alignment tab with the corresponding notch in the main pullout spout body and gently pushing in and down Reattach the filtering pullout spout to the hose by aligning the dots on the quarter turn connector I 8 to the pullout spout 19 Push the quarter turn connector onto the spout assembly and turn it clockwise locking it in place 8 Allow water to run through the new filter for 5
118. s are still not complete the Airstream owner may request the motorhome be allowed to be brought to the Factory Service Center at the owner s expense DEALER REPRESENTATION EXCLUDED The full extent of the basic Airstream Limited Warranty is set forth in detail in the folder and in the explanation of the basic Airstream Limited Warranty covered in the Airstream Motorhome Owner s Manual Airstream Inc will not be responsible for ad ditional representations or implied warranties made by any of its dealers to the extent those representations are not a part of or are contrary to the terms and conditions of the basic Airstream Limited Warranty WARRANTY AND SERVICE CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGES Airstream Inc will not be responsible for any consequential or incidental ex penses or damages resulting from a defect Incidental expenses include but are not limited to travel expenses gasoline oil lodging meals telephone tolls and loss of work and loss of use of the motorhome Some examples of consequen tial damages would be stained curtains due to rain leaks or delaminated floor caused by a plumbing leak Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you WARRANTY TRANSFER The basic Airstream Limited Warranty is transferable to subsequent owners for the duration of the warranty period Warranty transfer application forms
119. s contained in your Owners Packet Test detector immediately following installation and weekly for proper operation by pushing the test button until the YELLOW L E D lights and a short beep is heard approximately three seconds Release the button The detector will then test itself for proper operation At completion of the self test the alarm will sound and both L E D s will light for 3 4 of a second The detector then resumes normal operation NORMAL OPERATION In normal operation the detector will flash the RED L E D once every 30 seconds WARNING CONDITION If the COSTAR senses a low level of CO The YELLOW L E D will light and the de tector will beep every three seconds warning that CO is present The area should immediately be ventilated A concentration of 60 PPM within 67 minutes will cause the warning condition Pushing the test button will silence the warning signal but the YELLOW L E D will stay on After two hours the warning signal will sound again if the CO source has not been eliminated If the condition persists there is a possibility that it may cause the unit to enter alarm condition below If this occurs pushing the reset button will silence the alarm for 30 minutes ALARM CONDITION If the COSTAR senses unsafe levels of CO the RED L E D will light up and the alarm will sound The alarm condition will be signified by a repetitive alarm sounding pattern of approximately 4 5 seconds on 1 5 second off Immediate
120. s could take a number of hours during which time the alarm will be constantly on DETECTOR TEST Press the test button for 5 to 6 seconds until the alarm sounds then release the test button The red LED should flash and the alarm sound for approximately 4 minutes This test should be performed at least once a week during normal vehicle operation and after periods of storage and before each trip LOW VOLTAGE Below 10 VDC the detector will continue to operate but will blink alternately green and orange Below 8 VDC the unit will behave erratically and will eventually shut off To ensure proper operation do not operate the unit below 10 VDC COMPONENT FAILURE The failure of any circuit component will cause the detector to display a continuous orange LED fault light and a short beep indicating failure If this occurs immediately contact your dealer or Airstream Customer Service for the name of the nearest detec tor service center Please read the operating instructions for your detector which have been supplied with the paper work of your unit N WARNING Have a professional check your system if you have any doubts Overnight Stop In time you will develop a knack for spotting wonderful little roadside locations by turn ing off the main highway and exploring There are many modern recreational vehicle parks including State County and Federal parks with good facilities where you may obtain hookups of electrical wat
121. se Aii and removed The screen part of the strainer lo ON will now be accessible for cleaning SS ON When reassembling only rotate the inlet Sureflo gt Strainer J side of the strainer until the stops are felt The O ring performs sealing and too much pressure will only break the strainer O PLUMBING Cleaning Water Storage Tank 1 Prepare sodium hypochlorite solution using potable water and household bleach 5 1 4 to 6 in the ratio of 1 4 cup bleach to 1 gallon of water Common household bleaches are Purex and Chlorox 2 Pour 1 gallon of hypochlorite solution for each 15 gallons of capacity into the empty water tank 3 Add enough potable water to completely fill the water system 4 Allow closed system to stand for three hours 5 Drain the hypochlorite solution from the system and refill with potable water 6 Excessive hypochlorite taste or odor remaining in the water system is removed by rinsing the system with a vinegar solution mixed in the ratio of 1 quart of vinegar to 5 gallons of water 7 Drain the system and flush with potable water PLUMBING WATER PUMP Manufacturer Aquatec 17422 Pullman Street Irvine CA 92614 800 975 9995 949 225 2200 Fax 949 225 2222 www aquatec com Aquajet RV Series This revolutionary pump employs state of the art electronics to automatically
122. speed and road conditions If these limits have been exceeded the Airstream Limited Warranty will not cover resulting damage For additional information on the load capacity of your motorhome consult your Owner s Manual or gross vehicle weight rating plate Each motorhome is aligned during the last quality inspection These tolerances will only change if the motorhome is subjected to abuse such as dropping off a sharp berm striking a curb or hitting a deep hole in the road Such damage would be considered as resulting from an accident which risks are not covered under the warranty Abnormal tire wear and or wheel align ment resulting from such damage is not covered under the terms of the warranty SERVICE The Airstream Silver Key Delivery Program is an exclusive Airstream program Before leaving the factory each and every vital part of the motorhome is tested for perfor mance Each test is signed and certified by an inspector After the motorhome arrives on your dealer s lot all of these vital parts and systems are again tested When you take delivery of your new motorhome you will receive a complete checkout Please contact your dealer if you need service Major service under your Airstream Limited Warranty is available through our nationwide network of Airstream Dealer Ser vice Centers An up to date list of Dealer Service Centers has been provided with your new motorhome This list is current as of the date of publication Occasio
123. t lower housing screws Carefully remove lower housing cover Unscrew counterclockwise and remove three upper housing screws Carefully lift upper housing cover off of wand appliance leaving rubber button covers in place Battery should now be exposed on upper side of spout Remove old battery from battery compartment and dispose of properly Install new 2032 battery with positive side up When battery is properly installed filter life indicator will light momentarily Activate electronic indicator by pressing filtered water button to ensure proper battery installation Display should be visible 10 Reinstall upper housing cover by carefully aligning over button covers G 14 ELECTRONIC 1 INDICATOR FILTERED 6 amp 13 NOTE When reinstalling screws and filter outlet nut insert into hole turn counter clockwise with screwdriver until a click is felt then turn clockwise until snug DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN 11 Reinstall 2 short and 1 long upper housing screws until snug Refer to picture 7 amp 11 on previous page for placement of long screw DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN NOTE To assist in aligning lower housing press side buttons slightly while sliding housing in place 12 Reinstall lower housing by carefully align ing over button covers 13 Reinstall two short housing screws until snug DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN 14 Reinstall filter outlet nut 21 with flat screwdriver DO NOT OV
124. tem Toilet TABLE OF CONTENTS H ELECTRICAL 12 volt system Fuses Monitor Panel TV Antenna Satellite and CB Hookups Solar Panel 110 Volt Power Generator Inverter Solar Panel Search Light I APPLIANCES Air Conditioner Furnace Refrigerator Range Oven Microwave Oven Water Heater Power Roof Vent SPECIFICATIONS Coach Dimensions Tank Capacities Chassis Components WARRANTY AND SERVICE AIRSTREAM INC LIMITED WARRANTY WARRANTY COVERAGE When you buy a new Airstream Motorhome from an authorized Airstream dealer Airstream Inc warrants the motorhome from defects in material and workmanship as follows BASIC WARRANTY PERIOD This warranty is for 30 000 miles 40 000 Kilometers or two years whichever comes first beginning when the vehicle is delivered to the first retail customer or first placed into demonstrator service This warranty must have started prior to the accumulation of 4 000 miles in order to be valid ITEMS COVERED Any part of the motorhome or any component equipment installed by the factory is covered by the basic warranty except the following items which are not covered e House Batteries Automotive Chassis Generator The above items will be handled by their respective service points and according to their written policy This limited warranty does not include failure caused by accident abuse normal wears overload or any cause not attributable to a defect in original
125. than the tire s footprint This provides maximum support to the tires and assures that the load is evenly distributed throughout the tire s footprint area CORRECT Singles 1 Tire Foot Print Duals HO Dual Tire Foot Print CHASSIS INCORRECT H n One tire or a portion of one tire is supporting the full load i E uD CE Portion of two tires are supporting the full load CAUTION Tires incorrectly supported as shown above may be damaged which could lead to casing failure resulting in serious injury or property damage If on previous occasions the tires have been incorrectly supported a hidden damage may be present Please contact your local tire dealer and request an inspection and a determination of possible damage See tire warnings on page C 4 TIRE INFLATION INFORMATION Your vehicle is equipped with a tire that is an all steel radial All steel radial tires utilize steel cords in the sidewalls and also require increased inflation pressures Has such they cannot be treated like normal light truck tires Personnel trained supervised and equipped according to Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA regulations must perform tire service including adjusting tire pressure For example during a procedure involving tire inflation the technician or individual must utilize a remote inflation device and insure that all persons are clear of the trajectory area CHASSIS N WA
126. the other will allow the seat to rotate N WARNING Never adjust drivers seat while vehicle is in motion CAUTION Revolving the power seat completely around will pull the wiring apart The seats should only be swiveled toward the center of the vehicle If the wires are loosened following the color code can reconnect them Red to red green to green etc On some models the wires will be on a plug that can be reattached TRAILER TOWING AND DRIVING TIPS This vehicle is designed and intended to be used primarily as a load carrying recre ational vehicle towing a trailer will affect handling durability and economy Maximum safety and satisfaction depends upon proper use of correct equipment and avoiding overloads and other abusive operation The 10 000 pound GVW hitch requires a 2 5 x 2 5 draw bar CAUTION The maximum loaded trailer weight that you can pull with your vehicle is listed on the hitch Vehicles should be properly equipped for towing trailers Information on trailer hauling capabilities and special equipment required may be obtained from your Airstream dealer AN WARNING Gross Combination Weight Rating GCWR means the maximum allowable loaded weight of this motorhome and any towed trailer or towed vehicle Do not exceed this weight whenever you are towing behind your motorhome To assist in attaining good handling of the vehicle trailer combination it is important that the trailer tongue load be maintained at approxim
127. this sub assembly as shown in Step 4 Install cartridge screw 5 Be sure to install completely to prevent unwanted closure of faucet Thread on dome and pivot retainer 4 amp 8 clockwise until hand tight Reinstall handle 1 Set screw 2 and plug button 3 G 17 PLUMBING PLUMBING LAVATORY FAUCET MOEN DISASSEMBLY CAUTION Turn OFF BOTH water supplies and open BOTH faucet handles to relieve water pres sure and to insure that COMPLETE water shut off has been accomplished 1 Remove handle cap or plug button for Concentric handle models unscrew handle cap handle screw handle hub insert handle adapter for Concentric models 2 Loosen the cartridge nut with an adjustable wrench and remove it and the stem guide as a unit together with the upper handle adapter 3 Set aside the cartridge nut and stem guide and with the handle adapter installed reassemble handle hub insert handle adapter for Concentric models and handle screw and tighten 4 Grasp the handle hub insert handle adapter for Concentric models and pull the cartridge STRAIGHT UP and out of the valve body LEVER HANOLE INSERT H LEVER aa Ee be o INSERT HANDLE ESCUTCHEON FLOW RATOR AERATOR ASSEMBLY SPOUT ep ESCUTCHEON CARTRIDGE ESCUTCHEON a gt i REASSEMBLY CAUTION Failure to follow these instructions can cause personal injury or water damage to the premises or could result in a faulty installation or damage the
128. ully extended or retracted Instructions for manual retraction and extension of the room during a power failure are in the Power gear owner s manual NOTE Before a slide out room can be deployed the ignition switch must be off We also recommend leveling the coach prior to deploying the slide out To operate the SLIDE OUT ROOM push and hold the Slide Out Room rocker switch You ll easily be able to tell by the sound of the mechanism when the room is fully extended or retracted SE WARNING PLEASE READ LEVEL AND STABILIZE UNIT PRIOR TO OPERATING SLIDE OUT ROOM FAILURE TO LEVEL UNIT MAY CAUSE THE ROOM TO OPERATE IMPROPERLY OR CAUSE DAMAGE MAKE SURE THERE IS ADEQUATE CLEARANCE TO OUTSIDE OBJECTS BEFORE SLIDE OUT ROOM IS EXTENDED TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL INJURY STAND CLEAR OF SLIDE OUT ROOM WHILE ROOM IS IN MOTION REMOVE TRAVEL LOCKS BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO OPEN SLIDE OUT ROOM NEVER ATTEMPT TO MOVE MOTORHOME WITH ROOM EXTENDED INSTALL TRAVEL LOCKS PRIOR TO TRAVEL TRAVEL LOCKS TO BE POSITIONED amp ADJUSTED PROPERLY TO HOLD ROOM FIRMLY IN POSITION FOR TRAVEL SKY DECK The Airstream Sky Deck will make your travels a unique experience The opportunities from this vantage point are endless Whether viewing your favorite outdoor spectator sport or watching the sunset across a lake at your favorite parking spot the safety of yourself and your companions should be utmost in your mind Enjoy your Sky Deck and
129. und in water and is certified by NSF International The PureTouch Filtering Faucet System and installation must comply with State and Local laws and regulations To ensure optimal operation of your new Moen faucet please read the following safeguards carefully MicroTech Filter Cartridges MicroTech filter cartridges will reduce Chlorine Taste and Odor MicroTech 5000 3000 1000 Lead MicroTech 5000 3000 Cysts Cryptosporidium Giardia MicroTech 5000 The contaminants removed or reduced by this filter are not necessarily in your water e Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfections before or after the system Systems certified for cyst reduction may be used on disinfected waters that may contain filterable cysts MicroTech filter cartridges are designed for replacement after dispensing 200 gallons of filtered water approximately 3 months Water conditions and usage may affect filter life and water taste e The electronic indicator will signal when filter replacement is necessary e Use only MicroTech filter cartridges with the PureTouch Filtering Faucet System Filter flow rate 4 5 gpm at rated pressure 20 p s i min 125 p s i max G 10 Water Temperature Minimum Maximum faucet operating temperature 40 degrees 150 degrees F CAUTION Do not filter water above 100 degrees F MicroTech Filter Flushing Instructions New MicroTech
130. ves G 9 G 20 Drawers ees EES F 2 DAMAQ MN B 1 Electrical System ie hte H 1 See EE D 9 H 14 Electric Step centri C 6 Engine ACC6SS nenne es C 1 F 1 Escape WING E D 1 D 9 Extended Stay crece D 9 EXterlOr i n ener E 1 Fallcets diaconi E G 10 Fabrics Cleaning 5 ien teni Prin F 1 Filter Walteri sienna G 10 G 12 allergie WEE F 1 Front End Protective Film E 1 Enge eege hien aen ce ELSE l 2 FUSOS H 2 Gas Lines EP 2 eon ns G 2 G 3 GOWR gt nauusnesueic eneciieingiueiie B 5 J 1 Generator A 1 B 4 D 7 D 9 H 1 H 14 Ground Fault Interrupter H 14 EVA HE B 5 J 1 RGA LOA ME B 1 B 5 J 1 HUMIGItY tete ete need D 10 ICC BINK EE DOES B 4 Interior F 1 Iwert casses scene certe REES gege ege e H 1 H 15 Keyless Door Locke E 2 Lavatory Cleaning F 2 F 3 Leveling i i C 2 D 7 D 9 D 12 LevelingiJackS iiri treni D 7 Biel B 4 H 2 RSC Tute WEE B 1 LOCKS oidd Eense iN A AR ARESE E 2 RI EE F 1 LPG System nn tonne en G 1 LP Leak Detector nnne D 6 Maintenance Gchedule sse A 7 Map Lights iiir tror ener B 5 Microwave Chen en neenon oett LA Mirrors Remote Control B 5 Monitor E aote rete eres H 7 Mold Prevention ccccccccssesssseseseeeeeeees A 5 D 11 Over night Stop sees entere geed D 7 Plastics e Un WE
131. void any product that contains highly toxic carbon tetrachloride You may also use an upholstery shampoo product or the foam from a mild detergent With either method pretest a small area before proceeding Use professional furniture cleaner when an overall soiled condition is reached CODE S Fabric care Spot clean using a mild water free solvent or dry cleaning product Care fully follow instructions on such product Clean only in a well ventilated room Avoid any product containing carbon tetrachloride which is highly toxic Pretest small area before proceeding Use professional furniture cleaner when an overall soiled condition is reached CODE W Fabric care Spot clean using the foam only from a water based cleaning agent such as mild detergent or non solvent upholstery shampoo product Apply foam with a soft brush in a circular motion Vacuum when dry Pretest small area before proceeding Use professional furniture cleaner when an overall soiled condition is reached The manufacturer of the fabric designed the above code CAUTION Never remove cushion cover for separate cleaning or washing Any tumble cleaning method can destroy the backing shrink or otherwise damage INTERIOR upholstery eege Keep your furniture and family safe from fires caused by careless smoking Do not smoke when drowsy Remove immediately any flowing ash or a lighted cigarette that falls on furniture Smoldering smoking material can cause up
132. water Just removing this small amount of water reduces the pressure build up significantly For fun watch the sequence of events your family goes through when you park the motorhome and ignite the water heater More than likely someone will run water and relieve the pressure without even realizing it APPLIANCES HIGH VOLUME ROOF VENT OPTIONAL Manufacturer FAN TASTIC VENT CORP 4349 S Dort Hwy Burton MI 48529 1 313 742 0330 1 800 521 0298 The optional high volume roof vent system is designed to quickly exhaust stale hot air and draw in fresh air It s great to use when the outside temperature really doesn t call for air conditioning but heat has built up in your coach OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 Rotate 3 speed switch to desired position O off 1 2 and 3 The 3 speed switch must be set at 1 2 or 3 to activate appliance 2 Rotate thermostat knob toward 40 cooler until dome begins operating 3 When equipped with reverse switch there is a neutral off position Fan motor will not operate when in out switch is in its center off position The dome will however operate up and down automatically as long as the 3 speed switch remains on 4 To determine desired temperature setting a Use the wall thermometer on furnace thermostat or any interior temperature indicator b Operate fan until interior comfort level is achieved Rotate thermostat knob toward 110 symbol on label until dome begins closi
133. ws around perimeter of screen insert only 3 Clean screen with soap amp water solution and reinstall Airstream constantly strives to improve its product All specifications are subject to change without notice Note all weights and measurements were made on prototype vehicles Your production motorhome may vary slightly Please refer to the weight label in your motorhome for weights specific to your unit The Unit Base Weight UBW and the Net Carrying Capacity NCC is not the same as the Unloaded Vehicle Weight UVW and the Cargo Carrying Capacity CCC shown on the Motorhome Weight Information tag in your vehicle The UBW and NCC weights are for the base unit with no options and fluids except for fuel on motorhomes The UVW and CCC on the motorhome Weight Information tag are weights for the individual vehicle as built with its options and certain water capacities DIMENSIONS 390 396 390 Sky Deck Exterior Height with Penquin A C 1110 Exterior Height with Brisk air A C 12 1 Exterior Height with Sky Deck Stowed 12 6 Interior Head Room 78 V2 Interior Width 95 Exterior Length 39 4 Exterior Width 101 Exterior Storage Volume CU FT 121 CAPACITIES LPG Tank 182 Lbs Fresh Water Tank 105 Gal Grey Water Holding Tank 79 Gal Black Water Holding Tank 55 Gal Fuel Tank Freightliner 150 Gal The Unloaded Vehicle Weight UVW listed on the chart in your coach is the weight of this motorhome as manufactured at the
134. xtended and the door closed turning on the ignition will cause the steps to automatically retract This feature reduces the possibil ity of the vehicle being driven with the steps extended After the ignition is turned OFF and the door is opened the steps will extend one time only This is known as the last man out feature If the door is opened and closed without allowing the steps to fully extend the step will retract and will stay in that position until the power switch is turned ON and the door is reopened CHASSIS ELECTRIC STEP OPERATION NOTE If the step encounters an immovable obstacle such as a curb they will stop and shut down in that position they will retract normally when the door is closed Lubrication Coach Steps are equipped with self lubricating bushings on the drive assembly and all step joints No lubrication is necessary If in extreme conditions lubrication is deemed necessary silicon based grease or spray will not harm the bushing material BE SAFE LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP A complete SCS Frigette Coach Step Owner s Manual is provided with you owner s packet If any difficulty is encountered either in the use installation or service of the steps that is not covered in the service instructions please call the following number for service or warranty information The manufacturer takes no responsibility for unau thorized service or installation procedures 1 800 275 7524 STEP WELL COVER Your motorh
135. y from state to state Thor Industries Airstream Inc 419 West Pike Street Jackson Center Ohio 45334 937 596 6111 WARRANTY EXPLANATION Along with your new Airstream motorhome you have purchased the Airstream Limited Warranty Read your Limited Warranty carefully It contains the entire agreement with respect to Airstream s obligation on the Limited Warranty on your new vehicle The terms of the Limited Warranty and only those terms will define Airstream s responsi bility When you receive your Limited Warranty file it for safekeeping Upon proof of purchase date to any Airstream Dealer Service Center defects in materi als or workmanship will be repaired or replaced without cost to the owner for a period of twenty four 24 months from the original purchase date or 30 000 miles whichever occurs first Written warranties of some component manufacturers of the motorhome will be honored by Airstream for the duration on that manufacturer s warranty Items such as motorhome chassis engine tires batteries and generator are serviced by their respective manufacturers and will be handled by their service centers accord ing to the terms of their written policy Any warranty forms from these manufacturers should be completed promptly preferably at time of purchase Your motorhome chassis is pre checked by its manufacturer before delivery to Air stream All service to the chassis must be performed by the chassis manufacturer ac
136. yed along with the curbside rail and unfold the sun lounger backrest Check the escape ladder s location and availability JE sends Instruct people using the sky deck on the location and use of the emergency escape ladder Do not park in a manner that would obstruct or prevent escape ladder use ie Maximum capacity on deck is 15 persons Children must be supervised by a responsible adult Do not occupy unless safety rails are in their up and locked position All persons must stay within the safety rails Never sit on safety rails Do not stand on anything other than the deck within the safety rails At no time can the deck be occupied when the vehicle is moving AN CAUTION Always use the lock pin in the umbrella holder to secure umbrella poles in place If the wind is blowing in excess of 15 mph close umbrella and secure fabric with tie Before moving vehicle remove and stow the umbrellas Jussu All people should exit sky deck area to a safe location immedi ately upon the approach of severe weather lightning or high wind CAMPING SKY DECK Travel Preparation Close and latch all cabinet doors and lids Stow Sky Deck umbrellas and lights in a secure location Check Sky Deck area for any loose objects Remove any loose objects found to a secure location Fold sun lounger backrest down to the store position Lower the roadside safety rail This safety rail will secure the sofa and sun lounger backs along with the gri

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