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  • Page 3 Newmar is with you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Thank you again for your purchase of an Essex, and welcome to the Newmar family.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Taking Delivery of your new Essex......3 Dealer Responsibilities ..........3 Customer Responsibilities.......... 4 Owner’s Information Package ........5 The Newmar Warranty on your new Essex ....5 Warranty Service Deadline.......... 5 Customer Relations ............. 5 Reporting Safety Defects ..........6 Placards and Labels ............
  • Page 5 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 6: General Information

    Essex is a more than a home on wheels. It is a statement. It is an image. It is a lifestyle. The Essex is a proud addition to the Newmar line of luxury motor coaches, blending cutting edge technology with an old world eye for detail, and a commitment to unrelenting craftsmanship.

  • Page 7: Customer Responsibilities

    Inspect the vehicle. Do not accept delivery until you have gone through the unit with the dealer. Newmar has provided a check list to be used during retail delivery. Check each item on the list and make sure the dealer does the same.

  • Page 8: Owner's Information Package

    The Newmar Warranty on your new Essex The Newmar Corporation Limited Warranty was provided to you by your selling dealer prior to purchase. Please refer to this document when inquiring about the Newmar Warranty. To receive an additional copy, please write to: Newmar Corporation, Warranty Department P.O.

  • Page 9: Reporting Safety Defects

    Nothing in this manual creates any warranty, either expressed or implied. The only warranty offered by Newmar Corporation is set forth in the written limited warranty that applies to this vehicle.

  • Page 10: Placards And Labels

    Newmar Corporation has compiled the most current information available at the time of publication. If the components in your unit vary significantly from what is described within this manual, then consult the instructions provided by the component manufacturer found in the Owner’s Information Package.

  • Page 11: Information Sheet / Appliance Data Label

    This label can be found in the largest wardrobe in the unit, usually either in the bedroom or bathroom area. Listed on this sheet is the six digit Newmar Serial Number. This number is needed whenever making an appointment for service or ordering parts through your Newmar Dealer or Service Center.

  • Page 12: Weight Information

    LP gas, or dealer installed accessories. 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. 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 13 To do this, pull the unit onto the scales so that all of the wheels are on the scale. Record the weight. This is the GVW and should not exceed the GVWR supplied by Newmar for the unit. Move the unit so that the front wheels are off the scales as shown in Fig.

  • Page 14: General Tire Information

    It is critical that you become familiar with this information, and operate the vehicle within the capacity parameters outlined in the detailed tire inflation information. Failure to follow and monitor tire pressure guide lines closely can result in premature tire failure. 1:11 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 15: Tire Size

    “dual” tire situations. 1:12 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 16: Important Rv Tire Information

    SHOULD ALWAYS BE CHECKED AND ADJUSTED WITH THE TIRES COLD. NEVER ADD OR RELEASE PRESSURE FROM THE TIRES WHEN THEY ARE HOT (AFTER HAVING DRIVEN A MILE OR MORE). For additional information on your tires, contact Newmar Corporation. 1:13 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 17 Pioneer In-Dash Stereo ..........13 CD Changer ..............13 Pioneer Navigation System (optional)......13 Buddy Screen Pass. Side Nav. Monitor (optional)..14 DC Power Point Receptacles........14 Solar Panel Indicator............ 14 Transmission Shift Selector ......... 14 Safety Precautions............15 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 18 LP Gas System General Information ......16 LP Regulator ..............17 LP Distribution Lines ............ 18 Precautions & Recommendations........ 18 Fire Safety..............18 Fire Extinguisher ............19 CO Detector ..............20 Smoke Detector ............20 Emergency Exit Window ..........20 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 19: Driving And Safety Information

    Among them are the driver’s seat, the tilt steering, and the exterior rear view mirrors. • The dashboard may contain several gauges and controls you have not previously used. Become familiar with all of these devices and their operation before starting out. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 20: Dash Instrumentation And Controls

    The air is used to inflate air suspension bags, and to operate the air brakes on your Essex, as well as any other air powered accessories. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 21: Center Cluster

    The light and alarm will continue until all of the jacks have returned to their “stored” position or unit air system has been replenished. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 22: Antennae Up Warning Light

    This light will illuminate when the television antennae (NOT the DSS satellite dish) is in the extended position. It will turn off when the TV antennae is retracted completely into the “travel” position. There is no accompanying alarm with this warning light. Warning Lights and Signals 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 23: Spartan Smart Wheel

    Any time you turn the ignition on and press the number button chosen, the seat, pedals, steering wheel, and exterior rear view mirrors will return to this preset position. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 24: Dash Switches

    Drivers Side Sun Shade (operates drivers side window sun shade). Passengers Side Sun Visor (operates passengers side windshield sun visor). Passenger Side Sun Shade (operates passengers side window sun shade). Entrance Lock (locks and unlocks power lock on entrance door). 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 25: Right Side Switches (Above Ignition Switch)

    Fog Lights (operates exterior front “fog” lights). Battery Boost (Momentarily connects the house batteries and chassis for additional cranking power). Aux (auxiliary) Air (operates the small electric air compressor used by the HWH Leveling System for air leveling of the coach). 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 26: Drivers Side Console Switches

    Drivers Power Window Switch (operates drivers side power window). Transmission Selector Pad (operates Allison transmission). HWH Leveling System Touch Pad (operates HWH leveling system). 2:10 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 27: Passenger Side Console Switches

    / clearance lamps on and off. It also rotates to turn the drivers side map light off and on. The center switch controls the brightness of the dash instrumentation lighting. The right knob engages and disengages the parking brake. 2:11 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 28: Power Seat Operation

    By using the Trip Tek control panel (located above the in dash radio), you can scroll through the various menus on the rear vision monitor screen to select the information you seek, and to program and reset service interval reminders. 2:12 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 29: Pioneer In-Dash Stereo

    To begin operation, simply turn on the system and follow the simple commands that appear on the screen. Detailed manufacturers instructions are included with your Essex literature. Step by step instruction is also included in your Essex CD ROM. 2:13 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 30: Buddy Screen Pass. Side Nav. Monitor (Optional)

    The shift selector allows you to shift the transmission into any one of six forward gears, or reverse. Additionally, it allows you to select an operating mode based on your particular driving style, or driving conditions. 2:14 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 31: Safety Precautions

    • Sleeping facilities are not to be used while the vehicle is in motion. • Become familiar with the operation of the escape window, but use this window strictly as an emergency exit. 2:15 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 32: Lp Gas & Fuel

    The liquid gas vaporizes as the fuel is used and passes through the tank valve to a regulator that automatically reduces the pressure. The low-pressure gas is then distributed to the appliances through the pipe manifold system. 2:16 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 33: Lp Regulator

    Make sure that the regulator vent faces downward and that the cover is kept in place to minimize the vent blockage that could result in excessive gas pressure causing fire or explosion. 2:17 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 34: Lp Distribution Lines

    This is done by recognizing the danger and practicing common sense safety and maintenance habits. For safety reasons, your unit is furnished with both a fire extinguisher and a smoke alarm. 2:18 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 35: Fire Extinguisher

    LP valve to shut off the flow of LP gas. Open the windows and doors to facilitate ventilation of the unit, and evacuate the unit until the LP gas has dissipated. Have the LP system checked for leaks by a qualified RV technician. 2:19 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 36: Co Detector

    “EXIT” label. To open the egress window, lift the handle and push outward on the window. The window can be closed by pulling the window closed and lowering the handle to the down or locked position. 2:20 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 37 Princess Electric Cook Top ........11 GE Microwave / Convection Oven......11 GE Advantium Microwave / Convection Oven ..12 Hydraulic Leveling Jacks .......... 12 Air Leveling ..............13 Hydraulic Leveling ............. 14 Security System ............15 Keyless Entry ............. 15 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 38 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 39 Inverter (all functions of invertors operation, including inverting, charging, and battery maintenance). Energy Management System (all functions of Energy Management System, including power sharing, load shedding, and incoming amperage selection). 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 40: Heating And Air Conditioning

    Step One: Press MODE to select function. (Cool*, furnace, etc.). Step Two: Press FAN to select Auto, high, med., or low speed. Step Three: Press WARMER or COOLER to select temperature. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 41: Heat Pump Mode

    This system uses a “boiler” and a pump to heat and recirculate hot fluid through a series of convectors placed strategically throughout your unit. Fans located on the convectors provide circulation of the warmed air for more even, efficient heating. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 42: Operating The Hydro-Hot System

    Once you have selected your heat source (diesel or electric), and the boiler is operational, use the Touch Screen Multiplex to select “Furnace” 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 43: Dual Zone Hvac Dash Hvac System

    The Passenger Control Panel enables the passenger to the temperature and volume (speed) of the air being discharged to the passenger side of the vehicle. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 44: Appliances And Accessories

    Check the oil and coolant levels; inspect for leaks. Check the battery connections to make sure they are tight and clear of corrosion. Inspect genset compartment for road debris or damage that might affect genset performance or safety. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 45: Auto Genset Start

    Your Essex may be equipped with an optional Fisher Paykel “Dish Drawer” dishwasher. This appliance is mounted in the kitchen cabinetry below the range, and features a wood paneled front to blend in with the décor. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 46: Washer / Dryer

    Norcold Side by Side Refrigerator (optional) The Norcold Side by Side Refrigerator w/ Water Dispenser and Ice Maker built in is an optional refrigerator in the Essex. This refrigerator offers the convenience of water and access on the freezer door. 3:10 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 47: Norcold Freezer

    Manual that was supplied in the literature bag of your Essex. Norcold Freezer (optional) As a factory installed option, Newmar offers a basement mounted Norcold freezer. This freezer operates on 12 volt DC current, or 110 AC current as available. The side mounted thermostat can be used to adjust the freezer cabinet to the desired temperature.

  • Page 48: Ge Advantium Microwave / Convection Oven

    Your Essex is equipped with a combination of air and hydraulic leveling jacks. There are four hydraulic jacks, and they always operate in pairs: front, right side, left side, and rear. Before extending, the engine must be off, the ignition 3:12 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 49: "Air" Leveling

    “Sleep” mode. In this mode, though no lights are visible on the control panel, the system is active, and will re-check the coaches state of “level” every half hour, re-leveling it as necessary. 3:13 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 50: "Hydraulic" Leveling

    (or tires) is not lifted off the ground. Also, the leveling jacks and support system should be cycled once a month or whenever the vehicle is used to keep the system in operating condition. 3:14 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 51: Security System

    If equipped with the optional keypad, the system is operated and programmed as follows: Unlock Entrance Door: Enter 3 to 8 digit personal code. (entrance door will unlock) 3:15 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 52 Your 3 to 8 digit personal code cannot start with numerals 5 or 6. NOTE: If you forget your password, unlock the door FORGOTTEN PASSWORD: using your key to gain access to the program switch and program in a new password. 3:16 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 53 CABINETS, FURNITURE & INTERIOR FEATURES CABINETS ............3 FURNITURE..........4 Kitchen / Dinette Area..........4 Living Room Furniture ..........4 Bedroom Area .............. 5 INTERIOR FEATURES ........5 Bedspread ..............5 Flooring................. 5 Ceiling ................6 Window Treatment............6 Safe ................6 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 54 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 55: Cabinets

    CABINETS The cabinets in this unit are constructed on site at the Newmar production facility. Hardwood raised panel cabinet doors are standard throughout the unit. Brass or brushed nickel polished door and drawer hardware give the interior an added touch of elegance. A variety of finishes are available for the hardwood cabinetry.

  • Page 56: Furniture

    The base moves the chairs forward and backward, as well as up, down, and forward and reverse tilt. The seats also have a three point seat belt and swivel and recline features. When the unit is not in motion, they can be swiveled to 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 57: Bedroom Area

    For more thorough cleaning, mop with a mixture of soap-free household cleaner and water (vinegar and ammonia both work well). DO NOT SATURATE THE FLOOR WITH WATER; this could damage the flooring. Abrasive cleansers and scouring pads can scratch and damage the surface also. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 58: Ceiling

    Located under the bed base is a built in fire resistant “safe box / file cabinet”. This is accessed by raising the bed base / mattress platform. The key for the lock is included with your unit at the time of delivery. 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 59 Chapter SLIDE OUT FEATURES SLIDE OUT FEATURES ........3 General Instructions ............ 4 Operating the Slide Out Room........4 MANUAL EXTENSION AND RETRACTION ...6 Shaft end-mounted motors ......... 6 Shaft center-mounted motors........6 Operating Precautions ..........7 2006 Essex by Newmar...
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  • Page 61: Slide Out Features

    Any adjustments, or repairs, must be made only by “NEWMAR” qualified personnel. Always check the interior and exterior of the coach for objects, or persons, that are in the path of the slide-out when extending or retracting the room.

  • Page 62: General Instructions

    Any adjustments, or repairs, must be made only by “NEWMAR” qualified personnel. Always check the interior and exterior of the coach for objects, or persons, that are in the path of the slide-out when extending or retracting the room.
  • Page 63 Current will be applied to the slide out motor as long as you hold the switch, and failure to release it when the room stops traveling could cause failure of the slide out motor, circuitry, and/or drive mechanism. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 64: Manual Extension And Retraction

    If the slide out does not move by using the hex nut, the room can also be extended or retracted by using the procedure described for the shaft end- mounted motors. If the room is moved using this method, the correct torque on the 11⁄2" trans-torque nut is 125 foot pounds maximum. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 65: Operating Precautions

    Make sure there are no obstructions either inside or outside the unit that may interfere with the slide out extension. Tree branches, bushes or telephone poles can cause extensive damage to the exterior of the unit. 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 66 Mirrors................4 Windows ............... 5 Vents ................5 AWNINGS .............6 Side Awning ..............6 Extending and Retracting ........... 6 Manual Retraction............6 “Oasis” Entry Door Awning ........7 Window Awning ............7 Extending..............7 Retracting ..............7 2006 Essex by Newmar...
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  • Page 68: Exterior Features Exterior Features

    Use only soft cloths. Using stiff bristle brushes may cause scratches in the fiberglass surface. Please note, Newmar is not responsible for weathering/oxidation of gel-coated surfaces. Lighted storage compartments are located on the exterior sides of your unit.

  • Page 69: Mirrors

    These mirrors also contain heating elements to defog or de- ice the mirror glass during cold weather operation. The ON/OFF switch for this feature is located by the adjustment control. The convex exterior chrome mirrors with remote control and defrost are optional on this unit. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 70: Windows

    Essex. For improved lighting and headroom, a skylight is installed in the bathroom over the shower. The opening provides additional light during daylight hours, and the glass is tinted to provide privacy and reduce glare. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 71: Awnings

    On top of the awning on the right hand side (when facing the coach), there is a “Manual Override” that you can employ to retract the awning (see illustration). 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 72: Oasis" Entry Door Awning

    Then hook the loop onto the window strap hanger. Retracting Remove loop on the pull strap from the window strap hanger. CAUTION Do not release the strap as the window awning is under tension and may snap back against the vehicle. 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 73 Slowly allow the awning to roll back to the closed position by feeding the pull strap upwards and diagonally. This prevents the strap from building up and creating a bulge in the fabric. The window awning is now ready for travel with no further locking required. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 74: Electrical Features

    Inverter Modes of Operation ........8 Inverter Fault / Alarm Conditions ....... 9 Solar Panel Prep ............13 12 Volt DC System ............. 13 General Information........... 13 12 volt DC Circuit Protection ........14 Batteries..............15 The All Electric Essex..........16 2006 Essex by Newmar...
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  • Page 76: General Information

    Use of “Adapter” cords with the RV shore power cord. All Newmar units are manufactured with either a 30 or 50 amp electrical breaker box and electrical system. A unit with a shore power cord that has 3 prongs on it has 30 amp service;...

  • Page 77: 110 Volt Ac System

    To connect the unit to 110 volt shore power, first make sure all of the breakers are in the off position. This is done to avoid a power surge. Unwind the power 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 78: 110 Vac Breaker Boxes

    Circuit breakers and fuses are installed to protect the electrical system from overloading. Do not attempt to change the circuitry or add appliances yourself. Please consult an authorized Newmar Service Center. Inverter “Sub-panel” Breaker Box The circuits that the inverter supplies power to are independently protected in a smaller “sub”...

  • Page 79: Generator

    (“Bulk”, “Absorption”, and “Float”). This approach to battery charging provides rapid and complete charging cycles without placing undue stress on the batteries. Inverter operation is completely automatic. 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 80 ON – Bulk, Absorb, Float, Equalize, or Battery Full Charge Mode Slow Blink – Charger “Standby” (turned off with input AC current available). Charger “Back off” (charge rate reduced due to overheating to stabilize charger temperature). 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 81: Inverter Modes Of Operation

    As the battery voltage rises to a set value (typically around 14.1VDC for GEL, 14.3 VDC for AGM, and 14.6 VDC for liquid lead acid), the charger will then switch to the next charging mode. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 82: Inverter Fault / Alarm Conditions

    The green LED on the remote panel turns off, and the red “Fault” LED turn on to indicate the fault condition. 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 83 “Charge” status. Shore Button This button is used to set the DC charging amperage based on the incoming AC amperage. Selections for charge amperage levels are 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, and 50 amps. 7:10 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 84 The primary programming for this system is done through the Magnum inverter remote, but certain parameters are defined at the AGS Control Module. 7:11 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 85 When this selection is made, the “Set Current Time” menu appears, prompting you to set the current time (for reference). Set the correct “Quiet Time” hours on the AGS controller, located adjacent to the 12 volt fuse panel the bathroom. 7:12 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 86: Solar Panel Prep

    This circuitry is designed to keep the systems separated under most operating circumstances, but still allows them to be tied together under certain conditions. This is accomplished through a component called the Bi-Directional Isolator Relay Delay (BIRD). This component allows 7:13 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 87: 12 Volt Dc Circuit Protection

    House Circuits The “house” fuse panel is located in a cabinet in the bathroom. This panel contains fuses for most of the Newmar installed 12 volt DC accessories, including interior lighting, vents and fans, and so on. The fuse panel uses conventional “spade”...

  • Page 88: Batteries

    The chassis 12 volt DC circuit protection is located in two primary areas on your Essex. First, the front electrical panel, with fuses and relays, is located in the LF basement compartment, along with the Newmar dash fuse panel. This panel consists of fuses and relays that control engine start up and operating functions.

  • Page 89: The All Electric Essex

    This is ONLY the case in the “all electric” Essex. In all other Essex models, where LP gas is available, the refrigerators operate on LP gas as well as electricity, so the need for inverter power to the refer is not necessary. 7:16 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 90 Toilet ................7 P-Traps................8 Black Water Holding Tank........... 8 Gray Water Holding Tank ..........9 Waste Water Disposal ..........9 Camping with Sewer Hook-Up........10 Sewage Tank Rinse ........... 10 Winterization .............. 11 Sanitizing ..............13 2006 Essex by Newmar...
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  • Page 92: Fresh Water System

    Failure to connect and operate the system correctly can result in damage that is not covered by the Newmar limited warranty. IMPORTANT The fresh water system in your Essex is designed to operate at a maximum of 60 PSI.

  • Page 93: Water Pump Operation

    Pump damage or blown fuses may result. All of the water should be drained from the fresh water system when the unit is not in use for more than one week. For more detailed information regarding 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 94: Exterior Water Compartment

    When the unit is connected to city water, the “Fill Valve” is used to pressurize the fresh water plumbing in your unit, or fill the fresh water tank, or both. The panel is clearly labeled; simply rotate the “Fill 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 95: Domestic Hot Water

    To replace the filter cartridge, turn off the water supply to the RV (at the city water connection). Unscrew the filter canister by rotating it clockwise. Replacement filter cartridges are available through your Authorized Newmar Dealer; have them order part number 03738.

  • Page 96: Water Distribution Manifold

    To add water to the stool bowl, press the button for “power fill” until the desired water level is reached. To flush the stool, 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 97: P-Traps

    Release the levers, and the waste tank is ready for use. CAUTION Use only approved RV odor controlling chemicals in the holding tanks. Products containing ammonia and petroleum will damage the ABS plastic holding tanks and seals. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 98: Gray Water Holding Tank

    Unscrew the cap off the drain. Connect the hose with the adapter in place to the drain fitting. Open the gate valve all the way by pulling on the T-handle. The tank will start 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 99: Camping With Sewer Hook-Up

    To aid in maintenance and cleaning, the sewage tank on your Essex is equipped with a “Sewage Tank Rinse”. This system uses a specially designed spray head permanently located in the sewage tank that cleans the inside of the tank when a water supply is connected. 8:10 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 100: Winterization

    Close “Low Point” Hot and Cold Water Valves Close Top “A” Valve On This Panel Open Valve “B” Below It Insert Hose into Container of Potable Antifreeze Turn On Water Pump Open All Faucets Flush Toilet Open All Drains 8:11 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 101 In the exterior Water Compartment. Engage “Winterization” valves by closing the top “A” valve, and opening the “B” valve below it. Put the end of the clear “winterization” hose in a container of RV “Potable” Antifreeze. Turn on the water pump. 8:12 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 102: Sanitizing

    Concentrations higher than 50 PPM may damage the water lines and/or tank. 8:13 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 103 Make sure the chlorine bleach solution is thoroughly and completely purged from the plumbing before using the fresh water system. Also, never use alternative cleansers; only potable materials may be used in your fresh water plumbing system. 8:14 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 104 Phillips Mirror Vision Bedroom TV......6 Pioneer Surround Sound Theater system ....6 Pioneer In-Dash Stereo ..........6 Exterior Entertainment Center........7 Power Lift Antennae ............ 7 Bose Wave Radio............8 KVH TracVision In-Motion Satellite System ....8 2006 Essex by Newmar...
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  • Page 106: Audio / Video Features

    This section is designed to give clear operating directions on the many entertainment and convenience electronic components in your new Essex as Newmar has installed them. It does not, however, give detailed instructions pertaining to every option and feature of the components described herein. For...

  • Page 107: Video Selector / Switch Box

    The Video Switch Box in your unit is used to control the video signal flow throughout the coach. It allows you the opportunity to view satellite, DVD, VHS, or on-air video programs on any or all of the televisions in your Essex. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 108: Sony Plasma Tv

    Sony Hi-Fi Stereo VCR Your unit is equipped with a Sony HiFi Stereo VCR. For your convenience, it is incorporated into the “Harmony” remote programming, so VHS video play is literally just a button away. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 109: Phillips Mirror Vision Bedroom Tv

    The Pioneer Surround Sound Receiver features a Progressive Scan DVD player for detailed imagery and advanced picture quality. This appliance can be operated manually, or as part of the “Harmony” remote control system. Pioneer In-Dash Stereo Please review the information provided in Chapter 2. 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 110: Exterior Entertainment Center

    When using the antennae, raise and lower it to full extension. Once the antenna is fully extended, it can be rotated to the position that provides optimum signal 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 111: Bose Wave Radio

    With the power to the KVH TracVision system off, the system will not draw power and you will be able to continue watching programming on the selected satellite. 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 112 Woodwork..............11 Counter Tops.............. 11 Accessories..............11 Detectors ..............11 Condensation ............. 12 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ......12 Monthly ............... 13 Every Three (3) Months ..........13 Every Six (6) Months..........13 Annually..............14 COLD WEATHER USE.........14 10:1 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 113 10:2 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 114: Exterior Care

    Recaulking, if necessary, is relatively simple, and is considered routine maintenance, which is the responsibility of the owner. IMPORTANT Never use a strong solvent, such as lacquer thinner or harsh abrasives, on any of the exterior painted surfaces. 10:3 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 115: Waxing

    If deterioration is noted during a routine maintenance inspection, reseal the seams or seals with an approved sealant to prevent leaks. It is recommended that a Newmar Authorized Service Center perform these inspections, and reseal when necessary.

  • Page 116: Fiberglass Roof

    Remove rings, metal watch bands, and other metal jewelry before working around batteries. Use caution when using metal tools. If a tool contacts a battery terminal or metal connected to it, a short circuit could occur which could cause personal injury, explosion or fire. 10:5 2006 Essex by Newmar...
  • Page 117 This will prevent unnecessary drain and corrosion of the batteries. 10:6 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 118: Alloy Wheels

    DO NOT use polishes or waxes on an Accu-shield aluminum wheel. The finish will maintain it’s bright, shiny surface for years to come without the need for special polishes. 10:7 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 119: Important Rv Tire Information

    AND ADJUSTED WITH THE TIRES COLD. NEVER ADD OR RELEASE PRESSURE FROM THE TIRES WHEN THEY ARE HOT (AFTER HAVING DRIVEN A MILE OR MORE). For additional information on your tires, contact the Newmar Corporation. 10:8 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 120: Interior Care

    Normal deterioration of appearance items due to wear and/or exposure is not covered by the Newmar Limited Warranty. Carpet A weekly routine of vacuuming the carpet and fabrics throughout the vehicle is recommended.

  • Page 121: Dash

    These should receive immediate, professional attention. Spills, spots, stains or soils are the responsibility of the owner, and are not covered by the Newmar Limited Warranty. WARNING When cleaning the upholstery and fabric in the unit, do not use lacquer thinner, nail polish remover, laundry soaps or bleach.

  • Page 122: Woodwork

    When cleaning the case on any of the detectors, use a damp cloth or paper towel. Do not spray cleaners or wax directly into the case as it may cause false alarms. 10:11 2006 Essex by Newmar...

  • Page 123: Condensation

    This condition often causes the occupants to believe the recreational vehicle has a roof leak. Walls and ceiling panels may also become wet when the moisture accumulates on these surfaces. • Newmar Corporation does not recommend the use of any catalytic heaters. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT Always follow the chassis maintenance guidelines found in the chassis manufacturer owner’s manual.

  • Page 124: Monthly

    Every Six (6) Months • Inspect the slide out for proper seal. If realignment is necessary, please contact an Authorized Newmar Service Center. • Inspect the exterior rubber slide out seals and apply a UV inhibitor, such as 303 Protectant.

  • Page 125: Annually

    Annually • Inspection of roof seams and joints should be performed by an Authorized Newmar Service Center. If resealing is necessary, it is the owner’s responsibility and is not covered by the Newmar Limited Warranty. • Sanitize the fresh water system.

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