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- Page 1 Cirrus Truck Camper Manual 2017 MODEL 820...
- Page 2 Disclaimer and Copyright All information, illustrations and specifications contained in this manual are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication approval. When new materials and production techniques are developed that can improve the quality of its product, or material substitutions are necessary due to availability, nüCamp RV reserves the right to make such changes Cirrus Owner’s Manual 2017 nüCamp RV...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Attaching Camper to/Removing from Truck ....9 Loading/Removing Camper ..........9 TABLE OF CONTENTS Removing Camper from Truck ........10 Welcome to the Nücamp RV family and thank you for selecting a Nücamp RV. product. Congratulations for Electric Jacks ..............10 choosing a lifestyle that will provide you the freedom to enjoy Jack Remote Control ............10 recreation wherever you may choose. - Page 5 Power Generator ............20 Appliances ..............28 Lighting Propane Appliances ........29 Generator Operating Safety Precautions and Warnings20 Loading the Generator ............ 21 Refrigerator ..............29 Propane Gas Safety............21 Range ................29 Propane Tank ..............22 Microwave Oven ............30 Filling Propane Tanks ...........
- Page 6 Water Heater Bypass 2017 Models ........ 37 Refrigerator ..............42 To De-Winterize: ............37 Drains ................42 Reactivating Camper after Storage ........ 37 Shower Care ..............42 Outside Area ..............37 Sink Care ............... 42 12-Volt System ............... 38 Maintenance Chart 1 ............. 43 120-Volt System .............
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Page 7: Welcome To The Nücamp Rv Family And Thank You For Selecting A Nücamp Rv. Product. Congratulations For
Several of our component manufacturers carry their own warranties and require separate warranty information to Welcome to the Nücamp RV family and thank you for be filed with them. Please read all component selecting a Nücamp RV. product. Congratulations for manufacturers’... -
Page 8: Customer Information
No payment or other compensation will be made for Making a Service Appointment incidental expenses, including, but not limited to, Always call ahead for an appointment unless you have a true emergency. Monday and Friday are usually the busiest days towing, telephone, transportation, lodging, travel, for the Service department, as well as just before a holiday. -
Page 9: Owners Responsibilities
5) Your dealer should provide you with information Customer Relations Information Safety and concerning any need for service for your unit, Identification whether in or out of their area. They should also Your safety, and the safety of others, is very important. provide you with the contact numbers for the Operating your truck and camper is an important dealership, along with contact information for... -
Page 10: Fire Safety
There is a label located in the cooking area to remind you to Overfilled Propane tanks must be bled. This is different provide an adequate supply of fresh air for combustion. than purging the tanks. When the tanks are new, they must be purged of the oxygen in the tanks used during the tank manufacturer’s testing procedure prior to being filled with propane. -
Page 11: Recreational Vehicle Serial Number, Decals, And Data Plates
10) Don’t allow rubbish to accumulate. be required to supply a copy of this information to the 11) Never clean with a flammable substance. authorities. 12) Spray fabrics annually with a flame retardant. Information about This Manual This Owner’s Manual is of a general nature only and does not cover every aspect of all models manufactured by Nücamp RV. -
Page 12: Identifying Your Camper And Its Components
Identifying Your Camper and Its Components For identification purposes, it is recommended that you write the camper serial number inside your camper. Pick a spot behind a drawer or inside a cabinet. Protect yourself from possible theft and can identify your property. You should keep a copy of this information at home. -
Page 13: Camper And Truck, Weighing, Loading
One way to determine the actual payload available is to weigh Camper and Truck, Weighing, Loading the truck full of fuel and with the number of passengers you will normally be carrying and subtract that weight from the Matching Camper and Truck GVWR. -
Page 14: Weight Certification Label
CCC (Cargo Carrying Capacity) – equal to GVWR minus The truck must be weighed with all anticipated each of the following: occupants and full of fuel. Drive onto the scales and note the weight of the total ... -
Page 15: Attaching Camper To/Removing From Truck
and propane weighs 4.2 lbs. per gallon. Limiting your on- Always load and unload camper on firm level ground. board water until you arrive at your destination will lower Use caution when loading and unloading the camper on a your total weight. You must know the actual load on the axles windy day. -
Page 16: Removing Camper From Truck
the battery before using jacks. If the camper is on the truck, If the jacks continue to operate push the control starting the truck’s engine will supply power to the jacks if the switch and the light will go out. The jacks should 7-way electrical power cord is connected. -
Page 17: Jack Fuse Panel Location
NOTE: Keep a spare battery available for your remote control at the desired height. Make sure the front of the for best wireless performance, it is recommended that you camper stays higher than the rear and is level (side to install a new battery in the remote at the beginning of each side). -
Page 18: Support Equipment
2) Position jack so when camper jack is lowered, the Turnbuckle Installation notch and raised tab engage to prevent rotation. Torklift Fast Gun turn buckle installation video link below. 3) Repeat the process for the other front mounted jack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ps1AF1Lltrk 4) Follow the standard camper loading and removal procedures below. -
Page 19: Effects Of Prolonged Occupancy
Effects of Prolonged Occupancy produce moisture, such as air conditioners, showers, oven. 6) Consider using the microwave oven instead of the Condensation & Humidity stovetop to boil water or soups for long periods. If Your camper was designed primarily for recreational use and you choose to use the stove to boil water or soup, short-term occupancy. -
Page 20: Fire And Safety
While use of a dehumidifier is not a “cure-all”, ventilation, The fire extinguisher and moisture reduction continue to be important, operation of furnished with your the dehumidifier will reduce the amount of outside air needed camper is rated for for ventilation. Heating load on the furnace will be reduced, Class B (gasoline, and the interior will be less drafty. -
Page 21: Carbon Monoxide Gas Safety Precautions
This unit will not alert hearing-impaired residents. (Special Throbbing in temples alarms with flashing strobe lights are needed for the hearing Inability to think coherently impaired.) If symptoms indicate the possibility of monoxide gas Smoke detectors have a limited life and are not foolproof. poisoning: ... -
Page 22: Backup Camera
light see the section, “Trouble-Shooting Guide” in the User’s Be aware of the difference between a propane leak versus Manual for this alarm provided in the Owner’s Information propane escaping from an unlit, open burner. Pure propane Package. from a leaking pipe or fitting is heavier than air and will build This alarm will operate normally down to 7-volt DC. -
Page 23: Interior Lighting
connected through a power converter. When connected to 120- volt power, the converter transforms 120-volt AC input into Maintenance of your 12-volt battery(s) is essential for carefree 12-volt DC power output and charges the storage battery(s) travel. Be sure to use a heavy-duty, minimum 75 amp/hr. when installed. -
Page 24: Battery Storage Precautions
generator charges the battery while running through the power Check and adjust the electrolyte level before converter. charging. Fill each cell to the indicator level with Check that the battery liquid level is correct (weekly in warm distilled water. Always remove the vent caps (if climate, monthly in cold climate). -
Page 25: Water Pump Control Switch
Water Pump Control Switch has a higher rating greatly increases the chances of damaging the electrical system. If you do not have a replacement fuse This rocker switch controls the demand water pump. The with the proper rating for the circuit, install one with a lower water pump is rating until you can replace it with the proper rated fuse. -
Page 26: Power Distribution Center
Power Distribution Center TEST the GFCI at least once a month while operating on 120- volt AC power. To test the GFCI: Push the TEST button. The RESET button should The power pop out, indicating that the protected circuit has been distribution disconnected. -
Page 27: Loading The Generator
either outside, underneath, or inside your vehicle or nearby container(s) are equipped with safety devices that relieve vehicles. excess pressure by discharging propane to the atmosphere. Outside air movement can carry exhaust gases inside the vehicle through windows or other openings remote from the Safety Precautions exhaust opening. -
Page 28: Propane Tank
10) Consult a Nücamp RV Dealer for any propane atmosphere. Leaks can occur at valves and fittings. system repair. Always store propane tanks with the valves closed. 11) Always think safety, never guess. If you are not sure, 6) Always use the dust cap when transporting or storing please seek a qualified service technician or a disconnected tanks (full or empty). -
Page 29: Propane Gas System Troubleshooting
If your Propane gas system is not providing gas, even when the shutoff valve is open, it might be because Risk of death due to fire or explosion. the Propane gas regulator has frozen water in it. Do not connect a Propane gas system to a supply of natural gas. -
Page 30: Pre-Trip Checks
Pre-Trip Checks Reduce speed before starting down hills – even short ones – (Exterior) and avoid heavy braking on downgrades. Truck stability is reduced when traveling downhill. 1) Connect battery(s) and check condition. 2) Check for fluid leaks. Slow down before entering turns and avoid heavy braking in 3) Check that access doors are securely closed. -
Page 31: Roof
upgrading appliances for better usage and for your convenience. For that reason, the style you have may not be Fridge vent door exactly what is described in this manual. In this manual, you will find general information for the operation of the appliances for more detailed information, please refer to the appliance manuals provided to you in your Nücamp RV... -
Page 32: Emergency Exit Window
negative pressure in the camper. If camper is parked in extremely bright sunlight, leave shade partially open. If completely closed The first position is used when you want a water and airtight heat buildup can cause damage to the dome. seal while traveling. - Page 33 RV Lock Keypad/Remote Programming and Syncing Instructions Version 4.0 New Code: _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ (Additional Remote(s) can be purchased at www.rvlock.com) _____ _____ Programming a new code into your RV Lock Keypad Write your desired “new” code below then read all instructions before you start the programming process as this will make the programming much Synchronizing the RV Lock handle with your optional RV...
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Page 34: Awning
Awning To convert table into a bed push down both buttons where table top connects with the rail on the wall, then press the To operate button on the leg to fold it and move the table to the bottom awning press rail. -
Page 35: Lighting Propane Appliances
manufacturer listed under the Component Manufacturers This mode provides LP gas only. The control system activates contact list. the ignition system and attempts to light the burner for a Each appliance in your camper is warranted by its’ period of approximately 45 seconds, at 2 minute intervals. If manufacturer. -
Page 36: Microwave Oven
window, and wait 5 minutes for the gas odor to dissipate Alde Heating System before relighting the burner. NOTE: If the appliance has not been operated for a period, the surface burners may be difficult to light, as air may have accumulated in the gas line. -
Page 37: Roof Mounted Air Conditioner
When you’re chlorinate the water. You may add about 6 oz. of common setting up the household liquid bleach per 10 gal. Of water in the tank. heater for the Run the chlorinated water throughout the system by opening first time you each faucet one at a time until you smell the chlorine. -
Page 38: Camp Site Cable Inlets
Camp Site Cable Inlets When connecting to the city water hookup, use only a non- toxic water hose, available at most RV supply stores. Since Camp Site Cable Connector water pressures at campgrounds and household hookups vary, you should install an inline pressure regulator at the water supply faucet. -
Page 39: Water Tank Fill
tank. Never attempt to service the pump without first turning 3) Connect the other end of the hose to the camper city off the power and opening all faucets to relieve pressure in the water inlet. water system. 4) Turn on the outside source of water. Gradually open the hot &... -
Page 40: Water Filter
Water Filter For severe weather camping, by-pass valves are provided to shut off the water to the exterior wash station to prevent the system from freezing. An in-line water filter attached to the Waste System inlet side of the The waste holding system in your camper is made up of sinks, water pump filters shower, toilet plumbing drain and vent lines, “gray water”... -
Page 41: Holding Tanks
manufacturer’s owner’s manual supplied with the toilet for 11) Store the sewer hose. proper use, maintenance, and chemical usage. The toilet paper dispenser is mounted inside the lavvy door under the sink. NOTE: To facilitate draining, the camper should be slightly Information on the toilet plumbing can be found in the “Waste higher in the front. -
Page 42: Winterization
different hose to ensure that you will not contaminate your 3) Remove and place the battery in a cool, dry area. fresh water supply. Check the battery charge every 30 days. Recharge as necessary. Winterization 4) Check the sealants around all roof seams, body seams, and windows. -
Page 43: Winterizing With Rv Antifreeze
10) Pour 2 to 3 cups of RV Antifreeze down each drain to 8) Turn ON the water pump switch. fill the drain traps with antifreeze. 9) Open the hot water faucet farthest from the water tank. When antifreeze appears, let at least one cup run down the drain to winterize the P-trap. -
Page 44: 12-Volt System
huts in places like the furnace exhaust ports. This can General be dangerous in two ways. First by causing a 1) Install new 9-volt battery in smoke detector. restriction that could cause carbon monoxide to build 2) Check the monitor panel operation. up on the inside of the camper, second, the same 3) Open and operate vents and vent fans. -
Page 45: Exterior Graphics
cloth. Start at the top and work your way down. Rinse Sealant Renewal frequently. Check the surface for road tar, tree sap, etc. The adhesives and sealants used in the construction of your Remove these stains with tar remover or turpentine. Rinse it camper were developed to remain waterproof under sustained off immediately so it does not harm the finish. -
Page 46: Acrylic Windows/Skylight
to clean all glass. Clean the seals with a damp cloth or mild guests know which windows are the emergency exit windows detergent every three to six months, taking care not to use and understand how to use them. strong solvents, as they will damage the seals. A coat of Roof natural silicone lubricant applied after the seal has dried will keep it flexible. -
Page 47: Skylight
or lightly brushed to remove accumulation of leaves or other Upholstery & Drapes debris. Lubricate the gears and mechanism yearly with a light, Draperies, mattress covers, upholstery and wall pads are water resistant grease. manufactured from quality materials and should be dry cleaned only. -
Page 48: Laminate Counter Top Care
Laminate Counter Top Care Use a mild dishwashing liquid with warm water to clean your laminate tops. Use a soft cloth for both washing and drying. Abrasive cleaners, steel wool or gritty cleaners will damage the surface. Refrigerator Clean interior with mild soap and water after each trip. Defrost freezer and empty ice trays. -
Page 49: Maintenance Chart 1
Maintenance Chart 1 Before Use Service to Be Performed Each Trip At Set-Up & Monthly Weekly Inspect wiring, connector plug and receptacles Check exterior lighting Inspect & tighten mounting bolts on each jack corner Inspect & secure camper anchors Test propane leak detector for proper operation Test carbon monoxide detector for proper operation Test smoke detector for proper operation Inspect generator exhaust muffler &... -
Page 50: Maintenance / Repair Schedule
Maintenance / Repair Schedule Date Maintenance/Service Procedure Service Center Name/Address/Phone Camper Loading & Checking 1) Load the camper onto the truck following the procedure in the “Loading and Unloading” section. 2) Check the operation of taillights, turn signals, backup lights, clearance lights, license plate lights, and emergency flashers. Your camper should now be ready for a new traveling season. -
Page 51: Component Manufacturers Contact Information
Exterior Sealant Chart Coming soon Schematics Coming soon Component Manufacturers Contact Information These items have Standalone warranty coverage from the Component manufacturer. (1) Axles (Dexter Axle) phone 574-295-7888 (http://www.dexteraxle.com/contact_us______) (2) Tires (Tredit Tire) phone 855-8-TREDIT (855-887-3348) (warranty@tredittire.com) (3) Radio/DVD Player/Monitor/Speakers (ASA Electronics) phone 877-305-0445 call for immediate Customer Service Support and 877-845-8750 for Technical Assistance.
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