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Door locks
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The inside of the camper door has 2 red locking switches. The switch to the right locks the handles to both
the interior and exterior of the door. The second switch (to the left) is an additional security bolt for in- transit
travel with children, or to provide additional security. Both can be opened from the outside with a key or by
unlocking the red switch.
Cabinet Drawers
Drawers are similar to marine cabinetry which is designed to stay closed in transit. To open, simply lift slightly
and pull. They ares also designed to be lightweight; therefore in general, some amount of gentleness is required.
Door & Bin Latches
The camper door can be latched to remain open. This especially useful for windy days, or when used in
conjunction with the screen door.
Most of the bins have bullet latches (see above right) to assist in holding the compartment hatches open when
loading / unloading the bins.
Auxiliary Shower
On the exterior driver side of the RV, is an auxiliary shower which can be used to rinse off before entering the
RV. If the RV is hooked up to a park water source, it is functional. If you are not hooked up to a park water
source, you need water in the fresh water onboard tank, a power source (city electric or generator), and the
water pump turned on to provide water pressure.
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