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Summary of Contents for Northern Lite 10-2 EX
- Page 1 NEW TRUCK CAMPER OWNER’S MANUAL 322 Totom Avenue Kelowna BC V1X 5W6 t: 250.765.3702 f: 250.765.3708 northern-lite.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction ......Page 1 Warranty ......Page 2-3 Loading Truck Camper . -
Page 3: Introduction
Owner’s Responsibility As the new owner of a Northern Lite truck camper it is important to read this manual and all appliance manuals for safe and proper operation of your new unit. -
Page 4: Warranty
Northern Lite Mfg. Ltd. New Recreational Vehicle Warranty Northern Lite Mfg. Ltd. herein after called the Manufacturer, hereby warrants that the selling dealer, or the manufacturer will repair, replace or adjust any parts, except those parts and components which are covered by separate warranties of the individual manufacturers of such components (such as appliances, awnings, jacks &... - Page 5 We trust you will enjoy your new Northern Lite camper. Any success we now enjoy and hope to enjoy in the future will depend on how well we please our valued...
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Page 6: Loading Truck Camper
Loading Truck Camper One of the most important aspects of owning a truck camper is learning how to correctly load and secure your truck camper to your truck. When loading gear into your camper, always try to keep the load even left to right. As well place heavier items forward of your trucks axle inside the camper. - Page 7 3/8” soft mat installed on top of the plywood. Every Northern Lite truck camper has a center of gravity marker on the left and right side wall. The center of gravity should be within the COG load range found in your trucks Owner’s Manual, which on most trucks is forward of the rear axle.
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Page 8: Wiring 7 Way Plug
The batteries are supplied and installed by the dealer. We recommend 2 – 12 volt deep cycle batteries in all our campers. 10-2 EX and 8-11 EX models hold 2 – Group 27 batteries. 9-6 Q models hold 2 – Group 24 batteries. -
Page 9: Raising And Lowering Camper
Raising and Lowering Truck Camper Read Happijac camper jack Owner’s Manual and Happijac wireless remote camper jack controller manual before operating jacks. Always load and unload in a level and flat location. Always keep the front of the camper higher than the rear when raising or lowering. -
Page 10: Camper Storage
Camping off the Truck When using your Northern Lite camper off the truck it needs to be in a flat and level location. You should lower the camper as low to the ground as the jacks will allow, keeping the front higher than the rear. The steps can be used in the stowed position as there is nonskid on both sides of the steps. -
Page 11: Before Moving Camper
Before moving Camper Each trip before moving your camper Ensure all windows are closed and levers are in locked position. Failure to do this will result in window damage and possibly the loss of the window lens. Ensure Heki Skylight is closed and latch. ... -
Page 12: Systems
SYSTEMS Propane – LPG The propane tanks in your new camper come pre purged so they are ready to fill. Following all safety warnings in the compartment that holds your propane tanks. Always remove tanks to fill Never fill past 80% capacity as overfilling can cause the safety device to release pressure by discharging gas. - Page 13 Fridge Every Northern Lite truck camper comes equipped with a 3 way fridge and will run on DC, AC and propane. The fridge needs a properly charged battery to operate correctly. When in a campground or home and plugged into 120 volt power, use AC. When travelling use propane and when you travel on a ferry where you need to turn off the gas, we recommend you use the 12 volt DC mode.
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Page 14: Plumbing System
Plumbing System Every Northern Lite camper is equipped with two means of operation for the water system. One when connected to an externally pressurized (city water) water system and one when using the onboard fresh water tank and 12v pump. - Page 15 Plumbing System (cont’d) Waste Tanks The drain handle for the black waste tank is located at the driver’s side rear of the camper and is a 3” valve. Connect your sewer hose to the connection under the camper and ensure other end is in a sani dump. Slowly open valve and let drain. Once drained open the smaller grey tank drain valve, this valve is 1 ½”.
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Page 16: Electrical System
Electrical System 120 Volt Power Cord Your camper comes equipped with a 30’ long power cord with a 30amp plug on the end as well as 15amp adapter for plugging your camper in at home and at camp sites. The power cord supplies power to your 45amp converter in the camper which powers your ac circuits to run your optional air conditioner and microwave as well as fridge when plugged into ac. -
Page 17: Safety System
Safety Systems Smoke/CO Detector Every camper comes equipped with a combination smoke and carbon monoxide detector. Test the device after your camper has been in storage, before each trip and once a week during a trip. Replace the batteries at least once a year with two “AA”... -
Page 18: Awnings
Rear Awning All Special Edition campers come standard with a power rear awning. The rear awning also has an LED light strip which is operated by the switch beside the power awning switch under the rear closet. Never leave camper unattended with awning extended in case the wind comes up and always retract in windy conditions. -
Page 19: Camper Maintenance
Camper Maintenance Interior Windows/Heki Skylight Never clean your windows or skylight using paper towel as it can scratch them. Use a soft microfiber towel and the supplied cleaner. If you do scratch your windows there is a scratch remover kit supplied with each camper. When washing the outside always spray windows first to ensure no grit or grime is left on them and use a clean soapy brush to gently clean window. - Page 20 Camper Maintenance (cont’d) Sealant Used Around roof vents Heng’s white Alkyd Fibered Roof Coat Around solar brackets and TV antennas Dicor Lap Sealant Around all doors, lights, Windows & center trim Proflex RV or 3MUV4000 To reseal the inside of the Plastic boxes Proflex RV -18-...
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Page 21: Winterizing Procedures 10-2Ex & 8-11Q
WINTERIZING PROCEDURES 10-2 EX & 8-11Q -19- 322 Totom Avenue Kelowna BC V1X 5W6 t: 250.765.3702 f: 250.765.3708 northern-lite.com... - Page 22 WINTERIZATION STEPS Drain fresh tank. Open valve “C” on (Fig#1) and leave open, shown open in (Fig#1) Open cold low point drain valve “D” (Fig#1) close once drained, shown closed in (Fig#1) Open hot low point valve “E” (Fig#1) close once drained. Shown closed in Fig #1 Close valve “B”...
- Page 23 DRIVER’S SIDE REAR OF THE CAMPER POSITION WINTER OPEN SUMMER CLOSE WINTER CLOSE SUMMER OPEN WINTER OPEN SUMMER CLOSE COLD LOW POINT DRAIN OPEN TO DRAIN FOR WINTER THEN CLOSE ONCE DRAINED FOR SUMMER KEEP CLOSED OPEN HOT LOW POINT DRAIN THEN CLOSE ONCE DRAINED FOR SUMMER KEEP CLOSED...
- Page 24 HOT WATER TANK BY PASS FOR WINTERIZATION TO ACCESS REMOVE PANEL UNDER BENCH SEAT CLOSEST TO CAB OVER BED VALVE “A” CLOSE FOR WINTER OPEN FOR SUMMER VALVE “B” CLOSE FOR WINTER OPEN FOR SUMMER VALVE “C” OPEN FOR WINTER CLOSE FOR SUMMER SHOWN IN WINTER MODE LOCATION UNDER THE BENCH SEAT FIG #2...
- Page 25 CAUTION: Never drain the water heater when it’s hot or under pressure. With no water hooked up the water pump off, open a hot-water faucet to remove any pressure on the system. Allow the tank to cool before draining PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE FIG #3...
- Page 26 WINTERIZATION CLEAR FLEX LINE SUPPLIED WITH CAMPER FIG #4...
- Page 27 END OF THE CLEAR FLEX LINE, IN ANTIFREEZE BOTTLE. YOU REQUIRE 1 GALLON FOR THIS UNIT FIG #5...
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Page 28: Winterizing Procedure 9-6Se & 8-11 Ex Se
WINTERIZING PROCEDURES 9-6 SE AND 8-11 EX SE -26- 322 Totom Avenue Kelowna BC V1X 5W6 t: 250.765.3702 f: 250.765.3708 northern-lite.com... - Page 29 WINTERIZATION STEPS. Drain fresh tank. Open valve “C” on (Fig# 2) and leave open, shown closed in (Fig#2) Open cold low point drain valve “D” (Fig#2) close, once drained, shown closed in (Fig#2) Open hot low point valve “E” Fig#2 close once drained. Shown closed in (Fig #2) Close valve “B”...
- Page 30 LOCATION UNDER THE BENCH SEAT 9-6 Q & 8-11 EX WINTER MODE POSITION WINTER OPEN SUMMER CLOSE WINTER CLOSE SUMMER OPEN END CAP FIG #1...
- Page 31 9-6Q DRIVER SIDE BACK FRESH TANK DRAIN WINTER OPEN SUMMER CLOSE COLD LOW POINT DRAIN OPEN TO DRAIN FOR WINTER THEN CLOSE ONCE DRAINED FOR SUMMER KEEP CLOSED OPEN HOT LOW POINT DRAIN THEN CLOSE ONCE DRAINED FOR SUMMER KEEP CLOSED GRAY TANK DRAIN BLACK TANK DRAIN FIG # 2...
- Page 32 8-11 EX DRIVER SIDE BACK FIG #3...
- Page 33 HOT WATER TANK BY PASS FOR WINTERIZATION TO ACCESS REMOVE PANEL UNDER BENCH SEAT CLOSEST TO CAB OVER BED VALVE “A” CLOSE FOR WINTER OPEN FOR SUMMER VALVE “B” CLOSE FOR WINTER OPEN FOR SUMMER VALVE “C” OPEN FOR WINTER CLOSE FOR SUMMER SHOWN IN WINTER MODE LOCATION UNDER THE BENCH SEAT FIG #4...
- Page 34 CAUTION: Never drain the water heater when it’s hot or under pressure. With no water hooked up the water pump off, open a hot-water faucet to remove any pressure on the system. Allow the tank to cool before draining PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE FIG #5...
- Page 35 WINTERIZATION CLEAR FLEX LINE SUPPLIED WITH CAMPER FIG #6...
- Page 36 END OF THE CLEAR FLEX LINE, IN ANTIFREEZE BOTTLE. YOU REQUIRE 1 GALLON FOR THIS UNIT FIG #7...
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