Operating Instructions; To Turn Off Appliance; External Vents - venture SPORT TREK Owner's Manual

Thermostat (Without air conditioner)
Has an on/off switch and temperature setting on
top.
From the time you turn the thermostat on, there is
a delay built into the furnace to perform a purge
cycle preventing any possible gas vapor build-up
in the chamber.
NOTE: Different furnaces are used for different
floor plans. Each model furnace has its own User's
Manual. The following instructions may vary
slightly from the instructions in your unit.
Therefore, very important that you refer to the User's manual provided in
your unit.

Operating Instructions

1. Before using your furnace, it is suggested to open entrance door
and windows to ventilate camper for any unusual odors such as
propane or other.
2. Be sure propane container has fuel and valve is open.
Slide switch to "heat" position.
3.
4. Set temperature on 5 to 8 degrees above room temperature.
5. Blower will start in 0 to 15 seconds, run for 30 seconds during
heat chamber PURGE cycle, removing any propane vapor.
6. Second cycle, blower continues to run, module board will: (a)
send spark to the burner tube, (b) Open valve to release
propane to burner tube.
7. Ignition attempt will be for 7 seconds.
8. Failing to ignite, board will make 2 more attempts to light the
burner and then go to lockout.
9. If after (3) attempts with no ignition, drop thermostat to lowest
setting, wait 1 minute and repeat the same steps.
10. After the burner tube lights, set thermostat at desired setting.
11. To shut burner down, move thermostat to lowest setting or to off.
12. Blower will continue to run for about 2 minutes until heat is
removed from chamber.

To Turn Off Appliance

1. Set the thermostat to lowest setting, then move lever to off
position.
2. Turn off all electric power to the appliance, if service is to be
performed.
3. Turn manual valve (if so equipped) to the off position. Do not
force.

External Vents

Always be sure these vents are clear of any objects like screens, duct
tape, etc. Exhaust will be hot after operation.
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