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- Page 3 Overland Beast MODE adventure van as your preferred getaway Beast MODE of travel, camping, exploring, etc . . . you are going for vehicle for a more adventurous life out on the open road and beyond! without all the hassle and complexity associated with conventional RVs or camper vans.
- Page 4 R E A D Y T O G O And finally, we feel your Beast MODE should be ready to perform and keep its promise on a moment’s notice. So, we have made every effort to ensure all of the onboard systems and components are easy to maintain and readily serviceable by qualified technicians.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Occupant and Cargo Carrying Capacity ....2 Section 3 – DRIVING YOUR Beast MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Vehicle Certification Label . - Page 6 Welcome to Beast MODELife! S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D 110 Volt Breakers ........19 Plumbing System .
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Page 9: Section 1 - Introduction
WARNING without notice, and without obligation to install the same products previously manufactured. In addition to this User Guide, your Beast MODE came with the Indicates a hazard that may endanger manufacturer’s user manuals for various appliances and systems in your health or life, or the health or life your RV. -
Page 10: Pre-Delivery Inspection
A full load of water for the vehicle is a call with customer support and even help in scheduling service, provided on the label. if needed. Storyteller Overland has a network of dealers if you find... -
Page 11: Vehicle Certification Label
21 gal Gray water tank capacity 24 gal Vehicle Certification Data Explanation Portable toilet capacity 4.75 gal 1. Date of completed alterations by Storyteller Overland 2. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating Wheelbase 144” 3. Gross Front Axle Weight Rating GVWR 9,050 lbs 4. -
Page 12: Owner Info
Introduction S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D Owner Info All information is based upon the most recent data available. Visit storytelleroverland.com for the most current product information. Owner’s Name(s)_______________________________________________ 1. -
Page 13: Section 2 - Safety & Precautions
Safety & Precautions S E C T I O N 2 SAFETY & PRECAUTIONS G E N E R A L WA R N I N G S Pregnant women: never place shoulder belt behind your back or under your arm. Adjust lap belt across your hips/pelvis and below your All seats should be locked in the travel position while the vehicle is belly. -
Page 14: Carbon Monoxide Warning
Safety & Precautions S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D WARNING C A R B O N M O N O X I D E WA R N I N G WARNING This motorhome has been designed, manufactured and tested with concern for the protection of its occupants . -
Page 15: Smoke And Carbon Monoxide Alarm
M O N O X I D E A L A R M WARNING Your Beast MODE is equipped with an alarm that will sound if it detects smoke or carbon monoxide in your vehicle. This system should Do not text the fire extinguisher by be tested after the vehicle has been in storage, before each trip, and discharging it . -
Page 16: Electrical Cautions
We recommend obtaining a replacement only a higher rated fuse or breaker. from your Storyteller Overland dealer or a reliable RV parts supplier. Use caution when handling or working near energy storage systems and electrical components. Always remove any jewelry and wear California Proposition 65 Warning: Battery posts, terminals, protective clothing and eye covering and avoid creating sparks. -
Page 17: Weighing The Rv
When towing, do not exceed the GVWR, the rear axle GAWR, or the to accumulate in indoor air. Ventilate your RV before and during each chassis GCWR by the combined loaded weight of the Beast MODE use using the windows, exhaust fan or air conditioning system. If you and the towed item. -
Page 18: Mold
S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D M O L D Storyteller Overland will not assume responsibility for mold deemed to be a result of a user’s lack of timely and appropriate action to mitigate Mold is a natural part of our environment. -
Page 19: If You Get A Flat Tire
You may need to counter-steer to compensate for pull created by the failed tire. Storyteller Overland does not assume responsibility for damage incurred while towing this vehicle. Do not stomp/slam on the brakes. Do not jerk your foot off the accelerator. -
Page 21: Section 3 - Driving Your Beast Mode
- S E C T I O N 3 - DRIVING YOUR BEAST MODE S E AT B E LT S See your Sprinter Operating Instructions for information on items like driving controls, instrumentation, cruise control, climate controls, All seating positions have seat belts which should be used anytime the gauges, wipers, lights, safety belts, and other chassis related features. -
Page 22: Factory Dash Climate Controls
V E H I C L E M A I N T E N A N C E and any time the wheels are removed and re-installed. The Beast MODE is built on a Sprinter chassis and requires routine NOTE: The Beast MODE lug bolts torque specification is 133 ft-lbs. -
Page 23: Spare Tire (If Equipped)
A N D F U N C T I O N S partment near the jack. The Beast MODE has various cabin controls. The main controls for the NOTE: Do not use the stock Sprinter factory lug bolts when attaching M-Power Energy Storage System and the cabin climate and hot water the custom Storyteller Overland wheels. -
Page 25: Section 4 - Systems And Appliances
NOTE: Only use an RV rated 30A extension cord less than 50 feet long and never use a standard extension cord. Every Beast MODE is equipped with the M-Power Energy Storage System (ESS) which powers most electrical systems in the RV. The ESS... -
Page 26: Volt System And Components
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D 5 8 V O LT S Y S T E M A N D will blow and power will be cut off to that circuit. Blown fuses can be removed and replaced to restore power to the circuit. -
Page 27: Volt Breakers
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES The inverter consumes energy, so it can be switched off when not WARNING needed. When the inverter is on through the control panel, it can be turned on/off more conveniently using the Inverter On/Off button near the large Volta button. For example, to conserve energy and keep the The GFCI will not completely eliminate fridge cooling, the inverter can be turned off because the fridge also the risk of electrical shock . -
Page 28: Operating The M-Power Energy Storage System
With Auto Start armed, Boost MODE will automatically engage and momentarily while performing systems checks. idle at charging speed when M-Power ESS reaches approximately NOTE: Plugging the Beast MODE into shore power will automatically 20% state of charge and will disengage at approximately 50% state of charge. -
Page 29: Inverter/Charger Panel
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES • Green – charge level is ~20% or more, electrical system normal. er the 110V and 12V systems will be shut down. Cycle the Volta power button again to activate 110V and 12V systems. • Yellow – charge level is low (~10% - 20%), electrical system NOTE: The M-Power system will remain on when plugged into shore normal. -
Page 30: Charging Via Shore Power
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D C H A R G I N G V I A S H O R E P O W E R A D J U S T I N G T H E S H O R E P O W E R ... -
Page 31: Charging With The Auxiliary Alternator
RE CO V E RY P R O CE DU R E : O P T I O N 2 The Beast MODE comes with two 45w solar panels that add energy into the Energy Storage System when there is sufficient sunlight and Turn off all appliances and system draws. -
Page 32: Storing The M-Power Energy Storage System
NOTE: Only use Scenario 1 if the system is frequently monitored to ensure shore power is always present. NOTE: Improper storage of your Beast MODE may damage the En- Scenario 2: Stored without power connected (Deep Sleep Storage) ergy Storage System. -
Page 33: M-Power Service & Maintenance
If the problem persists, contact Storyteller Overland. To resolve the issue, try the Zero State of Charge Recovery Procedures. If this does not work, contact Storyteller Overland. Power Button Illuminated, System Will Not Charge On Shore Power •... -
Page 34: Interior Lighting
NOTE: The M-Power system and the inverter must be on for the AC system to work. Your Beast MODE has a system to heat the cabin air and the water, and can also help keep plumbing from freezing in cold weather. -
Page 35: Turning The Heating System On
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES Using the Sprinter Engine Heat The heating system uses diesel from the Sprinter to fire a small furnace for heating cabin air, and a heat exchanger for heating water. When driving, using heat from the Sprinter engine is an efficient way The heating system can also use heat from the Sprinter’s engine. -
Page 36: Troubleshooting The Heating System
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D Troubleshooting the Heating System Main Furnace Info Page The diesel-fired furnace monitors itself during operation and, should unexpected conditions occur, the system will record a Fault Code. If the furnace does not start properly, it will pause and attempt another restart. -
Page 37: Prime Furnace Fuel Pump
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES Outlet temp: Temperature of the Water/Glycol at the output hose • Switch between the pages using the “hamburger” symbol. (C or F) • Altitude Mode Setup: Adjust the furnace for higher altitude (over Flame sensor: Temperature of the flame sensor (C or F) •... -
Page 38: Plumbing System
3. Fill the tank, press UP. 4. Press OK to accept current value. The Beast MODE has a tank monitoring system that displays the level 5. Press MENU to back out and select another tank, exit Settings or of fresh and grey water onboard and, if enabled, can alert you when set the alarm. -
Page 39: Fresh Water System
Water Filtration Systems Filling the Fresh Water Tank from City Water The Beast MODE does not have a water filtration system. When connected to any water source, an in-line style RV water filter should 1. Connect the fresh water supply hose to the Fresh Water be used to keep debris out of the system. -
Page 40: Fresh Water Pump Location
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D When the pump is turned on, it will prime and cycle for a few • Close all faucets (sink, rear shower, interior shower). moments while it pressurizes the water lines, then turn off once it •... -
Page 41: Using The Siphon Tube Method To Fill The Plumbing System Only
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES 4. Turn the black valve on the horizontal water line to the open 4. Prime the system using the Prime Water Lines for Use procedure position (handle parallel to the water line) to allow external water until water flows. to flow into the fresh water tank. -
Page 42: Disinfecting The Fresh Water Tank And Plumbing System
SYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D Disinfecting the Fresh Water Tank Only 4. Place strainer back into the bowl and screw back onto the strainer assembly. -
Page 43: Halo Shower
5. Place the shower head and hose inside the curtain and hang on Macerator Pump the shower head holder. The Beast MODE uses a macerator pump to help drain grey water Putting away the Halo Shower: and small solids down the sink to the gray water tank. When water... -
Page 44: Draining The Gray Water Tank
Winterizing your Beast MODE for freezing conditions is an important appropriate RV cleanout station or other appropriate disposal site. part of maintaining your vehicle. While your Beast MODE is set up to handle 4 season weather during use, it should never be stored without To empty the tank, remove the cover cap from the gray water tank being winterized during freezing conditions. -
Page 45: Winterizing The Freshwater Lines
Winterizing P-Traps through the access port near the rear of the water supply cabinet. Rather than traditional water traps, the Beast MODE uses waterless Winterizing the Freshwater Lines traps, which are less susceptible to freezing. It is advised to pour a cup of non-toxic RV grade antifreeze down the shower drain. -
Page 46: Cooktop
Storyteller Overland. A S P H Y X I AT I O N R I S K S NOTE: If equipped, the refrigerator drain plug is usually not installed... -
Page 47: Setting Up The Dreamweaver Bed
EXTERIOR CARE NOTE: While the Dreamweaver can be in the sleep, work, or garage GrooveLounge 2 seater / 2 sleeper ™ Convertible Sofa Bed configuration while the vehicle is in motion, it should not be used while the vehicle is in motion. The GrooveLounge can convert from a bench seat into a sleeping NOTE: The Dreamweaver has a maximum load rating of 300 lbs surface or a lounge. -
Page 48: Dinette Table
F O L D - O U T E X T E R I O R TA B L E The table system has 4 parts: The Beast MODE has a fold-out table on the side of the galley that 1. A wall bracket mounted to the vehicle can be opened when the vehicle door is open. -
Page 49: Exterior Features
NOTE: The awning will slightly retract once the AWNING OUT button is released to correctly tension the awning. This is normal. The Beast MODE has a roof rack for stowing gear and accessories up To retract the awning, press and hold the AWNING IN button until it to 100 lbs, but it is not advised to walk or stand on the rack. -
Page 50: Auxiliary Power Circuit
NOTE: Using the auxiliary lights without the engine running can dis- charge your Sprinter battery. The Beast MODE has an auxiliary power circuit on the roof for installation of an additional electrical accessory. The connection end is Ride Improvement Package used to cap the circuit and pins are supplied with your vehicle to easily connect an accessory. -
Page 51: Havasu Rims
The Sprinter factory lug wrench will not work with the Havasu lugs, Caution should be taken not to slam the doors or swing open freely your Beast MODE is equipped with the tool needed, which is found against the stops which could damage van. -
Page 52: Undercarriage
STORAGE S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D • All seals should be inspected for cracks, gaps, peeling or adhesion • Refrain from parking under trees as branches can damage roof- issues, and any other signs of deterioration. -
Page 53: Polishing And Waxing
Commercial car wash facilities should be avoided. The RV is oversized and may not fit. Also, the high-pressure water and The Beast MODE was built with durable, high-quality materials. Some spinning brushes can damage the vehicle. have specific requirements for cleaning and care, but always use •... -
Page 54: Headliner And Lower Wall Vinyl
MAINTENANCE S T O R Y T E L L E R O V E R L A N D Headliner and Lower Wall Vinyl Cabinet and Galley Laminates This material is designed for high mess areas. For stains like make-up, Clean with a soft cloth using water with mild soap. -
Page 55: Preparing The Beast Mode For Storage
MAINTENANCE P R E PA R I N G T H E B E A S T M O D E Removing the Beast MODE from Storage F O R S T O R A G E • Completely air out the van. -
Page 56: Warranties And Coverage
M-Power ESS. Your vehicle was shipped from the factory with warranty information for many of these components and they may vary in length and coverage from the Storyteller Overland Supplemental New Vehicle Limited Warranty. I N T H E E V E N T O F A N A C C I D E N T... - Page 57 1000 miles after wheel rotation. Fire extinguisher- check charge indicator 350 mi 1000 mi . 10K mi . Beast MODE suspension torque Smoke / CO alarm - test operation and replace batteries if needed *These recommendations apply for normal recreational use. Heavy Appliances duty or full-time use may require more frequent maintenance intervals.
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