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  • Page 2 Cheers to the road ahead! At its heart, the Storyteller Overland MODE4x4 is meant to provide you and your crew with endless hours and many years of pure enjoyment out on the open road and beyond.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Roadside Emergency ....................15 If You Get a Flat Tire ....................16 Section 1 - Introduction ..................2 Spare Tire ........................16 Recovery Towing ......................17 About this User Guide ....................2 Engine Overheating ....................17 Safety Messages Used in this User Guide ..............3 Jump Starting ......................17 Pre-Delivery Inspection ....................3 Before Driving ......................3...
  • Page 4 Activating the M-Power Energy Storage System............27 Water Pressure and Water Regulators .................42 Turning off the M-Power Energy Storage System ............27 Water Filtration Systems ....................42 Turn On/Off the Inverter/Charger ................27 City Water Connection ....................43 Checking M-Power Energy Storage System Levels ............28 Freshwater Tank Fill .....................43 Charging ........................28 Freshwater Pump ......................44...
  • Page 5 Microwave ........................53 Sleeping and Seating Systems ................... 54 Dreamweaver Bed System/Convertible Work Surface ..........54 GrooveLounge 2 seater/2 sleeper Convertable Sofa Bed ......... 54 Dinette Table ......................55 Fold Out Exterior Table ....................56 Exterior Features ......................56 Roof Rack and Ladder ....................56 Awning ........................

  • Page 6: Section 1 - Introduction

    - SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION...

  • Page 7: About This User Guide

    Once your Storyteller Overland adventure van is set up and loaded to meet your needs, you should take the vehicle in for an alignment. A Please refer to the vehicle chassis manual for information regarding the operation, safety, and maintenance of the original vehicle chassis.

  • Page 8: Service And Assistance

    This label shows the total weight capacity allowed for all passengers and cargo, as well as the number of seatbelted riding We are committed to our customers well after the purchase of a vehicle. Storyteller Overland has developed a mobile application, called the positions.

  • Page 9: Specifications And Capacities

    OWNER INFO All information is based upon the most recent data available. Visit the Chassis Mercedes Benz Sprinter Owner’s Name(s) _________________________________________________________________________________________ Storyteller Overland web page – www.storytelleroverland.com – for the Address _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Length 19’ 5” most current product information. Extertior Height 10’...
  • Page 10 SECOND OWNER INFORMATION SECOND OWNER INFO Owner’s Name(s) _________________________________________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________________________________________________________________________ SECOND OWNER STORYTELLER OVERLAND DEALER / SERVICE CENTER Name _________________________________________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________________________________________________________________ Contact _________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone _________________________________________________________________________________________ SECOND OWNER CHASSIS SERVICE CENTER Name _________________________________________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________________________________________________________________ Contact _________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone _________________________________________________________________________________________...
  • Page 11 - SECTION 2 - SAFETY & PRECAUTIONS...

  • Page 12: Section 2 - Safety And Precautions

    SECTION 2 - SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS Do not operate the cruise control on icy or extremely wet roads, winding roads, in heavy traffic, or in any other traffic situation where a constant speed cannot be maintained. WARNING General Warnings Use care when accelerating or decelerating on a slippery surface. Abrupt speed changes can cause skidding and loss of control. All moveable or swiveling seats should be placed and locked in the This motorhome has been designed, manufactured Driving through water deep enough to wet the brakes may affect stopping distance or cause the vehicle to pull to one side.

  • Page 13: Smoke And Carbon Monoxide Alarm

    NOTE: The smoke and CO alarms are not activated by Storyteller Overland. The owner is it is not designed.

  • Page 14: Pinch Hazards

    Inadequate ventilation may allow formaldehyde and other contaminants to accumulate in indoor air. 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 Ventilation to dilute the indoor air may be obtained from a passive or mechanical ventilation system. Always be sure to thoroughly ventilate your circumstances should a problem occur.

  • Page 15: If You Get A Flat Tire

    Never get under a vehicle that is held up by only a jack. WARNING Do not use the stylized lug bolts used with the stylized Storyteller Overland MODE4x4 wheels, when mounting the spare tire. You must use the six chassis supplied lug bolts located in the co-driver footwell Check your tires for proper inflation before each trip, and at least once a month, using an accurate tire gauge.

  • Page 16: Section 3 - Driving Your Adventure Van

    - SECTION 3 - SECTION 3 - DRIVING YOUR ADVENTURE VAN DRIVING YOUR This section refers to items in the factory cabin area, including the dash, front driver and passenger seats, and the safety functions of the rear bench seat. See your chassis manual for information on the factory chassis systems, included items like driving controls, instrumentation, switches, cruise control, climate controls, gauges, wipers, lights, front seats, factory three-point safety belts, and other factory features.

  • Page 17: Factory Dash Climate Controls

    Out-of-balance tires will not roll smoothly and can lead to vibrations and uneven tread wear, such as cupping and flat spots. Tires may need to be balanced if uneven wear is detected, or if ride comfort decreases noticeably. See the Cabin Climate Control System section of this User Guide manual for details regarding the Storyteller Overland installed heating and cooling systems.

  • Page 18: Section 4 - Systems And Appliances

    M-Power™ 12kWh Energy Storage System (Powered by Volta©) Your Storyteller Overland MODE4x4 is equipped with the M-Power 12kWh Energy Storage System, which is used to power the systems and accessories. The M-Power Energy Storage System is housed inside the power systems cabinet. The power systems cabinet is the large cabinet supporting the passenger side rear fold-out bed.

  • Page 19: M-Power Energy Storage System

    10A: Exhaust Fan 15A: Rixen Furnace This system should never be modified, altered, or used in any way outside of how the system was designed by Storyteller Overland. Doing so 10A: Rixen Controls may cause damage to the system, and lead to unsafe conditions.

  • Page 20: 110 Volt Breakers

    Operating the M-Power Energy Storage System M-Power Energy Storage System is turned on. Activating the M-Power Energy Storage System The inverter can be switched off, through the inverter/charger panel, while the M-Power Energy Storage System is on. This will help conserve power greatly, as the inverter uses a significant amount of standby power even while no load is drawn by the 110V system.

  • Page 21: Checking M-Power Energy Storage System Levels

    45°F. Warming the interior of MODE will speed this process. Blue Blinking (rapidly) - Internal fault - contact Storyteller Overland. The inverter/charger has an adjustable charge rate. This function is controlled through the inverter/charger panel. If the shore power breakers Orange Blinking (every 5 seconds) - System is too hot to a accept charge, charging will automatically resume once the energy storage trip while charging, the charge rate can be reduced in 5 amp increments.

  • Page 22: Recovery From A Depleted Power State (Zero State Of Charge)

    Zero State of Charge Recovery Procedures: Option 2 setting would be 10A. An exception to this rule would be while connected to a dedicated 110V 30A power source, such as a campground. You can utilize the full 30A charge rate. If the circuit breakers are being tripped, however, reduce the charge rate by 5A Turn off all appliances and system draws.

  • Page 23: Waking The System From Deep Sleep Storage

    - Connect the shore power cord to an appropriate outlet and secure to prevent accidental unplugging. - Should the power be interrupted (and the M-Power Energy Storage System power button has not been pressed in) the system will automatically shut down. - The M-Power Energy Storage System will turn on when connected to shore power, even if the power button is not pressed in.

  • Page 24: Heater Operating Limits

    - Do not leave the system unattended in this warming recovery until the system fully charges. To resolve the issue, follow the Recovery from a Depleted Power System: Zero State of Charge procedure outlined below: - If the energy storage pack does not accept a charge, contact Storyteller Overland for further assistance. Option 1 Heater Operating Limits Turn off all appliances and system draws.

  • Page 25: Interior Lighting

    Refer to the M-Power Energy Storage System portion of this User Guide for instructions on operating the power system. If the problem persists, contact Storyteller Overland. The main interior lighting is divided into two zones: overhead ceiling lights and under-cabinet lights.

  • Page 26: Air Conditioner Filters

    Follow the instructions listed to use the heating system. -Use the arrows to set the desired temperature at which the A/C will turn on. To Activate the Hot Water: -To turn the A/C off, press the power/mode screen until you return to the Off screen. Turn the System switch on the 4 switch panel to the ON position -The Off screen is blank with off written in the lower right corner.

  • Page 27: Using And Setting The Thermostat For Cabin Heat

    -To turn the cabin heat off press the power/mode screen until you return to the off screen. -The off screen is blank with off written in the lower right corner. If your furnace continues to fail to start please contact Storyteller Overland for assistance. Using the Engine Heat Exchanger Fuel Fired Diagnostic Codes The engine heat exchanger allows the glycol heating loop of the Fuel-Fired Heating System to be heated by the vehicle’s engine coolant...

  • Page 28: Plumbing System

    City Water Connection 3b. If you want to clear the fault codes, press the Red button for Yes. The next screen will confirm the ECU reset, followed by a screen, which will give you the option to check for codes. After clearing codes, the code reader will cycle back to the default screen and return to normal. The plumbing system may be connected directly to a pressurized potable water supply using the City Water Connection where appropriate connections are available.

  • Page 29: Freshwater Pump

    Water Pump Strainer Location and Servicing The water pump strainer is connected to the water pump, between the water pump and the freshwater tank. It can be accessed through the 3. Fill until the tank is full, and turn off freshwater supply hose. When the freshwater tank is full, water will overflow from the tank through the access hatch near the back of the water supply cabinet on the driver’s side rear of the vehicle.

  • Page 30: Disinfecting The Freshwater System

    Alternate Freshwater Disinfection Methods -Repeat for hot and cold sides of the rear shower, being sure the showerhead is directed outside of the vehicle. Turn off the rear shower. -Check that the water pump turns off shortly after all faucets are closed. If the pump fails to turn off a faucet or valve is open, or there may be a If you do not have an inline canister filter, you may alternatively pour bleach directly into the supply hose.

  • Page 31: Halo Shower

    Halo Shower™ solids that may find their way into the galley sink drain. This pump does not allow the drain to flow freely to the graywater tank. The Flex Space Shower can be assembled in under a minute by following a few simple steps. As you use the galley sink, you will need to periodically operate the macerator pump to keep the drain from backing up into the sink.

  • Page 32: Portable Toilet

    Winterizing the Freshwater Lines tank, it is advised to flush the tank and hose with clean water before storage. Close the valve and replace the cap. NOTE: A 3” sewer hose is not supplied with the vehicle. 1. Drain all water from the system by following the Draining the Freshwater System and Plumbing Drainage System procedures listed in this guide.

  • Page 33: Appliances

    NOTE: The refrigerator drain plug is not installed from the factory to prevent accidental damage during the defrost procedure. It is stored in the refrigerator door. Storyteller Overland only uses appliances and products from trusted manufacturers. All of these products meet or exceed applicable codes and NOTE: The refrigerator will be run more efficiently with the drain plug in place.

  • Page 34: Sleeping And Seating Systems

    SLEEPING AND SEATING SYSTEMS The GrooveLounge cushions lock into various angles to allow for unlimited versatility and options on how to relax. Dreamweaver™ Bed System / Convertible Work Surface NOTE: This rear bench seat should be ridden in only if the seat is set up in the standard riding configuration. The Dreamweaver Bed System, in the rear of the vehicle, is a fold away bed system that can also be set up as a work surface.

  • Page 35: Fold Out Exterior Table

    To extend the awning, press and hold the AWNING OUT button. The power awning will automatically stop once it reaches its furthest For your Storyteller Overland MODE4x4 to operate as designed and provide years of enjoyment, some preventative maintenance and general extension.

  • Page 36: Exterior Care

    - Avoid parking near industrial factories. Chemicals present in the exhaust and smoke from these facilities can damage the finish of your vehicle. Delaying repairs to seals and sealant can result in damage to the interior of the vehicle and is not covered by the Storyteller Overland Limited Driving Warranty Policy.

  • Page 37: Interior Care

    Interior Plastics - Don’t use strong soaps to clean your adventure van. - Wash your vehicle with cool water out of direct sunlight, and never when the vehicle is hot. Many of the interior panels may be hard plastics from the original vehicle chassis such as the dash and door panels, for care instructions of - Be careful with high pressure on seals and decals.

  • Page 38: Preparing Vehicle For Storage

    Use an abrasive cleaner or buff in a circular motion with a Scotch Brite® pad to remove. compounds can be purchased from your dealer, or you may contact Storyteller Overland for information on which sealants were used. Badly damaged weather seals may need to be replaced by your dealer or RV technician.

  • Page 39: Adventure Van Maintenance Chart

    Resealing is quite simple, and the material is quickly and easily applied. Appropriate compounds are available from your dealer, or you may contact Storyteller Overland for information on which sealants were used. Check State of Charge (SOC) gauge •...
  • Page 40 Adventure Van Maintenance Chart Continued Adventure Van Maintenance Chart Continued Before Every 3 Every 6 Every Before Every 3 Every 6 Every Use specified sections or manufacturer’s guide for further information Weekly Monthly Use specified sections or manufacturer’s guide for further information Weekly Monthly Each Use...

  • Page 41: Loading Your Vehicle

    Loading Your Vehicle Finding a Scale Commercial truck stops are the most common public access scales, but there are other commercial scales around that may charge a small fee. Before driving your adventure van down the road, be sure to store and secure any loose items. Some of the items that get forgotten are small appliances, cookware, or canned goods left on the countertop, as well as freestanding furniture items.

  • Page 42: Warranties And Coverage

    A/C, heating system, and awning. Your vehicle was shipped from the factory with warranty information for many of these components. These warranty policies may vary in length and scope of coverage from the Storyteller Overland,...
  • Page 43 S07-000001-00023 COPYRIGHT © 2019 STORYTELLER OVERLAND, LLC. ALLRIGHTSRESERVED...

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