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  • Page 1 Regency MOTORHOME OWNER'S MANUAL Experience the Difference...
  • Page 3 Tel: (204) 325-4361 Fax: (204) 325-5241 NOTE Production improvement is a continuing process at Triple E Recreational Vehicles. Thus, we reserve the right to change specifications, operating instructions, standards and options on any and all products without prior notice. Errors and omis- sions excepted.
  • Page 4 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...
  • Page 5 Welcome to the growing number of discerning people who own and operate a Triple E Motorhome. Our company takes great pride in the quality and excellence that the Triple E name represents. We have sought to anticipate your needs and desires with respect to safety, convenience, styling, and engineering.

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION DESCRIPTION PAGE SECTION DESCRIPTION PAGE Introduction ..............9 Entry Door ............30 Operator's Manuals ........9 Light Switches ..........31 Information Package ........9 Comfort Control Center ......31 Options and Equipment ......9 Power Roof Vent ..........
  • Page 8 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION DESCRIPTION PAGE SECTION DESCRIPTION PAGE Maximum Occupancy........ 50 10.3.7 Inverter ............66 Seat Belts ............50 10.4 Trailer Wiring Connector ......66 7.6.1 Lap Belts ............50 10.5 Electrical Schematics ......... 67 7.6.2 Shoulder/Lap Belts ........
  • Page 9 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION DESCRIPTION PAGE SECTION DESCRIPTION PAGE 12.3 Plumbing System Operation ....80 15 Motorhome Maintenance ......... 97 12.3.1 Water Heater ..........80 15.1 Chassis Customer Service ......97 12.3.2 Toilet ..............81 15.2 Engine Access ..........
  • Page 10 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 11: Introduction

    & C MOTORHOME 1 INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your choice of a Triple E built Motorhome for your travelling and touring comfort and enjoyment. It utilizes the latest design features and manufacturing techniques to insure safe, efficient and trouble-free operation at all times.

  • Page 12: Keys

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME KEYS It is a good idea to keep a record of all key code numbers and keep them in a safe place - not in your vehicle. Use the charts in this manual but make a duplicate copy to be stored elsewhere. SPECIFICATION NAMEPLATE...

  • Page 13: Vehicle Certification Label

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME VEHICLE CERTIFICATION LABEL This label contains vehicle identification and other important reference information. The vehicle certification label is located on the driver's door or door frame. Never remove or destroy this label. CERTIFICATION LABELS Custom Paint Colors 2003 Blue Horizon Decor Skirt 1991 Ford Mocha Frost RM #21146 Mfg.

  • Page 14: Definitions

    13. Rear Axle Wheel Configuration: Single axle/Dual wheels. 14. Serial Number: Identifies the sequence number assigned to the completed vehicle by Triple E Recreational Vehicles. 15. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): Identifies the chassis on which the motorhome is built. 16. Type: States the National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA) designated usage classification for your motorhome.

  • Page 15: Identification Information

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION Take a few minutes to fill in this information. It will be a handy reference for you. (Some appliances may be optional). Your Name Motorhome Model Coach Serial No. Chassis Serial No. Date Purchase Dealer Name Address Phone No.

  • Page 16: Exterior Feature Identification

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 1.7 EXTERIOR FEATURE IDENTIFICATION (Typical) Composite model shown for illustration purposes only. Actual locations of features depends on coach model and op- tions. EXTERIOR IDENTIFICATION (RIGHT SIDE) 1. Water Heater Service Access * 11. Battery Compartment 2.

  • Page 17: Service Assistance

    REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS If you believe that your motorhome has a safety defect of any kind that could cause injury, or death, contact Triple E immediately. As well, make sure to contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in the U.S., or in Canada contact Transport Canada (DOT) and report your concern.
  • Page 18 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 19: Safety

    2 SAFETY Safety, comfort and ease of operation are key considerations during the design and manufacturing of all Triple E Motorhomes. It is the responsibility of the owner or operator to read, understand and follow all instructions in the Motorhome, chassis and appliance or auxiliary system manuals and from safety signs on the vehicle.

  • Page 20: Driving Safety

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME DRIVING SAFETY Only trained and licensed drivers are allowed to drive this vehicle. Observe all applicable road and driving regulations. Check with local transport authorities if you have any questions. Inspect the vehicle before driving. Adjust, repair or replace components or systems to maintain vehicle in good driving condition.

  • Page 21: Asphyxiation

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME WARNING ASPHYXIATION 1. Do not use portable fuel-burning equipment including wood and charcoal grills and stoves in the vehicle. The use of this equipment can generate deadly carbon monoxide gas or cause fires. 2. Provide proper ventilation when using the gas range or oven to prevent asphyxiation. Do not use the oven or range to heat the vehicle.

  • Page 22: Alarms

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME ALARMS Refer to the alarm Manual(s) in the Owner's information Package for more detailed information. Recurring alarm(s) indicate the slow accumulation of LP gas, carbon monoxide, or smoke. Have an authorized service center check system and identify source. Correct problem before resuming use of unit. LP Gas Alarm: Sounds whenever there is an unsafe amount of gas in the vehicle.

  • Page 23: Maintenance

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 2.10 MAINTENANCE Do not attempt to start vehicle by hot wiring or shorting across starter terminals Do not remove radiator cap when radiator or engine are hot. Steam or hot fluid can be released. Check coolant level in the overflow reservoir.
  • Page 24 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 25: Preparation

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 3 PREPARATION Refer to information pack supplied with the Motorhome prior to using or driving the unit. Read, understand and follow instructions in the chassis, motorhome, appliance and system manuals. Also follow the safety tips provided in Section 2.

  • Page 26: Trailer/Vehicle Towing

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 3.1.3 TRAILER / VEHICLE TOWING Towing a vehicle or trailer places extra demands on your driving skills and affects the handling, durability, performance and economy of your motorhome. The factory installed towing hitch is rated as a medium duty Class III hitch. The maximum hitch or tongue weight should not exceed 500 lb.

  • Page 27: Parking, Levelling And Blocking

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 3.1.4 PARKING, LEVELLING AND BLOCKING PARKING Try to pick a spot as level as possible on which to park your motorhome. You may choose to drive in or back in depending on your personal preference. Remember, however, that all your utility connections (water, sewer, electrical, etc.) are all located on the left side of your motorhome.
  • Page 28 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 29: Controls

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 4 CONTROLS It is the responsibility of each owner, operator, driver or user to be familiar with the positions, functions and settings of all controls. Each new person should be trained in all aspects of motorhome operation prior to starting. Review this section as often as required to understand the controls.

  • Page 30: Driver/Pass. Power Seat Controls

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME DRIVER'S/PASSENGER'S POWER SEAT CONTROLS SEAT CONTROLS (TYPICAL) Front Of Seat Height: This spring loaded to centre switch sets the height of the front of seat. Depress the upper portion and hold the switch to raise the front of the seat. Depress the lower portion and hold to lower the front of the seat. Forward-Back Position: This spring loaded to centre switch sets the position of the drivers seat.

  • Page 31: Lap/Shoulder Belts

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 4.4.1 LAP/SHOULDER BELTS: The driver and passenger seats are equipped with a combination lap and shoulder belt for maximum restraint. Sit in the seat. b. Pull the spade end of seat belt across the body and insert it into the buckle. Be sure the buckle “clicks” to indicate that the spade is locked securely in place.

  • Page 32: Child Restraints

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 4.4.4 CHILD RESTRAINTS: Child restraint systems are a legal requirement in most jurisdictions of North America. Statistics prove that children not secured with a certified child restraint systems experience more severe and more frequent injuries than those properly restrained.

  • Page 33: Light Switches

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 4.6 LIGHT SWITCHES Many rocker or standard light switches are used throughout the motorhome to turn lights on and off. If there is any confu- sion as to which switch and light work together, try the switch. CEILING WALL 4.7 COMFORT CONTROL CENTER (DIGITAL/ANALOG, DIGITAL SHOWN)

  • Page 34: Power Roof Vent

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME POWER ROOF VENT 4.8.1 POWER VENTS The motorhome is equipped with a powered roof vent. Use the vent fan in conjunctions with an open window to provide a flow of fresh air into the unit. 1.

  • Page 35: Rear Auxiliary Heater

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME REAR AUXILIARY HEATER 4.8.3 Your motorhome may be equipped with a rear auxiliary heater. The function of this heater is to provide heat to the rear of the coach while the engine is running. It will also provide heat to the holding tank compartments to help prevent freeze up.

  • Page 36: Water Heater Bypass

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 4.9.2 WATER HEATER BYPASS The water heater is equipped with a valve that sets its plumbing circuit for normal or winterize. The valve is accessed from inside the motorhome. The location can vary depending on your specific model. Watch the pointer on the pivot to determine the valve setting.
  • Page 37 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME d. Shut-Off Valves: There are 2 shut-off valves located behind the exterior shower accessible from the inside of the unit. Turn clock- wise to shut off the water supply and turn counterclockwise to open it. EXTERIOR SHOWER SHUT-OFF VALVES 3.

  • Page 38: System Monitor

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 5. Fresh Water Tank Drain Valve: This valve drains the fresh water tank. Turn clockwise to close and counterclockwise to open. Always close valves before filling the fresh water tank. (Location will vary) LOW POINT DRAIN VALVES 4.10 SYSTEM MONITOR A system monitor is located above the entrance doorway.

  • Page 39: Rear View Monitor

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 4.12 REAR VIEW MONITOR (OPTIONAL) A rear view camera/monitor system is available to mount on the back of the unit to provide a view of the back of the unit. Refer to the camera/monitor system manual in the Owner's Information Package for detailed operating instructions. Camera: The camera is mounted to pick-up a view of the area behind the unit for backing up or a trailer that is being towed.
  • Page 40 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 41: Driving

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 5 DRIVING Always review the chassis manual before starting or moving your motorhome. PRE-TRIP INSPECTION Be sure all equipment is serviced and ready for travel. Inspect wheel lugs for tightness (See Chassis manual for torque requirements). Examine all tires for road damage. Ensure that all tires are inflated to proper pressure.

  • Page 42: Emergency Equipment Checklist

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT CHECKLIST Use this list as a guide to identify the minimum amount of emergency or safety equipment. Take more as appropriate for your travel or personal needs. First Aid Kit Emergency Flares Tool Box and Tools Plastic Bucket Tow Rope or Chain Wheel Blocks or Jacks...

  • Page 43: Driving Safety Tips

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME CAUTION Observe the engine temperature carefully especially during long climbs. If you notice over-heating, pull off the road and allow the engine to cool off thoroughly before you continue. Fill the radiator with coolant if necessary. b.

  • Page 44: Severe Weather Information

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME SEVERE WEATHER INFORMATION As a motorhome traveller you will find the desire to explore new and out-of-the-way places irresistible. These recreational areas can be vulnerable to unusual and severe weather conditions that could endanger your safety. A few suggestions and safety precautions may help in case you ever find yourself in this situation.

  • Page 45: Quick Loading Checklist

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 5.9 QUICK LOADING CHECKLIST Bedding: Personal: Sleeping Bag Credit Cards b. Sheets b. Traveller's Checks Pillow Cases and Pillows Cash d. Mattress Pads d. Driver's License Extra Blankets Birth Certificate Laundry Bags Sunglasses g. Vehicle Registration Cooking: h.
  • Page 46 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 47: Safety Equipment Operation

    6 SAFETY EQUIPMENT OPERATION Triple E has made every effort to design the vehicle to promote safe driving, use and occupancy. In addition, it has several pieces of safety equipment that the drivers and users should be aware of and trained it their use. Review these instructions with all new people prior to using the motorhome.

  • Page 48: Emergency Escape

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME EMERGENCY ESCAPE The motorhome is designed with an alternate emergency exit via a window in the bedroom and front cab doors. 1. Emergency Exit: Press down on the red latches of the emergency egress window and push out the window. (The egress window has hinges on top).

  • Page 49: Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 6.3.2 COMBINATION SMOKE & CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM This alarm is located on the ceiling in the coach and sounds whenever there is an unsafe amount of carbon monoxide or smoke in the vehicle. Refer to the User's Manual in the Owner's Information Package for complete operating and maintenance instructions.
  • Page 50 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 51: Travelling

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 7 TRAVELLING The motorhome has been designed to provide the driver and passengers maximum comfort and convenience while travelling safely from one place to another. It is the responsibility of the owner/operator/driver to review the safety section at the front of this manual and the chassis manual before travelling in the motorhome.

  • Page 52: Maximum Occupancy

    Net Carrying Capacity (NCC) or the Cargo Carrying Capacity (CCC) in Canada. Triple E uses belted seating positions to determine the NCC or CCC. You may use all the belted seating positions available in your motorhome provided you stay within he GVWR listed on your Vehicle Certification Label.

  • Page 53: Care And Cleaning

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME Seat belts provide maximum safety only when adjusted and worn correctly when the seat is in the forward facing position. The lap part of the belt should be worn as low as possible with the shoulder strap diagonally across the chest, over the shoulder but not against the neck.

  • Page 54: Refuelling

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 7.8 REFUELLING WARNING WARNING Modern fuel systems may cause pressure to build up in Do not smoke when refuelling. Keep flames, sparks and the fuel tank during hot weather. It may happen under smoking material away from fuel or flammable fumes. certain conditions, that a bit of fuel may spray from the spout when the fuel cap is removed suddenly, causing a possible hazard.

  • Page 55: Emergencies While Driving

    & C MOTORHOME 8 EMERGENCIES WHILE DRIVING The Triple E Motorhome is designed with features that allow the driver/occupants to resolve emergencies or failures when travelling. Review this section to be familiar with the recommended procedure to resolve these conditions or situations.

  • Page 56: Towing

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 8.3 TOWING Emergency Starting: Do not tow the motorhome in an attempt to start it. The powertrain is not designed to transmit torque to turn the engine over for starting. Jump Starting: Open the hood and connect the jumper cables to the battery posts. Always connect positive to positive and negative to the frame.

  • Page 57: Home Use

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 9 HOME USE The motorhome is designed to be your home on wheels while traveling in comfort. This section will cover items that must be done or considered in order to obtain the maximum satisfaction from your unit. 9.1 PARKING Parking The motorhome requires more stopping distance and parking space than an automobile.

  • Page 58: Slide Out Room

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME SLIDE OUT ROOM The motorhome may be equipped with one or more expandable slide out room(s) to provide more living area for the occupants. See the Operating Instructions in the Owner's Information Package for detailed operating instructions. 9.3.1 SLIDE OUT ROOM OPERATION Follow the procedure when using slide out room: Ensure that the motormome is propely levelled and supported with stabilizing jacks.

  • Page 59: Slide Out Emergency Operation

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME To Retract the slide-out room: Be sure that there are no obstructions inside or outside the Motorhome that would prevent easy operation. a) Slide control: Press and hold the control switch until the room is back in place so that all weather seals will be in their proper alignment.

  • Page 60: Prolonged Occupancy

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME PROLONGED OCCUPANCY Motorhomes are generally designed for recreational and short-term occupancy. In case of extended occupancy there are a few things to keep in mind regarding humidity and condensation. Excessive moisture inside the motorhome can cause water stains and mildew on the upholstery, the wall materials and the woodwork.

  • Page 61: Electrical Systems

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 10 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS Your motorhome is equipped with two electrical systems operating on separate voltages - a 12 Volt DC System and a 120 Volt AC System. The 12 Volt DC System draws its power either from the engine's charging system while driving or from the coach batteries when parked.

  • Page 62: Power Control Center

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 10.1.2 POWER CONTROL CENTER This panel contains the fuses for the 12 volt system, circuit breakers for the 120 volt system and the converter that changes 120 volt power into 12 volt AC. Each system handles different circuits in the motorhome. Refer to Converter and control panel Manuals in the Owner's Information Package for more information.

  • Page 63: Auxiliary 120 Volt Generator

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 10.2 AUXILIARY 120 VOLT GENERATOR (OPT) Refer to the Generator Owner Operator's Manual for more detailed instructions. WARNING Never check generator oil level while generator engine is running. 10.2.1 GENERATOR SAFETY Electrical: WARNING Extreme care and caution should be exercised when handling the generator and its components.

  • Page 64: Generator Refueling

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 10.2.2 GENERATOR REFUELING Auxiliary generators draw their fuel from the main engine fuel tank. The fuel pick-up tube is shorter than the engine pick-up tube. This prevents the vehicle fuel tank from being completely emptied on site. IMPORTANT Be sure to use the proper fuel.

  • Page 65: Automatic Power Transfer Switch

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 10.2.4 AUTOMATIC POWER TRANSFER SWITCH This motorhome is equipped with an automatic power transfer switch that transfers the power source. It automatically transfers all the load to shoreline whenever it is plugged in. The shoreline must be unplugged to utilize power from the generator.

  • Page 66: Volt Coach Fuses

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 10.3.3 12 VOLT COACH FUSES All 12-volt circuits are protected by either a circuit breaker or a fuse in the control panel. When a breaker trips or a fuse blows, shut off all appliances or lights on the affected circuit and reset the breaker or replace the fuse with a new one of the same amperage.

  • Page 67: Battery Condition Meter

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME NOTE Make sure you don't allow any baking soda solution to get into the battery. This can neutralize the battery acid. Dry the cables and terminals before reinstalling them, and don't use grease on the bare metal inside the cable terminals to prevent corrosion.

  • Page 68: Inverter

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 10.3.7 INVERTER (ENTERTAINMENT CENTER) Your unit may be equipped with an inverter. This inverter takes its power from the coach volt batteries and inverts it to 120 volt A/C power. It is designed to accommodate smaller loads such as TV's and entertainment systems. When you are not connected to shore power and the inverter is switched on, these components will be energized.

  • Page 69: Electrical Schematics

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 10.5 TYPICAL ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS 30A POWER CORD...

  • Page 70: Fuse Panels

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 10.6 FUSE PANELS 10.6.1 COACH FUSE PANEL The coach fuse panel is located in the distribution panel on the end of the Galley cabinet. See the label on the face of the fuse panel for fuse size and function identification. DISTRIBUTION PANEL 120V CIRCUIT BREAKERS AND 12V COACH FUSES...

  • Page 71: P Gas System

    CAUTION These instructions are provided as a general guideline only and may not be complete. To ensure proper service and safety, always take your motorhome to an authorized Triple E service center. 11.1 SAFE USE OF LP GAS The LP gas system is designed and built to adhere to federal government and industry regulation requirements.

  • Page 72: Lp Tank System

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 11.4 LP TANK SYSTEM The storage tank for the LP gas is mounted underneath the motorhome attached to the vehicle frame. It is accessible only from outside the vehicle. The tank valve is located near the top center of the tank next to the regulator. Before opening the supply valve, make sure all controls for the various appliances are in the OFF or PILOT OFF position.
  • Page 73 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME Shut off all pilot lights and the control valve on the LP gas container when filling the container. Always refill empty LP gas container as soon as possible. Do not overfill your LP gas container. Stop filling when liquid appears at the overflow valve, this indicates that the tank is full, which contacts the liquid level at 80% of container capacity allowing 20% for expansion.

  • Page 74: Air In The Lp Tank

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 11.7 AIR IN THE LP TANK If your LP appliances burn poorly or do not stay lit even though you are sure you have plenty of fuel, you may have air trapped in the tank. The air will eventually escape along with the LP gas but it may be necessary that you have your tank purged of air by the LP gas dealer.

  • Page 75: Lp Gas Leaks

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 11.10 LP GAS LEAKS If you smell LP gas in the vehicle or the detector alarm sounds, follow the instructions carefully. WARNING WARNING Do not bring or store LP gas containers, gasoline, or IF YOU SMELL GAS other flammable liquids inside the vehicle because a 1.
  • Page 76 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 77: Water/Plumbing System

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 12 WATER/PLUMBING SYSTEM Your motorhome is designed with a fresh water, grey water and black water tank and associated plumbing to handle all of the water and waste requirements. Review this section carefully to understand each system and how they function together. 12.1 FRESH WATER SYSTEM There are two sources for fresh water in your motorhome: A water tank located within your motorhome.

  • Page 78: Water Pump Filter

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 12.1.4 WATER PUMP FILTER Before water can enter the various outlets in your motorhome it has to flow through a water filter. This filter is located be- tween the fresh water tank and the water pump. Check the water filter periodically and clean or replace it at least annually to assure a clean supply of water.

  • Page 79: Disinfect Water Tank

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 12.1.8 DISINFECT WATER TANK 1. It is recommended that fresh water systems be disinfected: When the system is new and has not been used before. b. When it's been in storage for a long period of time. In case it has become contaminated.

  • Page 80: Black Water - Waste Holding Tank

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME IMPORTANT If grey water holding tank is allowed to overfill, the overflow may back up through the shower drain. 12.2.2 BLACK WATER - WASTE HOLDING TANK The black water holding tank collects all the waste from the toilet and vanity sink. Before using your waste holding tank, deoderize it by adding one gallon water and a commercial holding tank deodorizer through the toilet.

  • Page 81: Black Tank Rinse

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME Add an odor control chemical to the black water holding tank. These are available at any RV center. Rinse the sewer hose thoroughly and store. IMPORTANT Holding tanks should be dumped before travelling to eliminate unnecessary weight while driving. 12.2.4 BLACK TANK RINSE The motorhome is equipped with a built-in black water waste tank flushing system to aid in draining the tank or to remove build-up or odors.

  • Page 82: Holding Tank Level Indicators

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 12.2.7 HOLDING TANK LEVEL INDICATORS The holding tank levels may be checked on the monitor panel. Press the corresponding switch to check the level in each tank. TANK LEVEL INDICATORS 12.3 PLUMBING SYSTEM OPERATION 12.3.1 WATER HEATER The motorhome is equipped with a 6 gallon water heater.

  • Page 83: Toilet

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 12.3.2 TOILET Refer to manufacturer's operating instructions included in information package for more details. Troubleshooting: Water keeps running into the bowl: Check to see that the levers return all the way to the left. Sticking may be caused by foreign material on the waste valve blade or blade seal at the bottom of the bowl.

  • Page 84: Plumbing Schematics

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 12.4.2 TYPICAL PLUMBING SCHEMATICS DRAINAGE SYSTEM...

  • Page 85: Appliances And Interior Features

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13 APPLIANCES AND INTERIOR FEATURES Refer to the operator's manuals in the information package for more detailed instructions if required for each appliance, component or system. 13.1 REFRIGERATOR The refrigerator in your motorhome can be operated on either: 120-volt AC electric.

  • Page 86: Exterior Fridge Access

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13.1.3 EXTERIOR FRIDGE ACCESS This compartment allows access to the refrigerator for cleaning, inspection, maintenance and service. It is good practice to open the compartment door once in a while to make sure that the area is free of any debris that might hinder air circu- lation.

  • Page 87: Lighting Oven Pilot

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13.2.2 LIGHTING OVEN PILOT Make sure all range and oven control knobs are in the off position. Press and turn the oven control knob to the pilot on position. This opens the gas flow to the oven pilot. Open the oven door and light oven pilot.

  • Page 88: Microwave Oven (Optional)

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13.3 MICROWAVE OVEN For complete instructions, refer to the Operating Instructions in the Owner's Information Package. Operating Tips: Do not attempt to operate microwave oven with the door open since this can result in harmful exposure to microwave energy.

  • Page 89: Water Heater Bypass Valve

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13.5 WATER HEATER BY-PASS VALVE See section 17.2 for cold weather storage instructions. HOT WATER TANK BYPASS VALVE 13.6 LP GAS FURNACE The furnace is controlled by the thermostat located in the hallway or galley area . See section 4.7 for the operating instructions. The furnace has no pilot light but is ignited by a direct spark ignition system.

  • Page 90: Tv Antenna

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13.8 TV ANTENNA The TV antenna on your motorhome is easily raised, rotated through 360 degrees and lowered from inside the motorhome by turning the crank or rotating knob. To raise the antenna turn the elevating crank (clockwise) in "UP"...

  • Page 91: Sleeping Facilities

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13.11 SLEEPING FACILITIES WARNING Do not use sleeping facilities while motorhome is in motion. Bedroom: Standard sleeping facilities with a bed are located at the rear of the coach. Dinette: The dinette also can be converted into a bed: Remove cushions.

  • Page 92: Seat/Shoulder Belts

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13.13 SEAT/SHOULDER BELTS 1. Inspection: Twice a year check that belts, buckles, latch plates, retractors and anchorages work properly: look for loose parts or damage (without disassembly) that could keep the restraint system from doing its job. Have a belt assembly replaced if the webbing has been cut or otherwise damaged.

  • Page 93: Electric Step

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13.15 ELECTRIC STEP See step Owner's Manual in the Owner's Information Package for detailed operating instructions . Normal Operation - Step switch in “on” position (located on switch panel beside door entrance). Open the door. The step should descend and lock in extended position with the understep light on.

  • Page 94: Rearsuspension Air System

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13.17 REARSUSPENSION AIR SYSTEM Your motorhome is equipped with an air assist suspension system that can be pressurized to provide the desired ride. Use an air hose and accurate pressure gauge to pressurize the system. A filler valve stem is located on each side of the motorhome next to the wheel well or in the fuel filler shroud.

  • Page 95: Care And Maintenance

    R.V. is strongly recommended to counter the effect of U.V. exposure on the exterior fiberglass parts. U.V. exposure will yellow fiberglass parts over time. Carefully inspect all caulking around windows, doors, and vents as well as all other joints. Recaulk if necessary using the correct caulking material from your Triple E RV dealer. CAUTION Never use strong solvents or harsh abrasives on painted surfaces.
  • Page 96 Only the finest wood products have been used in the construction of your motorhome. To clean, use a soft cloth and a high quality wood finish cleaning product available from your Triple E dealer or other RV centers. The beauty of the wood is in the natural variations in grain and density causing some differences in color and shading.
  • Page 97 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 13. Micro/Convection Oven: Consult owners manuals for detailed instructions. Keep the door and inside of your microwave oven clean. Grease, soil or spatter should not be allowed to build up. A build up of soil will absorb microwave energy, just the same as the food you are cooking and may increase the cooking time.
  • Page 98 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 99: Motorhome Maintenance

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 15 MOTORHOME MAINTENANCE 15.1 CHASSIS CUSTOMER SERVICE Chassis service is a concern for every vehicle owner. Ford Motor Company has recognized this and has developed a nation- wide network of Ford Service Centers. Each service center has the facilities, technicians, equipment and part availability to properly service your motorhome chassis.

  • Page 100: Engine Cooling System

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 15.3 ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM Refer to the chassis manufacturer's manual for complete information and instructions on checking, filling and servicing the fluid level. CAUTION If your motorhome is equipped with an auxiliary rear heater and a motor aid water heater, be sure to allow for adequate coolant capacity.

  • Page 101: Storing Your Rv

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 16 STORING YOUR RV All systems, components and appliances should be inspected and repaired prior to storage. Checklist: Fill fuel tanks to reduce excessive build-up of moisture in the fuel tanks. Check coolant level and add anti-freeze if required, to protect to the lowest expected temperature during storage. Change engine oil to the recommended viscosity to aid cold weather starting.
  • Page 102 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME...

  • Page 103: Winterization

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 17 WINTERIZATION 17.1 COLD TEMPERATURE OPERATION Although your motorhome is designed to withstand colder temperatures, we cannot guarantee the vehicle not to freeze. Certain precautions should be taken in preparing for sub-zero temperature travelling. 17.1.1 CHASSIS Check coolant level and add anti-freeze, if required, to protect against lowest expected temperature.

  • Page 104: Cold Temperature Storage

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 17.2 COLD TEMPERATURE STORAGE 17.2.1 WATER SYSTEM WINTERIZATION Drain the fresh water tank. Turn off the water pump. Drain the water heater using the drain/relief valve located at the water heater. Turn the hot water tank bypass valve to the bypass position. Place the suction hose attached to the antifreeze by-pass valve into a jug of potable antifreeze.

  • Page 105: Warranty Policy

    Triple E RV dealer. All such defective structural parts shall be repaired or replaced at the election of Triple E RV upon return to an authorized Triple E RV service center or dealer. In addition, Triple E RV will cover the cost of labor by an authorized Triple E RV service center or dealer to remove, repair and/or replace such defective structural parts.
  • Page 106 Although the Warranty is extended only to the first retail purchaser of the Motorhome, the Warranty is transferable to the second owner of the Motorhome upon written request to Triple E RV received within thirty (30) days after sale and transfer of title to the Motorhome from its first retail purchaser to its second owner, accompanied by satisfactory proof of sale and transfer.
  • Page 107 Neither your dealer nor any other person is authorized to create or imply any other warranty on behalf of Triple E RV beyond those expressed herein. Your warranty expressly excludes liability for incidental or consequential damages.
  • Page 108 Warranty or need assistance in locating an authorized service center or dealer or if you are dissatisfied with Warranty repairs. You should also contact the Triple E RV Warranty Department at this toll free number in the event it is necessary to have Warranty repairs performed at a site other than an authorized Triple E RV service center or dealer.

  • Page 109: Maintenance Schedule

    CLASS B & C MOTORHOME 19 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE All recommended maintenance procedures are of great importance. Maintenance intervals, checks and inspections recommended in this manual are necessary to keep your vehicle in good working condition. Any damage caused by failure to follow recommended maintenance may not be covered by warranty.
  • Page 110 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME CM = must be done by Certified Mechanic Interior Clean and dust fabrics Clean and dust countertops and cabinets Clean and dust floors Exterior Clean Roof Check roof for surface damage Clean walls Wax front and rear caps Sealants Check for cracks or missing sealant Replace or redo sealant...
  • Page 111 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME CM = must be done by Certified Mechanic Plumbing System Sanitize plumbing system Check plumbing system fittings Winterize plumbing system Winterize City water connection Water Heater Water Heater maintenance instructions Operate pressure relief valve Flush tank Check burner for proper adjustment Check electrode Check module board circuits...
  • Page 112 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME CM = must be done by Certified Mechanic Range Top / Oven Range maintenance instructions Check and clean burner assembly Frame and Chassis Chassis maintenance instructions Check and clean frame components Check and clean hitch and reciever Check tire pressure and tread wear Suspension Check air bag pressure...
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  • Page 115 CLASS B & C MOTORHOME P.O. Box 1230 • Winkler, Manitoba • Canada • R6W 4C4 Tel: (204) 325-4361 • Fax (204) 325-5241 www.tripleerv.com Printed in Canada...

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