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Page 4 WELCOME TO JAYCO We at Jayco want to thank you for your purchase of the 2017 Redhawk and becoming part of the Jayco family – a family that is composed of Jayco employees and you. At www.jayco.com you will find a copy of the Jayco story that describes our rich history, values and commitment to you.
Page 5 Again, thank you for your purchase and we, at Jayco, will do all we can to ensure that all your future adventures will be better than expected while traveling in your Redhawk.
Page 6 This Guide Is For It is a demonstration of Jayco’s commitment to make your ownership and use of your Redhawk an extraordinary experience. It is meant to be both an introductory guide to support your initial walk-through as well as a long-term reference source.
Page 7: Before We Begin
BEFORE WE BEGIN ABOUT YOUR COACH IDENTIFYING EXTERIOR COMPONENTS TYPES OF SWITCHES AND CONTROLS SOURCES OF POWER AND ENERGY FRESH WATER SYSTEM COOLING AND HEATING STORAGE AND LOADING...
Page 8: Table Of Contents
Before We Begin • About Your Redhawk • The Sum of Two Parts • Identifying Exterior Components • Types of Switches and Controls • Sources of Power and Energy • Types of Electrical Power • Sources of Electrical Power • Battery Power/Propane Energy •...
Page 9 Basic Operations - continued • Preparing To Drive - continued • Driver Comfort • Starting the Engine • Using the Transmission • Rear Camera • Rearview Mirrors, Door Locks and Windows 38 • Radio • Checklist • While Driving • Warning Lights •...
Page 10 Using Your Coach – continued • Setting Up Camp – continued • Overall Process -- continues • Hooking Up The Sewer Line • Hooking Up Electricity • Hooking Up Water • Monitoring Electricity and Tanks • Black and Gray Water Tank Management •...
Page 11 Beyond The Basics • Electrical System • Electrical System Diagram • Electrical System Introduction • Generator Power • Shore Power • Battery Power819 • 120 Volt Circuit Breakers And 12 Volt Fuses 81 • Inverter • Converter • Plumbing System •...
Page 12: Before We Begin
• Safety • Hydraulic Brake Assist • Third Brake Light The Living Quarters • Constructed by Jayco. • Seamless one piece fiberglass cap. • Premium amenities All with an industry leading two year warranty! © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 13: Identifying Exterior Components
• Integrated third brake light • Seat belts in every position • Frameless windows • Multiple marker lights for increased visibility. Rear Camera Hollow Embedded In Bumper To Third Brake Store Light Sewer Hose © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 14: Driver Side
City Water Fuel Tank Control Flush Connection Fill Valves Connection Power Cord Storage Storage Generator Storage (30 Amp) House Shower Battery Sewer Hose Black Grey Connection Water Tank Water Tank Dump Dump Valve Valve © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 15: Types Of Switches And Controls
There are times when two different types of switches will be used to accomplish the same outcome – this is for your convenience and ease of use. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 16: Sources Of Power And Energy
You will need to carry an adapter in order to do this – you should purchase and always have a 30 to 20/15 amp adapter with you. Jayco does not provide this. RV Park Pedestal Circuit Plug At End Of...
Page 17: Sources Of Electrical Power
(Outlined in yellow.) The hours of run time contributes to the scheduling of service. • The generator will stop when the fuel tank gets to ¼ full. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 18: Battery Power/Propane Energy
When your tank is filled, note that the maximum fill level is 80%. This is considered a full tank. The remaining 20% allows for safe expansion when faced with changing weather conditions. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 19: Fresh Water System
NOTE Not all garden type hoses or containers are appropriate for transporting potable water. Be sure that the hose or container you use for this purpose is labeled for potable water. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 20: Pump
Of note in this picture is that cold water lines are blue and hot water lines are red. The pump moves water from the fresh water tank to the water heater and directly to cold water faucets. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 21: Cooling And Heating
Thermostat The thermostat, located on a mid-ship wall, will call for cool or warm air depending on the settings. The thermostat will maintain the set temperature within a couple of degrees. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 22: Ducts And Vents
Keeping the air filters clean prevents damage to Air Filters the heat pump and maintains a healthier environment in your coach. Furnace There are a number of floor vents to deliver the warm air from the furnace. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 23: Storage And Loading
Bunk Bed Shelves Living Room/Kitchen Cabinets Exterior Storage Numerous storage bays exist around the exterior of the coach. NOTE • For safety and better handling while driving, evenlydistributeyour load front to back and left toright. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 25: Basic Operations
BASIC OPERATIONS LOCKING/UNLOCKING THE COACH SWITCHES AND CONTROLS RADIO PREPARING TO DRIVE WHILEDRIVING SAFETYCONSIDERATIONS COLD WEATHERCONSIDERATIONS DEPARTURE CHECKLIST...
Page 26: Coach And Cab Locks
• All the locks should be lubricated with a light silicon spray at least once a year to mitigate damage caused by rain, salt, pollen, etc. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 27: Switches And Controls
If the awning be used, when turned back on all the lights that retracted when not were in the ON position will illuminate. with the coach. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 28: Control Panel
3- Slideouts 9- Water pump 4- Battery level 10- Water Heater 5- Fresh water level 10a = LP gas burner water heater 10b = Spark igniter fault 10c = Electric element water heater © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 29: Overall Dash
ASIC PERATIONS SWITCHES AND CONTROLS Overall Dashboard Driver Controls Center Passenger Console Controls Gauges The next several pages contain the detail of each of these cockpit areas. Steering Wheel Cruise Control © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 30: Rearview Mirror, Door Locks And Windows
ASIC PERATIONS SWITCHES AND CONTROLS Rearview Mirrors, Door Locks And Windows Side Mirror Control Lock and Unlock Passenger Cab Doors Driver Side Side Passenger Window Driver and Passenger Control Window Control © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 31: Driver Gauges
All the lights in the warning light panel should light when the ignition is turned on. This enables you to check that none of these important lights have burned out or not operating correctly. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 32: Headlights And Cockpit Lighting
ASIC PERATIONS SWITCHES AND CONTROLS Headlights and Cockpit Lighting Parking Lights Headlight Switch Head Lights Map Lights Cockpit (One Over Each Over Door) Lighting © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 33: Preparing To Drive
It should be filled by a qualified supplier and can only be filled to a maximum of 80% capacity. For your safety and to pass through restricted thoroughfares such as bridges and tunnels, always turn the propane off while traveling. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 34: Checking Engine Fluids
Check And Replenish Fluids As Necessary Remove cap to add windshield washer fluid if necessary Oil level dip stick Remove cap to add engine oil if necessary Hydraulic brake fluid Coolant fluid © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 35: Safe Driving
Driving an overloaded vehicle can be extremely dangerous. Ensure Passenger Use Of Safety Belts While not monitored, fellow travelers should always be using the seat belts installed at every seat. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 36: Filling The Fresh Water Tank
The water pressure in some RV Parks is very high which, if not reduced, could damage the plumbing system in your coach. It is suggested that you purchase and use a pressure regulator. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 37: Basic Operations
Make sure that the driver and passenger seats are in the full upright position to avoid damage to the them or the slideout(s) when they are moved in or out. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 38: Starting The Engine
1.Depress the brake pedal. 2.While still depressing the brake pedal, pull down on the transmission lever until the desired gear is highlighted on the display. 3.Slowly release the brake pedal and proceed with driving. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 39: Rear Camera
Your camera input “V 1” NOTES When backing up, never rely on the camera and side view mirrors alone. It is always suggested that you have someone provide you assistance and warning to others n the vicinity. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 40: Rearview Mirrors, Door Locks And Windows
Open and Close Passenger Window and window goes all the Passenger Window (Hold until window way down. Push and (Hold until window reaches desired hold to put window up. reaches desired position) position) © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 41: Radio
To save a tuned-in station, press and hold one of the six buttons to program that station into memory. Repeating the process with an already assigned button will replace the original station with the new station. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 42: Checklist
Auto at all times, it will automatically switch to gas if power is not available. 4. Ensure refrigerator doors are fully closed. 5. Position driver and passenger seats for driving. 6. Determine route to next destination. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 43: While Driving
“0.0” Seatbelt(s) Check Airbag Engine Fuel Fuel Battery Malfunction Overheating Warning In Use Voltage Security Parking Engine Powertrain System Not Needs System Brake Malfunction Working Engaged Service Doors Locked © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 44: Headlights
• Rotating all Map Lights the way up (One Over Each Door) turns on the • Pushing On/Off button map lights. turns lights on. • Both lights turn on when door is opened. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 45: Heating And Air Conditioning
On while Push and HOLD the bottom this button to turns it Off. increase the set speed. Push and HOLD this button to decrease the set speed. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 46: Turn Signals, High Beam Headlights
Hazard Lights Located on the steering wheel column, simply press the Hazard light button down to flash all the parking lights. Press again to turn them off. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 47: Turning And Tail Swing
If you have to make a sharp turn when leaving, if your swing is 2.5 feet, the coach should be no closer to the pump than 3 feet for safety’s sake. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 48: Safety Considerations
There is one emergency exit in the bedroom. Lift the red lock handle and push the window out. Exit as soon as possible. Note that for safety reasons the emergency exit window(s) do not have screens. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 49: Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (Gfci)
To test the GFCI outlet, press the test button. The reset button should trip (pop out). Press the reset button back in and if it stays in place, the GFCI outlet is working properly. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 51: Using Your Coach
USING YOUR COACH SETTING UP CAMP GETTING COMFORTABLE AROUND THE KITCHEN CLEANING YOUR COACH BREAKING CAMP...
Page 52: Overall Process
A slope of 1.7º requires lifting the rear wheels 0.4” per foot. • Assuming that the distance between the phone and the rear wheels is 6 feet, the rear wheels need to be raised 2.4” (6 x 0.4). © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 53: Leveling The Coach
• Press the power button to initiate the system. • Depress AUTO LEVEL and let the jacks deploy and level the coach. For safer and stress-free parking, unhook your tow vehicle before traveling to, and parking at, your site. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 54: Extending The Slideout Rooms
• Press and hold each rocker switch up toward EXT (extend) until the slide is fully extended. As soon as the slide is fully extended, release the button to avoid any damage to the slide mechanism. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 55: Using Your Coach
5. Leave the black water tank gate valve closed until it needs to be emptied 6. Open the gray water gate valve NOTE If dry camping where there will be no hookups, leave both the grey and black gate valves in the closed position (pushed in). © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 56: Hooking Up Electricity
2. Ensure that the 30 amp breaker is in the Off position at the RV park pedestal 3. Insert the plug into the 30 amp outlet 4. Turn the 30 amp breaker to the On position © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 57: Hooking Up Water
2. Connect the male end to the city water inlet hose connection 3. Connect the female end to the RV park faucet 4. Turn on the RV park faucet – in this case by pulling up on the handle. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 58: Battery Level
L = Low; F = Fair; G = Good; and, C = Charged. Generally speaking, all four lights will light only when the coach is plugged into shore power or running the generator. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 59: Black And Gray Water Tank Management
If used, a check valve should be placed between the Y connector and the dedicated black tank flush hose to ensure that no fresh water is contaminated that can cause illness. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 60: Water Heater System
130° F. If hot water is used faster than the recovery rate, the water will be colder. • Using the electric element when not plugged into shore power or running the generator will rapidly deplete the house battery and is not recommended. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 61: Awning
The awnings should always be stowed if you are going to leave the campsite to prevent wind gust damage. Wind or rain damage to the awning is NOT covered under warranty. See the next page for adjusting the pitch of the awning. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 63: Heating-Cooling
SYSTEM setting. • ON-LOW/ON-HIGH • The fan runs continuously (LOW or HIGH speed) recirculating air or distributing cool or warm air depending on the SYSTEM setting. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 64: Light Control And Shades
Your coach has roller shades at each window. Pull the shade down to the desired level. To retract, simply apply a slight downward pull and then let the shades return to their closed position. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 65: Bathroom Facilities
• It is recommended that a trash bin be kept by the toilet for disposal of non organic/non approved used toilet paper. • This includes baby wipes, paper towels and other commonly used materials that should not be flushed down a residential toilet. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 66: Vent Fan
Damage caused by condensation is NOT covered under warranty. Lights 1 = Main bathroom light 2 = Vanity lights NOTE For these switches to work the switch on the lights themselves must be in the ON position. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 67: Watching Television
Your coach is also prewired to install a TV in the bedroom as well as to hook up a TV for outside viewing. TV hook-up located in Location for installation storage bay under furnace of bedroom TV access panel © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 68: Broadcast (Over -The-Air) Television
(which rotates the antenna) until you achieve the best picture quality. Different stations may be broadcast from different locations, so the antenna may have to be positioned again to achieve the best picture quality for that station. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 69: Cable Television
The power injector must be turned off by releasing the button to the out position. The Green light will go out. Channel Search Follow the directions of your TV to search for active stations on the cable system. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 71: Getting Ready For Bed
2. Pull the table back up as high as it will go. 3. Turn the rod underneath back to the locked position so that the table does drop when leaned on. 4. Reposition the cushions. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 72: Sofa Tri-Fold Bed
3. While sleeping surface 4. Once sleeping surface is is up, fold out legs. grounded, fold headboard Extend sleeping down flat. surface until grounded. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 73: Around The Kitchen
• For optimum efficiency and performance, it is recommended that the refrigerator be checked at least twice a year as part of routine maintenance. • The doors, when closed tightly should not open during transit. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 74: Microwave Oven
ALWAYS open a vent or window to avoid carbon monoxide buildup and poisoning when cooking. • Avoid using oversize pots, pans, and baking sheets which can cause overheating and damage the grates and burners. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 75: Breaking Camp
Do double check that everything is ready for travel. Rapid departures often lead to broken roof fixtures and storage doors flying open! It is suggested that you hook-up your tow vehicle AFTER leaving your site but before leaving the campground. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 77: Beyond The Basics
BEYOND THE BASICS ELECTRICAL SYSTEM PLUMBING SYSTEM COLD WEATHER CONSIDERATIONS...
Page 80: Electrical System Introduction
• Once the cover is disconnected, lift the cover up behind the exterior wall far enough for the bottom of the cover to be pulled out. • Reverse the process to replace the cover. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 81: Generator Operations
WARNING Carbon monoxide is deadly. DO NOT run the generator when your motorhome is indoors or in a confined space. Asphyxiation or carbon monoxide poisoning hazards exist whenever generator exhaust gases can accumulate. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 82: Generator Controls
If the generator does not start after the first attempt, wait at least two minutes before beginning another sequence. If the generator does not start after the third attempt, refer to the generator Owner’s Manual for additional information. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 83: Shore Power
• The house battery is located in a forward bay on the driver’s side. This battery requires no maintenance with the exception of a periodic inspection to ensure that the cables are tight and clean. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 84: 120 Volt Circuit Breakers And 12 Volt Fuses
• Should be little need for user to access. NOTE It is suggested that you carry an assortment of fuses with you. Your local auto parts store can assist you in purchasing the correct types and sizes of fuses. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 86: Changing The Fresh Water Filter
• Do not use carbon cartridges where water is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality. • Maximum operating pressure is 125 psi (8.5 bar) • Maximum water temperature is 125 degrees Fahrenheit (52 degrees Centigrade) © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 87: Water Heater
• While safety systems are in place, it is imperative that the supply of gas to the coach be stopped if you smell gas in or around the coach. To do so, close the supply valve at the tank. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 88: Connections And Valves
The element will now heat the water in the tank. NOTE For more continuous use of hot water, you can use both the electric element and the gas burner at the same time. This increases the rate of hot water recovery. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 89: Draining All The Water From The Coach
• The valves only require ¼ turn – do not force them beyond ¼ turn. • Turn all three valves counter clockwise. Open This will drain any remaining water from the hot, cold and water pump lines. Draining © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 90 RV parts store and attach it to your hose. Insert the wand through the drain hole and turn on the hose water. Simply turn the wand around until the flushing water is clear. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 91: Heaters With Tanks
Step 12. Once water stops coming out of the Low Point Drains, turn off the pump. Step 13. Close ALL Low Point Drain valves. Closed position © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 92: Winterizing Your Coach
Hot and one Cold water faucet or Low Point Drain valve. Air pressure applied to a closed valve system, could potentially damage the seals and cause water leaks. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 93 (Top and bottom are open and middle is closed.) • Valves are open when the handle is in-line with the pipe; they are closed when perpendicular to the pipe. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 94 Step 6. Close the Cold water faucets and OPEN the Hot water faucets Step 7. Turn on the pump until fluid comes out of all the Hot water faucets Step 8. Turn off the pump © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
Page 95 Step 10. Pour some of the fluid down each drain to protect the P- traps Step 11. To prevent staining, wipe the RV antifreeze out of the sinks, shower or tub and toilet using a soft, dry cloth. © Jayco, Inc., 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED...
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