GBM CRUISE MASTER Owner's Manual
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- Page 1 OWNERS MANUAL MOTOR HOMES BY... GEORGIE MANUFACTURING, INC. 69950 M-62 • EDWARDSBURG, MICHIGAN 49112 • PHONE (616) 663-3415...
- Page 3 Welcome Forward Welcome to the recreational vehicle lifestyle! This This manual describesthe various design features and manual describes the many features of your recre- operating proceduresof your motor home to aid you in ational vehicle and gives a few simple stepsrelating to understanding its capabilities.
- Page 4 weight of the motor home) shown on the vehicle Construction Standards information sticker posted near the driver's side front It is our intention and utmost goal to provide a safe and window. These ratings are for a fully-loaded vehicle quality built motor home to each and every purchaser. including passengers and normal belongings.
- Page 5 Georgie Boy motor homes are designed to allow for a should be secured so that they cannot slide during a wide variety of uses from extended trips with two sudden stop and cause damage (loose cargo can alter people to short trips with multiple people.
- Page 6 l. Run only the front wheels onto the scaleplatform Check all fluids including: • Motor home engine crankcase oil and obtain a reading. (This first value is the front • Transmission fluid axle GrossAxle Weight.) • Power steering fluid • Radiator recovery system reservoir level 2.
- Page 7 12. Put motor home contents in "travel" condition. Note: Be sure the transmission is in PARK and the parking brakeis engaged to keepthe motor homefrom 13. Secureany looseobjects which could shift while rolling. Ifthe parkingbrakeneeds adjustment, s eethe traveling. ChassisOperator'sManual for properadjustment instructions.
- Page 8 F ailure to dosomayincrease therisk of injury in acollision. Fuel (Liquid Petroleum, Gasoline) The Cruise Master runs on unleaded gasoline. Liquid Follow all the importantsafetyrestraintand air bag propane(LP) gas is requiredto operatethe range, precaution that applyto adultpassengers in your oven, water heater and furnace.
- Page 9 Caution:Donot overfillthe fueltank.Overfilling Caution: If you are towing a vehicle or trailer with can cause excessivepressure and poor engine a Georgie Boy installed hitch, never exceedthe performance. Stop filling the tank the first time maximumgross weightratingaslistedonthetagon that the automatic nozzleon the gashoseshutsoff. the hitch.
- Page 10 located in the automotive circuit. These Caution: Failure to level motor home increase the difficulty of walking in your motor automotive-type fuses available at most service home and could lead to injury. Also, the coolant in stations. Refer to the Electrical section for information the refrigerator/freezer may not flow properly and on living area 12-volt fuses.
- Page 11 Exterior Features Cruise Master Windshield Wipers 2. FrontRunningLights 3. Rearview Mirrors 4. Headlights 5. Main EngineBattery 6. Engine Access Door 7. License Plate Holder 8. Turn SignalsandEmergency Flasher Lights 9. Rear Running Lights 10. Rear View Camera I l. Ladder 12.Tail, Brake,Turn,Back-up...
- Page 12 emergency service,suchasaddingoil, changingfilters Maintenance Power or replacingsparkplugs, could be accomplished at auto service centers, but must be done in accordance Systems with the service instructions specified by the manufacturer. Motor Home ChassisOperator's Manual Referto your Chassis Operator's Manualfor infor- mation on chassis service recommendations.As a genera practice, youshould have thecoolant, b attery andtheengine oil levelschecked atregularintervals.
- Page 13 Recovery Towing on the Road Electrical Systems Ifyour motor home needs to be towed the following Your motor home has two electrical systems. One guidelines should be used: provides 120-volt (AC) power to operate all 120-volt living areareceptaclesand appliances. This system is 1.
- Page 14 Generator If this system fails to start, the generator manual If you have chosen an electrical generator,it is located starting instructions are indicated in the Generator in a special compartment below the motor home floor Power Plant Manufacturer'sInstructions.To stopthe on the driver's side or in a compartment at the rear of unit, hold switch to STOP position until the engine the unit.
- Page 15 VIRE CODE COPPER VHITE BLACK GROUND BAR NEUTRALIZER 9ÅR BLACK 30 AMP NAIN 15 AMP / WCROWAVE 20 AMP/AC 15 AUP/CENEUL 15 A"P/GENEUL VAIN TOA/C CIRCUIT •illiill 112-2 W/ GROUND TOAPPLIANCES CIRCUIT 1 4 114-2 W/ GROUND TO MICROWAVE CIRCUIT p BARE COPPER GROUND '14-2 W/ GROUND TO FRAME 18...
- Page 16 TO UICRO-WAVE CIRcurr •S 114—2 W/CROVNO TO APPLIAtCES CIRCUIT 14 — CODE 114—2 w/GROUND TO OPT. WASHER& DRYER CIRCUIT '7 COPPER 114-2 W/CROUND TO LIGHTINC CIRCUIT VHtTE & SELOGHE PREHEAT "4—2 W/CROUNO BLACK 114-2 (FRE'CHTLINER ONLY) TO REAR CIRCUIT '2 '12-2 W/GROUNO 112-2 N/ANO...
- Page 17 WHITE WIRE TO CONVERTER GREEN WIRE TO CHASSIS WHITE GROUND FROM BEDROOM SLIDE-OUT SWITCH (3515 & 3615 CRUISE MASTER/CRUISE AIR) WHITE GROUND WIRES FRO" CIRCUITS GROUND mCHT FRONT UGHTS 20—Aup RIGHT UGHTS 20—AW '12 WIRE— YELLOW "ONT LICHTS MRE -...
- Page 18 Note: Never run the air conditioner without the return With 30-ampservice,only oneroof air conditioneris air filter in place. This may plug the unit evaporator available and is operated off either the generatoror an externalpowersource. W ith 50-ampservice,two air coil with dirt and may substantially affect the conditionersmay be operatedoff either the generator performance ofthe unit.
- Page 19 The frame mounted tank has four controls; gas Liquid Petroleum Gas pressure regulator, vapor withdrawal (service) valve, fill valve and gauge. To provide LP gas to appliances, System first open the vapor withdrawal service valve all the way (counterclockwise) then close it 2/3 of a turn. WARNING: CONTAINERS SHALL...
- Page 20 Drive the vehicle to an LP gas supplier or one of the If, despite precautions, the gas flow to your service stations which sells LP gas to have the tank appliance should fail at low temperatures, the filled. Look under Gas, Liquefied Petroleum, Bottled stoppagemay bedueto ice in the LP gasregulator as a and Bulk in your classified directory or refer to the resultofcondensedmoisture.Try melting the ice by...
- Page 21 WARNING: FOLLOWING LABEL BEEN Forced Furnace PLACED VEHICLE NEAR RANGE Your motor home is equipped with a forced-air ducted AREA: IF YOU SMELL GAS: circulation system.The temperaturecan be regulated atthe wall-mountedthermostat.The furnacewill keep Extinguish all open flames, pilot lights and all room temperaturesat a comfortable level by activating smoking materials.
- Page 22 For complete operating instructions, refer to the Owner's Information Kit provided with the motor manufacturer's instruction manual see the home. All information relating to your appliances instructions under the heater access panel. should bekept readily available for easyreference. Models with optional pre-heatonly operatethe preheat Note: Be sure to fill out and mail the warranty portion while the vehicle engine is running.
- Page 23 Disconnect the water hose from the motor home operate,refer to the information provided by the water inlet connectionandreplaceinlet pipe protection pump manufacturer for additional checks. cap. Store the water hose in the spaceavailable in the holding tank compartment. Caution: Whenstoring the motor homein freezing temperatures, be sure that all water system...
- Page 24 used and wasted. Although your fresh water tank is go to step 13.Ifthe systemis clear go to step 14. large,your water supply will not last long unlessyou alter water consumption habits that are common in 13. Prepare a solution of I-quart vinegar in five gallons of water and place in tank.
- Page 25 Empty the tanks only at a proper sanitary disposal Remove the sewer hose and replace the cap on the station. Drain the tanks when they are nearly full or at waste water line. the end ofyour trip. It is not advisable to drain the tanks when they are less than 3/4 full, especially the "black Use a hose to rinse out sewer hose water"...
- Page 26 firmly latchedandsecure prior to driving thevehicle Component Monitoring andneveradjusttheseatpositionwhile in motion System Dinette Many on-board systems can be monitored from one A combination dinette and bed may be provided on location. For your convenience, this monitoring some models. This dinette combination may be systemis mounted nearthe kitchen area.
- Page 27 WARNING: STORAGE COMPARTMENT Windows UNDER THE MASTER BED IS EQUIPPED WITH Moving partsof windows andlatchesshould be kept HEAVY-DUTY SPRING MECHANISM THAT adjusted and maintained. It is advisable to lubricate ALLOWS EASILY LIFT BOARD the windows with a light oil or powdered graphiteat MATTRESS.
- Page 28 Condensation and Ventilation furnace vent, water heater vent or dryer vent. Rusting and improper operation could occur if It is important that moisture-laden air not beallowed to water is forced past the protection rain baffles. build up insideyour motor home.Moisturebuild-up is often evident from the forming of a water film on Maintenance of Fiberglass Components windows...
- Page 29 repair materials from your dealer.Do not usetrailer (not vents)requireresealingwith Sikaflex#221. roofcoatings. Sealant C heckof all Seams andMoldings The rubberroof can becomedirty with everyday Checking of all seams andmoldingsfor deterioration, exposureto theelementshowever,it canbekeptclean shrinkageandcrackingofthe protectivesealers should with periodiccleanings. beperformed a tleast o nce every sixmonths. Resealing shouldbe doneassoonasany of theseconditions are Werecommendwashingthe roof atleastfour (4)times noticedto prevent d amage fromwaterleakage.
- Page 30 Totestthesmoke detector, pressthebuttonin themiddleof detector. It should On the Cruise Master, the emergency exits are the emita loudpiercingsound...the samesoundyou will driver entrancedoor, thepassengerentrancedoor anda hear in case of emergency.If it doesnot make that window in the bedroom.
- Page 31 Make a list of the items that needto be repaired. Often theseare minor, incidental things that you may discoverin the normal, day-to-dayoperation of your motor home. Make your list as you notice theseitems.Includeanyemergency work that may have been done by an unauthorized motor home mechanic since your...
- Page 32 If You Are Not Satisfied Reporting Safety Defects If, for someunusualreason, a problemis nothandledto yoursatisfaction, wemakethefollowing_suggestions: If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could causea crashor could causeinjury or death,you Discussany warranty relatedproblemsdirectly should immediately inform the National Highway with the General Manager or the Owner of the Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in addition to dealership,give him an opportunity to help his...
- Page 33 Maintenance and StorageNotes...
- Page 35 Index Air Conditioners - Roof Generator Receptacle . 12 Batteries -12-volt GeneratorStarting . . 16 ...12 Battery Service Ground Fault Interrupters . 29 Interior Cleaning . Changing a Tire..Leveling Chassis Operator's Manual . LP Gas Tank Child Restraint Precautions..
- Page 36 Rev. 8-00...
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