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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .......................... 1 Information in This Manual ........................1 Dealer‟s Responsibility ......................... 1 Prolonged Occupancy ......................2 Limited Warranty ........................2 Important Information About Your Warranty ..................2 Exclusions ............................3 Identification ........................4 Centre Of Gravity ........................5 Weight Information .......................... - Page 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Storage ............................18 Appliances ........................... 18 Lighting LP Gas Appliances ........................ 18 Microwave Oven ..........................18 Refrigerator ............................18 Water Heater ............................ 18 Range / Oven ........................... 19 Opening The Slide Out ......................19 Opening & Closing The Slide ......................20 Slide Out Failure ..........................
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Page 4: Introduction
INTRODUCTION ADVENTURER LP LIMITED PARTNERSHIP would like to take this opportunity to thank you for choosing one of our truck campers. We have sought to anticipate your needs and desires with respect to convenience, style, safety and engineering. Customer satisfaction and goodwill are of primary importance, so we have provided this manual to assist you in understanding the proper use, operation and maintenance of the various components and systems that have been designed into your truck camper. -
Page 5: Prolonged Occupancy
Important Information About Your Warranty At Adventurer LP Ltd., we would like to ensure that you enjoy many years of trouble free relaxation in your new truck camper. We ask that you read the terms and conditions of your warranty thoroughly, and understand fully what must be met in order for the warranty to remain valid. -
Page 6: Exclusions
As the manufacturer of the camper, which you have purchased, Adventurer LP cannot know the purpose you have in mind for your truck and camper, nor can Adventurer LP know the GVWR of your truck. Therefore, Adventurer LP makes no warranties or representations, express or implied, as to the performance of your truck if the match up of your truck and camper exceeds the GVWR as specified by your truck‟s manufacturer. -
Page 7: Identification
RVIA and ANSI labels are affixed to the exterior of each unit, usually near the entrance door. Adventurer LP meets or exceeds these specifications. B. A camper label is attached to the exterior of all truck campers. This label is near the entrance door, and shows the model and serial numbers, date of manufacture and camper mass. -
Page 8: Centre Of Gravity
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL CENTER OF GRAVITY On each Adventurer camper (left and right) sidewall is the centre of gravity sticker. The center of gravity should be ahead of the rear axle to transfer more of the weight to the front of the truck. When packing your camper, store heavy gear first, keeping it on or near the camper floor. -
Page 9: Weight Information
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Weight Information “NOTE THIS IS A GUIDE ONLY”. Please ensure that your truck is the right size for the camper you have purchased. The weight of your truck camper is stated on the camper‟s serial plate. This weight includes only the STANDARD EQUIPMENT , which is listed on the specification nameplate found inside the closet of your unit. -
Page 10: Lp Gas Safety Precautions
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL CAUTION: LP gas is flammable and potentially explosive. Use proper handling, lighting, and ventilation procedures LP Gas Safety Precautions Historically, LP gas is a safe and reliable fuel. As with any other volatile and flammable material, common sense dictates that LP gas be handled and used with respect and caution. -
Page 11: Lighting Lp Gas Appliances
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Lighting LP Gas Appliances Detailed operating information for the LP appliances can be found in your Info-Pak. Please read and follow these instructions. NOTE: The distinctive odor of LP gas indicates a leak. If You Smell Gas Extinguish all open flames, pilot lights and all smoking materials. -
Page 12: Fire And Safety
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL FIRE AND SAFETY LPG Leak Detector An installed LP gas leak detector is located near the floor in the galley area. The unit contains an alarm that will sound alerting you to the presence of low levels of potentially dangerous LP gas that may have been released due to a range top or oven burner flame loss, a gas piping leak, or an incorrectly adjusted appliance burner. -
Page 13: Electrical System
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION TO TRUCK The truck electrical connector and cord may be installed by the Eagle Cap Campers, Inc. dealer, according to your truck wiring system. With the wiring and connectors hooked-up, your truck will supply 12-volt DC power to charge your camper battery and provide power for the 12-volt power needs while the truck is operating. -
Page 14: Water Pump Control Switch
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Water Pump Control Switch This rocker switch controls the on demand water pump. The water pump is pressure sensitive and starts (with the switch ON) when a faucet is opened, causing pressure in the line to drop. When the faucet is closed, pressure builds in the line and the pump stops. -
Page 15: City Water Hookup
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL without a washroom and demand system, your camper comes with a hand pump which draws water from a water tank. A small 12-volt water pump is available which pumps water through the hand pump. There is a separate faucet for the city water hookup on these units. -
Page 16: Loading Your Camper Onto Your Pickup
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL LOADING YOUR CAMPER ONTO YOUR PICKUP CAUTION: Never raise the back of your camper higher than the front Never raise the back of your camper higher than the front or it may tip forward, and damage to the unit may occur. -
Page 17: Towing And Hitch Systems
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL intervals. Refer to the manufacturer‟s maintenance instructions supplied with the tie downs or turnbuckles for more information. CAUTION: Over-tightening TIE DOWNS or turnbuckles may result in damage to the unit. Towing and Hitch systems QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY A hitch system should be installed on your truck by ... -
Page 18: Unloading Your Camper
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL UNLOADING YOUR CAMPER There are presently two types of jacks used on our truck campers. They are Happi-Jac manual and Happi-Jac electric with wireless remote models. Electric Wireless Remote Screw Jack Manual Screw Jack CAUTION: When unloading your camper be sure all tie downs and electrical connections are disconnected WARNING:... -
Page 19: Operating Remote Control Electric Jacks
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Operating Remote Control Electric Jacks NOTE: Do not over-extend or over-retract jacks. Each jack has built in stops. If excessive force is applied against the stops, damage to the jacks may occur. Electric jacks need 12-volt automotive battery power to operate. The camper battery must be charged and in good condition. -
Page 20: Dually Brackets
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL TIP: Use plywood pads under each jack to keep from sinking in the ground or asphalt. For added safety and stability, support the camper floor with blocks and use camper jacks to stabilize. Dually Brackets SWING-OUT BRACKETS (OPTIONAL) To load or unload campers on dual rear wheel trucks, swing-out brackets are installed on the front jacks to clear the fender. -
Page 21: Ladder And Roof Rack
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Ladder and Roof Rack If your camper is equipped with a ladder, it may be used to access the roof. The roof rack is designed to secure light bulky items. Some models have a ladder located in front of the storage or generator access door. In order to gain access to the door, the ladder‟s lower section is hinged allowing it to swing up and be secured in place. -
Page 22: Water Heater
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL When the camper is in motion, the continuous movement will not affect operation. The operating instructions are printed inside near the controls and may be found in the manufacturer's instruction manual. Operating Tips Operate the refrigerator on 120-volts for 8 to 12 hours (overnight) before you leave on a trip. This will allow the refrigerator and freezer to get cold and even have some ice ready. -
Page 23: Opening & Closing The Slide
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Operating The Full Wall Slide (Adventurer Models) Your camper MUST be level before attempting to put the slide out. Locate the slide on/off switch right next to the slide operation switch Switch to on position. ... -
Page 24: Tent Models
CAUTION: This procedure should be used in an emergency only. Operating The Full Wall Slide (Eagle Cap Models) Your camper MUST be level before attempting to put the slide out. Locate the ACC IN/OUT switch on the remote control. ... -
Page 25: Maintenance
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Tools needed are a Phillips head screw driver and a ¾” wrench. Locate the access panel directly under the slide mechanism in the wing of the camper. Remove the eight screws to gain access to the mechanism. Use the 3/4”... -
Page 26: Winterization And Winter Storage
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Refrigerator: Clean interior with mild soap and water after each trip. When defrosting, be sure the drip tray is in place under the finned evaporator. The water will be carried through the drain tube to the outside of camper. Check the drain tube periodically to assure it‟s not plugged. -
Page 27: Winterizing Your Camper
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Winterizing Your Camper CAUTION: Draining the water system alone will not provide adequate cold weather protection. If the camper is to be unheated during freezing temperatures, consult your dealer for the best winterizing procedure for your climate. Your dealer can winterize your camper for you or can supply you with one of the special antifreezes, that are safe and approved for use in RV water systems. -
Page 28: Preparing Your Unit For Storage
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL If your unit is equipped with a water heater bypass valve, close the valves to by-pass heater tank. Make sure fresh tank drain valve is closed. Pour one gallon of RV approved non-toxic anti-freeze into the fresh water tank. -
Page 29: Short-Term Storage Above Freezing (Less Than 60 Days)
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Short-Term Storage Above Freezing (Less Than 60 Days) Camper should be level as possible front to rear and side to side. Check the charge in the battery with a hydrometer. Hydrometer reading should be 1.255. Add clean ... -
Page 30: General Camper Winter Storage Checklist
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL General Camper Winter Storage Checklist Perform steps as listed under Long-term Storage checklist. Close and cover all vents to prevent entry of snow or small animals and insects. Check the sealant around all roof and body seams and windows. Reseal if necessary. ... - Page 31 ‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL Drain, flush and sanitize the fresh water system. 1. Drain residual antifreeze from fresh water tank. 2. Fill fresh water tank with fresh water. 3. Turn bypass valve to BYPASS position. 4. Turn water pump ON. 5.
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Page 32: Travel Tips
First Aid Kit Fire Extinguisher Flashlight Road Emergency Flares Thank you once again for purchasing an Adventurer LP Truck Camper. Drive safely and have a safe trip. © Adventurer MFG Limited Partnership. All Rights Reserved... -
Page 33: Troubleshooting
‟ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL TROUBLESHOOTING Can I drive my truck with the slide out? Can I sleep on the over cab bunk, when the camper is on the ground? Yes, for larger and slide out models. For the 76R, recommended weight limit should not exceed 500lbs. I just emptied my black tank, but the Monitor panel shows half full? Material trapped on the sides of the holding tanks may give a false reading. -
Page 34: Notes
NOTES ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ © Adventurer MFG Limited Partnership. All Rights Reserved... - Page 35 Adventurer LP 3303 W. Washington Ave., Yakima WA 98903 Fax: 509-895-7068 amlrv@amlrv.com www.amlrv.com © Adventurer MFG Limited Partnership. All Rights Reserved...
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what causes the camper jack to go bad? 34/12inch 2000.lb jack will not retrack by moter or by hand crank?