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Grand Design Imagine Owner's Manual

Grand Design Imagine Owner's Manual (181 pages)

TRAVEL TRAILER

Brand: Grand Design | Category: Camping Equipment | Size: 55 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Introduction
7
Reporting Safety Defects
12
Service & Warranty
13
Grand Design RV, LLC ONE YEAR LIMITED BASE WARRANTY
19
Grand Design RV, LLC THREE YEAR LIMITED STRUCTURAL WARRANTY
25
Component Manufacturer Contact Information
31
Component Manufacturer Warranty Information
32
Occupant Safety
33
- Emergency Weather Planning
  34
- Emergency Egress Window
  34
- Repairing Severe Weather Damage
  34
- Fire Safety
  35
- Operation
  36
- Fire Extinguisher
  36
- Smoke Alarm
  37
- Disposal
  37
- If this Alarm Sounds
  37
- How to Test
  37
- Carbon Monoxide
  38
- Battery
  38
- Carbon Monoxide Alarm
  39
- What You Should Do if the Alarm Sounds
  39
- Propane Gas Alarm
  40
- Testing the CO Alarm
  40
- Indoor Air Quality
  41
- If the Alarm Sounds
  41
- Testing the Propane Leak Alarm
  41
- Battery or Converter Power Source
  41
- EPA Recommendations
  42
- Chemical Sensitivity
  43
- Formaldehyde
  44
- Effects of Prolonged Occupancy
  44
- California Air Resource Board Notice
  44
- Tips to Controlling Condensation
  45
- Cold Weather Usage
  47
- Websites of Interest
  48
- Disclaimer of Endorsement
  49
- Tow Vehicle Disclaimer
  51
Pre-Travel Information
51
- Vehicle Labels
  52
- Weight Ratings and Definitions
  52
- Weight Labels
  52
- Cargo Capacities
  53
- Federal Certification Label
  53
- Tire and Loading Information Label
  53
- Loading Your Dry
  54
- Weighing Your Tow Vehicle and RV
  55
- Tire Safety Information
  56
- To Determine the Wheel Position Weight
  56
- Safety First - Basic Tire Maintenance
  57
- Recommended Tire Pressure and Load Limits
  57
- Understanding Tire Pressure and Load Limits
  57
- Tire Safety Tips
  59
- Preventing Tire Damage
  59
- Tire Safety Checklist
  59
- Tire Size
  60
- Tire Labeling
  60
- Tire Size and Type Designation
  60
- Tire Tread
  60
- US Dot Tire Identification Number
  61
- Tire Ply Composition and Materials Used
  61
- Maximum Load Rating
  61
- How Overloading Affects Your RV and Tires
  62
- Max Permissible Inflation Pressure
  62
- Speed Rating
  62
- Tire Changing Basics
  63
- Spare Tire
  63
- Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit
  63
- Wheel Nut Torque
  63
- Torque Pattern
  64
- Emergency Stopping
  65
- Emergency Towing
  65
- Towing and Leveling
  67
- RV Driving Schools and Seminars
  67
- RV Braking System
  68
- Tow Vehicle Battery
  68
- Battery Isolator
  68
- Braking System Components Include
  68
- Maintenance
  69
- Breakaway Switch
  69
- 7-Way Wire Harness/Connector Plug
  69
- Brake Controller
  69
- Safety Chains
  70
- Tow Vehicle Hitch
  70
- Hitch Weight
  71
- Hitch Height and Hitch Ball
  71
- Sway Control
  71
- Suggestions for Sway Situations
  71
- Travel Trailer Hitching Procedure
  72
- Weight Distribution System
  72
- Stabilizer Jacks
  72
- Towing the RV
  73
- Passenger Safety
  74
- Vehicle Clearance
  74
- Turning Corners
  74
- Backing up
  74
- Before Operating the Leveling System Make Sure
  75
- Leveling the RV
  75
- Parking
  75
- Travel Trailer Set up
  75
- Electrical System Maintenance
  77
- 120-Volt AC System
  77
Electrical Systems
77
- 120-Volt Circuit Breakers
  78
- Shore Line Power Cord
  78
- Maintenance and Replacement
  78
- Connecting the Power Cord
  78
- Converter
  79
- GFCI Receptacle
  80
- Calculating Electrical Load
  80
- Inspection and Maintenance
  80
- Test All GFCI Receptacles Monthly
  80
- Dry Camping
  81
- Battery Disconnect Switch
  81
- Auxiliary Battery
  81
- 12-Volt DC System
  81
- 12-Volt Fuse Panel
  82
- 12-Volt DC Outlet
  83
- Solar Port
  83
- Replacing Light Bulbs
  83
- Replacing a Fuse
  83
- Approximate Electrical Load Ratings
  84
- Fresh Water System
  85
- Monitor Panel
  85
Plumbing Systems
85
- Fresh Water Holding Tank
  86
- Water Pressure Regulator
  86
- Water Pump Switch
  86
- Water Heater Switch
  86
- Fresh Water Connections
  87
- How to Use the City Water Fill
  87
- 12-Volt Water Pump
  88
- To Disconnect the City Water Fill
  88
- Water Heater
  89
- Draining and Winterization
  89
- Odor from the Hot Water System
  89
- High Altitude Deration
  89
- Pressure and Temperature Relief Valve
  90
- Water Heater Bypass
  90
- Spray Port
  91
- Faucets
  91
- Bathroom Shower
  91
- Draining the Fresh Water System
  92
- Sanitizing the Potable Water System
  93
- Winterizing the Plumbing System
  94
- When You Are Done Adding RV Antifreeze
  95
Water Heater Bypass 3-Valve System
96
- Winterizing and Sanitizing 3-Valve System
  97
- Black/Grey Water System
  98
- Drain Pipes with P-Traps
  98
- Drain Pipes with Dry Sealing Valve
  98
- Vents and Vent Pipes
  99
- Black/Grey Water Holding Tanks
  99
- Emptying the Black and Grey Water Tanks
  99
- Black Tank Flusher
  100
- Toilet
  100
- Sewage Tank Preparation
  101
- Waste Holding Tank Preparation
  101
- Cleaning and Maintenance
  101
- Propane Systems
  103
- Propane Gas
  103
- Propane Leak Test
  103
- Propane Gas Container
  104
- Propane Alarm
  104
- Servicing or Filling
  105
- LP Gas Container Overfill
  105
- Installing the Propane Cylinders
  105
- Propane Regulator
  106
- Propane System Hoses, Tubes, Pipes and Fittings
  107
- Using the Propane System
  108
- Cooking with Propane
  108
- Calculating Propane Usage
  108
- Traveling with Propane
  109
- In Case of a Grease Fire
  111
- Refrigerator
  111
- Microwave
  111
Appliances
111
- Range Hood
  112
- Range Top with Oven
  112
- Oven
  112
- DVD Operation
  113
- Audio/Visual System Guide
  113
- CD Operation
  113
Electronics
113
- TV Reception Basics
  114
- TV Signal Booster
  114
- TV Roof Antenna
  114
- To Ensure Proper Reception, When Using Digital TV
  114
- When Using Analog TV
  115
- To Raise and Rotate the TV Antenna
  115
- To Lower the TV Antenna
  115
- Cable/Satellite Outlet
  116
- Heating and Cooling
  117
- Ducting and Return Air
  117
- Roof Vent
  117
- Air Conditioner
  117
- Air Conditioner Gasket
  118
- Furnace
  118
- Capability Vs. Environment
  118
- Fireplace
  119
- Patio Awning
  119
Slideout Systems
121
- Schwintek Inwall Slideout System
  122
- Troubleshooting the Schwintek In-Wall System
  123
- Error Codes
  123
- Checking Fuses
  123
- Low Voltage
  124
- Only One Side Moving
  124
- Schwintek Inwall Slide System Maintenance
  124
- Cleaning the Interior
  125
- Recliner Sofa or Loveseat
  125
- Free Standing Table and Chairs
  125
- Furniture Upholstery
  125
- Paneling
  126
- Decor Items/Glass
  126
- Pantry
  126
- Vinyl Upholstery
  126
- Cabinetry and Tables
  127
- Laminate Countertops
  127
- Solid Surface Countertops
  127
- Flooring
  128
- Carpet
  128
- Vinyl Flooring
  128
- ABS Plastic
  129
- Shower Walls and Base
  129
- Sink and Shower Fixtures
  129
Convert Sofa into a Bed
130
Convert Dinette into a Bed
131
- Cleaning the Exterior
  133
- Washing
  133
- During Cold Weather
  134
- Exterior Roof and Sidewalls Vents
  135
- Waxing Your RV
  135
- Cleaning Plastic Parts
  135
- Chrome Parts
  135
- Windows
  136
- Trailer Frame
  136
- Roof Ladder
  136
- Sealant
  136
- RV Storage
  137
- Prior to Storage
  138
- During Storage Period
  138
- Suggested Maintenance Checklist
  139
- Prior to First Trip
  139
- First Two Hundred Miles
  139
- Each Trip
  139
Required Maintenance Schedule
140
Required Maintenance Schedule
141
- Electrical Power
  143
- Portable Generator
  143
Basic Troubleshooting
143
- Interior Lights
  144
- Outside Receptacle
  145
- Roof Air Conditioner
  147
- Running Lights
  148
- Termination Valve
  149
- TV Antenna
  149
- Waste Tank
  150
- Water Pump
  151
- Water System
  152
Glossary
153
Index
164

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Grand Design Imagine Owner's Manual

Grand Design Imagine Owner's Manual (153 pages)

Travel Trailer

Brand: Grand Design | Category: Camping Equipment | Size: 16 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Owner's Information Package
5
Introduction
5
Reporting Safety Defects
9
Service & Warranty
11
- Replacement Parts
  13
- Aftermarket Installations and Alterations
  13
Component Manufacturer List
27
Emergency Weather Planning
29
Occupant Safety
29
- Emergency Egress Window
  30
- Repairing Severe Weather Damage
  30
- Maintenance
  31
- Fire Extinguisher
  31
- Fire Safety
  31
- Smoke Alarm
  32
- Operation
  32
- Carbon Monoxide
  33
- If this Alarm Sounds
  33
- How to Test
  33
- Battery
  33
- Carbon Monoxide Alarm
  34
- What You Should Do if the Alarm Sounds
  34
- Propane Gas Alarm
  35
- Batteries
  35
- Testing the CO Alarm
  35
- If the Alarm Sounds
  35
- Battery or Converter Power Source
  36
- Testing the Propane Leak Alarm
  36
- Indoor Air Quality
  36
- EPA Recommendations
  37
- Chemical Sensitivity
  38
- Formaldehyde
  38
- California Air Resource Board Notice
  38
- Condensation
  39
- Effects of Prolonged Occupancy
  39
- Tips to Controlling Condensation
  39
- Where There Is Moisture, There May be Mold
  40
- Coldweather Usage
  41
- Websites of Interest
  41
- Additional Safety Precautions
  42
- Tow Vewhicle Disclaimer
  45
- Vehicle Labels
  45
Pre-Travel Information
45
- Federal Certification Label
  46
- Weight Ratings and Definitions
  46
- Weight Labels
  46
- Cargo Capacities
  47
- Tire and Loading Information Label
  47
- Cargo Carrying Capacity Label
  47
- Loading Your RV
  48
- Weighing Your Tow Vehicle and RV
  48
- Tire Safety Information
  49
- To Determine the Wheel Position Weight
  49
- Basic Tire Maintenance
  50
- Recommended Tire Pressure and Load Limits
  50
- Understanding Tire Pressure and Load Limits
  50
- Checking Tire Pressure
  51
- Steps for Maintaining Proper Tire Pressure
  51
- Tire Size and Type Designation
  52
- Preventing Tire Damage
  52
- Tire Labeling
  52
- Tire Safety Tips
  52
- Tire Tread
  53
- US Dot Tire Identification Number
  54
- Tire Ply Composition and Materials Used
  54
- Speed Rating
  54
- How Overloading Affects Your RV and Tires
  54
- Spare Tire
  55
- Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit
  55
- Tire Changing Basics
  55
- Wheel Nut Torque
  56
- Emergency Stopping
  56
- Emergency Towing
  57
- Towing and Leveling
  59
- RV Driving Schools and Seminars
  59
- Brake Controller
  60
- Battery Isolator
  60
- RV Braking System
  60
- Tow Vehicle Battery
  60
- 7-Way Wire Harness/Connector Plug
  61
- Breakaway Switch
  61
- Safety Chains
  61
- Tow Vehicle Hitch
  62
- Hitch Weight
  62
- Hitch Height and Hitch Ball
  62
- Suggestions for Sway Situations
  63
- Sway Control
  63
- Stabilizer Jacks
  63
- Weight Distribution System
  63
- Travel Trailer Hitching Procedure
  64
- Towing the RV
  65
- Passenger Safety
  65
- Vehicle Clearance
  65
- Parking
  66
- Turning Corners
  66
- Backing up
  66
- Leveling the RV
  66
- Travel Trailer Set up
  67
- Before Operating the Leveling System Make Sure
  67
- Electrical System Maintenance
  69
- 120-Volt AC System
  69
Electrical Systems
69
- 120-Volt Circuit Breakers
  70
- Maintenance and Replacement
  70
- Connecting the Power Cord
  70
- Shore Line Power Cord
  70
- Converter
  71
- GFCI Receptacle
  71
- Inspection and Maintenance
  71
- Calculating Electrical Load
  72
- 12-Volt DC System
  72
- Dry Camping
  73
- Battery Disconnect Switch
  73
- Auxiliary Battery
  73
- 12-Volt Fuse Panel
  74
- 12-Volt DC Outlet
  74
- Replacement and Maintenance
  74
- Replacing a Fuse
  74
- Solar Port
  75
- Replacing Light Bulbs
  75
- Approximate Electrical Load Ratings
  76
- Fresh Water Systems
  77
- Monitor Panel
  77
Plumbing Systems
77
- Fresh Water Holding Tank
  78
- Water Pressure Regulator
  78
- Water Pump Switch
  78
- Water Heater Switch
  78
- To Disconnect the City Water Fill
  79
- How to Use the City Water Fill
  79
- Fresh Water Connections
  79
- 12-Volt Water Pump
  80
- Filling the Fresh Water Tank
  80
- Water Pump Filter
  80
- Water Heater
  81
- Draining and Winterization
  81
- Odor from the Hot Water System
  81
- High Altitude Deration
  81
- Pressure and Temperature Relief Valve
  82
- Water Heater Bypass
  82
- Spray Port
  83
- Faucets
  83
- Bathroom Shower
  83
- Typical Spray Port
  83
- Sanitizing the Potable Water System
  84
- Draining the Fresh Water System
  84
- To Remove Excessive Chlorine Taste or Odor Which May Remain
  85
- Winterizing the Plumbing System
  85
- When You Are Done Adding RV Antifreeze
  86
- Sanitization and Winterization Label
  87
- Black/Grey Water System
  90
- Drain Pipes with P-Traps
  90
- Drain Pipes with Dry Sealing Valve
  90
- Emptying the Black and Grey Water Tanks
  91
- Vents and Vent Pipes
  91
- Black/Grey Water Holding Tanks
  91
- Black Tank Flusher
  92
- Toilet
  92
- Sewage Tank Preparation
  92
- Waste Holding Tank Preparation
  93
- Cleaning and Maintenance
  93
- Propane Alarm
  95
- Propane Leak Test
  95
- Propane Gas
  95
Propane System
95
- Propane Gas Container
  96
- Servicing or Filling
  97
- LP Gas Container Overfill
  97
- Propane Regulator
  98
- Installing the Propane Cylinders
  98
- Using the Propane System
  99
- Propane System Hoses, Tubes, Pipes and Fittings
  99
- Cooking with Propane
  100
- Calculating Propane Usage
  101
- Travelling with Propane
  101
- Refrigerator
  103
- Microwave
  103
- In Case of a Grease Fire
  103
Appliances
103
- Oven
  104
- Range Top with Oven
  104
- Range Hood
  104
- Audio/Visual System Guide
  105
- TV Reception Basics
  105
Electronics
105
- TV Signal Booster
  106
- TV Roof Antenna
  106
- To Ensure Proper Reception, When Using Digital TV
  106
- When Using Analog TV
  106
- Cable/Satellite Outlet
  107
- To Raise and Rotate the TV Antenna
  107
- To Lower the TV Antenna
  107
- Heating and Cooling
  109
- Roof Vent
  109
- Thermostat
  109
- Air Conditioner
  109
- Air Conditioner Gasket
  110
- Fireplace
  110
- Patio Awning
  110
- Furnace
  110
- Lippert Solera Patio Awning Light
  111
Slideout Systems
113
- Schwinter Inwall Slideout System
  114
- Electronic Manual Override
  114
- Manually Push the Slide Room in Override
  114
- Troubleshooting the Schwintek Inwall Slide System
  115
- Error Codes
  115
- Checking Fuses
  115
- Low Voltage
  115
- Only One Side Moving
  116
- Schwintek Inwall Slide System Maintenance
  116
- Free-Standing Table and Chairs
  117
- Furniture/Fabric Upholstery
  117
- Cleaning the Interior
  117
- Recliner Sofa or Loveseat
  117
- Decor Items/Glass
  118
- Pantry
  118
- Paneling
  118
- Cabinetry and Tables
  118
- Solid Surface Countertops
  119
- Carpet
  119
- Laminate Countertops
  119
- Flooring
  119
- ABS Plastic
  120
- Shower Walls and Base
  120
- Sink and Shower Fixtures
  120
- Vinyl Flooring
  120
- How to Convert the Dinette into a Bed
  121
- How to Convert the Sofa into a Bed
  122
- Cleaning the Exterior
  123
- Washing
  123
- Waxing Your RV
  124
- During Cold Weather
  124
- Windows
  125
- Cleaning Plastic Parts
  125
- Chrome Parts
  125
- Exterior Roof and Sidewall Vents
  125
- Sealant
  126
- RV Storage
  126
- Roof Ladder Ready
  126
- Trailer Frame
  126
- Prior to Storage
  127
- During Storage Period
  127
- Suggested Maintenance Checklist
  128
- Prior to First Trip
  128
- First Two Hundred Miles
  128
- Each Trip
  128
- Required Maintenance Schedule
  129
- Portable Generator
  131
- Electrical Power
  131
- Basic Troubleshooting
  131
- Interior Lights
  132
- Mocrowave
  132
- Outside Receptacle
  133
Basic Troubleshooting
133
- Roof Air Conditioner
  134
- Running Lights
  135
- Slide-Out
  135
- Termination Valve
  136
- TV Antenna
  136
- Waste Tank
  136
- Water Pump
  138
- Water System
  138
- Glossary of Terms
  139
Glossary & Index
139
Index
151

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