User Manuals: Jayco 2016 White Hawk Travel Trailer

User Manuals: Jayco 2016 White Hawk Travel Trailer

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Jayco 2016 White Hawk Owner's Manual

Jayco 2016 White Hawk Owner's Manual (151 pages)

Brand: Jayco | Category: Motorhomes | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
6
Section 1: WARRANTY& SERVICE

11
Table of Contents

11
- About this Manual
  11
- Change of Address/Ownership
  14
- Customer Relations
  15
- Jayco Travel Club
  15
- Obtaining Service at Jayco
  17
- Obtaining Service for Separately Warranted Items
  17
- Towable Limited Warranty
  18
  - Flip Latch Style (2 Per Window)
    27
  - Occupant Safety
    27
  - Secondary Means of Escape
    27
  - Slider Window Latch Style
    27
  - Fire Extinguisher
    28
  - Fire Safety
    28
  - Inspection and Maintenance
    28
  - How to Test
    29
  - Operation
    29
  - Smoke Alarm
    29
Section 2: OCCUPANTSAFETY

30
- Combination Carbon Monoxide/Propane Alarm
  30
  - Maintenance
    30
  - Replacement
    30
  - Alarm Signals
    32
  - What You Should Do if the Alarm Sounds
    32
- Condensation
  34
- Extended or Full Time Usage
  34
  - Tow Vehicle
    37
  - Vehicle Labels
    37
  - Weight Terms
    37
  - Federal Certification Label
    38
Section 3: Pre -Travel Information

38
- Tire and Loading Label
  38
- Weight and Capacity Labels
  38
- Cargo Carrying Accessory Receiver (if so Equipped)
  39
- Loading Your Recreation Vehicle
  39
- Rear Bumper
  40
  - Travel Trailer Hitch
    40
  - Travel Trailer Hitch Height & Hitch Ball
    41
  - Travel Trailer Hitch Weight
    41
  - Travel Trailer Safety Chains
    41
  - Pre-Travel Information
    42
  - Suggestions for Sway Situations
    42
  - Travel Trailer Hitching Procedure
    42
  - Weighing Your Tow Vehicle & RV
    43
  - Wire Harness/Connector Plug
    43
  - To Weigh Your Tow Vehicle and RV
    44
  - To Determine the Wheel Position Weight
    45
  - Towing
    47
  - Backing up
    48
  - Parking
    48
  - Turning Corners
    48
  - Vehicle Clearance
    48
Section4: Towing & Set-Up

49
White Hawk Travel Trailers

49
- Brake Controller (Customer Supplied)
  49
- Brake System
  49
- Tow Vehicle Battery
  49
- Wire Harness/Connector Plug
  49
  - Entrance Door
    50
  - Entrance Door Step(S)
    50
  - Keys
    50
  - Travel Trailer Breakaway Switch
    50
  - Campsite Hook-Up
    51
  - Leveling the RV
    51
  - Manual Stabilizer Jacks
    51
  - Stabilizer Jacks
    51
- Emergency Stopping
  52
  - Emergency Towing
    52
  - Wheel Lugs
    52
  - Transportation
    53
  - Wheel Lug Nut Diagrams
    53
  - Wheel Lug Nut Torque Chart
    53
  - Wheel Torque Instructions
    53
  - Vehicle Operation
    54
  - Changing a Tire
    55
  - Tire Wear Diagnostic Chart
    55
  - Hoist Mount
    56
  - Spare Tire Carrier
    56
  - Bumper Mount
    57
  - Raising and Lowering the Hoist
    57
  - Securing the Spare Tire
    57
  - To Extend the Tire down
    57
  - Patio Awning
    58
  - Travel Trailer Set up
    58
  - Vinyl Tire Cover
    58
Section5: Slideout Systems

59
- Electric Slide Room System (if so Equipped)
  59
  - Retracting Slideout Room
    60
  - Slideout System – Schwintek Inwall
    60
  - Troubleshooting the Slideout
    60
  - Obstructions
    61
  - Trouble Shooting the Inwall Slideout System
    61
  - Debris in the Rack
    62
  - Low Voltage
    62
  - Non-Moving Side Moved Manually
    62
  - Only 1 Side Moving
    62
  - Disengage Motors, Manually Retract the Room and Travel Lock
    63
  - Manually Pushing in the Slideout
    63
  - Flush Floor Slideout
    64
  - Trouble Shooting the Flush Floor Slideout
    64
  - Manual Operation - in Frame
    65
  - Manual Operation - through Frame
    65
  - Manual Operation for the Flush Floor Slideout
    65
  - Electric Operation
    66
  - Extending the Room
    66
  - Slide-Out Systems
    66
  - Manual Operation for the Power Gear Slideout System
    67
  - Motor & Manual Override General Location
    68
  - Motor Brake Lever
    68
  - Electrical System Maintenance
    69
  - GFCI Receptacle
    69
  - In Case of an Electrical Fire
    69
  - The Electrical System
    69
  - Connecting the Power Cord
    70
  - Test All GFCI Receptacles Monthly
    70
  - Calculating 30 Amp Electrical Load
    73
  - 120-Volt Circuit Breakers
    74
  - 30-Amp Power Cord
    74
  - Converter
    75
  - Inverter
    75
  - Boost Mode
    76
  - Charge Wizard Operation
    76
  - Normal Mode
    76
  - Storage Mode
    76
  - Auxiliary Battery (Customer Supplied)
    77
  - Dry Camping
    77
  - Replacing a Fuse
    77
- Volt DC Outlet
  77
  - Battery Disconnect Switch
    78
  - Replacement and Maintenance
    78
  - Rotating Dial Disconnect Switch
    78
  - Lever Type Disconnect Switch
    79
  - Load Center
    79
  - Approximate Electrical Load Ratings
    80
  - Momentary Load
    80
  - Before Starting the Generator
    81
  - Generator
    81
  - To Start the Generator Manually
    81
  - Exercising Your Generator
    82
  - Solar Prep
    82
Table of Contents

83
- Command Center
  83
- Entrance Door
  83
- Replacing Light Bulbs
  83
- Command Center Panel with Switch Modules
  84
- Exhaust Gas Fumes
  85
- Propane Gas System
  85
Section 7: Fuel Systems

85
- Propane Leak Test
  86
- Propane Regulator
  92
- Two Stage Regulator
  92
- Using the Propane System
  92
- Converter
  95
  - Monitor Panel
    95
  - Plumbing System Maintenance
    95
  - Fresh Water System
    96
  - Water Heater Switches
    96
  - Water Pump Switch
    96
Section8: Plumbing System

97
- 12-Volt Water Pump & Switch
  97
- Fresh Water Holding Tank
  97
  - Fresh Water Connections
    98
  - Using City Water Fill
    98
  - Water Pressure Regulator
    98
  - To Disconnect the City Water Fill
    99
  - Using the Gravity Fill
    99
  - Using the Gravity Water Fill
    99
  - Water Heater
    100
  - Water Heater Switch
    100
  - Water Heater-Pilot Light
    100
  - Anode Rod Protection
    101
  - Anode Rod Replacement Chart
    101
  - Odor from the Hot Water System
    101
  - High Altitude Deration
    102
  - Pressure & Temperature Relief Valve
    102
  - Draining and Winterization
    103
  - Bathroom Tub/Shower
    104
  - Faucets
    104
- Outside Shower (if so Equipped)
  104
  - Draining the Fresh Water System
    105
  - Hardware & Sink or Shower Fixtures
    105
- Sanitizing the Plumbing System
  106
- Rinse the System with Fresh Water
  107
- Toilet
  107
- After Draining the System
  108
- Water Heater
  108
- Winterizing the Plumbing System
  108
  - Black/Grey Water System
    109
  - When You Are Done Adding RV Antifreeze
    109
  - Winterizing with Antifreeze Method
    109
  - Drain Pipes with Dry Sealing Valve
    110
  - Drain Pipes with P-Trap
    110
- Tires
  110
- Sewer Hose Storage
  111
- Towing
  111
  - Vents
    111
  - Black Tank Flush
    112
  - Cleaning & Maintenance
    112
  - Sewage (Black) Tank Preparation
    112
  - Waste (Grey) Holding Tank Preparation
    112
  - Toilet
    113
Section9: Heating & Cooling

115
- Air Conditioner
  115
- Power Roof Vent
  115
  - Wall Mount
    115
  - Ducting & Return Air
    116
  - Furnace
    116
  - Convection Microwave
    117
- Electrical System
  117
  - General Cleaning
    117
  - Microwave
    117
  - Microwave Oven Use
    117
  - Electric Drop in Cooktops
    118
  - Gas Drop in Cooktops
    118
  - Oven
    119
Section 10: Appliances

119
- Gas BBQ Grill
  120
- Attaching the “Quick Coupler” Connection
  121
- Gas BBQ Grill Prep
  121
- Rail Mount
  121
- Appliances
  122
- Cooking with Propane
  122
- In Case of Grease Fire
  122
  - Range Hood
    122
  - Cleaning the Interior
    123
  - Cleaning Your Refrigerator
    123
  - Residential Models
    123
  - Cleaning the Exterior
    124
  - Washer/Dryer Prep
    124
- Outside Kitchen (if so Equipped)
  125
- Water Heater - See Plumbing Section
  125
- Exterior Refrigerator
  126
Section11: Electronics

127
- Lowering the Antenna
  127
- Raising the Antenna
  127
- Satellite (if so Equipped)
  127
  - Television Roof Antenna
    127
  - Electronics
    128
  - Lubricating the Antenna
    128
- Television Power Supply
  128
  - Decor Glass
    129
  - Decor Items
    129
  - Furniture Upholstery
    129
  - Window Treatments
    129
  - Day/Night Shades
    130
  - Hide-A-Bed Sofa or Sofa Sleeper
    130
  - Mini Blinds
    130
  - Roller Shades
    130
Section12: Interior

131
- Booth Dinette (if so Equipped)
  131
- Cabinetry & Tables
  131
  - Free-Standing Table & Chairs
    131
  - J-Cube Sofa
    131
- Countertops
  132
  - Laminate Countertops
    132
  - Pantry or Hutch
    132
  - To Prevent Permanent Damage
    132
- Flooring
  133
- Helpful Hints
  133
- Interior Wall Panel
  133
- Solid Surface Sink Maintenance
  133
- Murphy Bed (if so Equipped)
  134
Section 13: Exterior

134
- Sofa
  134
  - Unfolding the Sofa
    134
  - Lowering the Murphy Bed
    135
  - ABS Plastics
    136
  - Storing the Murphy Bed
    136
- Cleaning the Exterior
  137
  - Washing
    137
  - During Cold Weather
    138
  - Polishing Your Recreation Vehicle
    138
  - Waxing
    138
  - Chrome Parts
    139
  - Cleaning Plastic Parts
    139
  - Damaged Paint
    139
- E-Z Lube or Super-Lube Axle
  139
- Exterior Roof & Sidewall Vents
  139
- Frame
  139
- Exterior Ladder
  140
- Sealants
  140
- Windows
  140
- Travel Trailers - Sealant Diagram
  141
Section14: Travel/Camping/Storagechecklists

143
- Ready to Leave & Maintenance Checklist
  143
- RV Start-Up
  143
- Wheel Lugs
  143
  - Checklists
    144
  - First Two-Hundred Miles
    144
  - Maintenance Checklist
    144
  - Prior to First Trip
    144
  - During Storage Period
    145
  - Prior to Storage
    145
- RV Storage
  145
White Hawk Travel Trailers

147
- Featured Components Quick Reference Chart
  147
- Microwave
  147
Section 15: Additional Information

148
- Vehicle Maintenance Record
  148

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