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KZ SPORTSTER Owner's Manual

KZ SPORTSTER Owner's Manual (104 pages)

RECREATIONAL VEHICLE

Brand: KZ | Category: Utility Vehicle | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Chapter 1 - Introduction to RV Ownership

8
- Safety Considerations
  9
- Reporting Safety Defects
  9
- Safety When Emergency Stopping
  10
- Additional Safety Considerations
  10
- Extended or Cold Weather Use
  11
- Condensation
  12
- Causes
  12
- Solutions
  12
- Interior Ventilation
  13
Chapter 2 - Service Procedures

14
- Basic Service Procedures
  14
- Dealer
  15
- Factory
  15
- Parts
  15
- Owner's Responsibility
  15
- Seasonal Site
  16
- Towable Limited Warranty
  17
Chapter 3 Using Your Rv

20
- Equipment
  20
- Tow Vehicle
  20
- Hitches - Travel Trailer
  20
- Hitch Height Specifications - Travel Trailer
  21
- Hook-Up (Travel Trailer)
  21
- The Safety Chain (Travel Trailer)
  22
- Traveling
  22
- Weights
  22
- Weighing Vehicle (Loaded or Unloaded)
  24
- Loading the Trailer-Distribution
  24
- Toy Hauler-Cargo Information
  26
- Interior, Cargo Area
  28
- Rear Screen Door
  29
- Rear Cargo Door
  29
- Fuel Cell
  30
- Generator
  31
- Towing
  31
- Tires
  32
- Safety First-Basic Tire Maintenance
  33
- Finding Tire Pressure and Load Limits
  33
- Understanding Tire Pressure and Load Limits
  33
- Checking Tire Pressure
  34
- Steps for Maintaining Proper Tire Pressure
  34
- Tire Size
  35
- Tire Tread
  35
- Tire Balance and Wheel Alignment
  36
- Tire Repair
  36
- Tire Fundamentals
  36
- Additional Information on Light Truck Tires
  37
- Vehicle Load Limits
  38
- Cargo Capacities
  38
- How Overloading Affects Your RV and Tires
  38
- Tire Safety Tips
  39
- Preventing Tire Damage
  39
- Tire Safety Checklist
  39
- How to Change a Tire
  40
- Wheel Lugs
  40
- Brakes-Electrical
  40
- Breakaway Switch
  41
- Fire Extinguisher
  42
- Setting up and Using Your Recreational Vehicle
  42
- Travel Trailer Hook up
  43
- Safety Detectors
  44
- Propane/ Carbon Monoxide Detector
  44
- What Is Carbon Monoxide
  44
- Dual Sensor Technology
  45
- Operation
  45
- Lower Power Option
  45
- Visual and Audible Alarm Signals
  46
- CO Alarm
  46
- Propane Gas Alarm
  46
- Smoke Alarm
  47
- Operation
  47
- Testing
  48
- General Detector Information
  48
- Steps-Two or Three
  48
- Windows
  49
- Doors
  49
- TV Antennas (Standard Roof Mount)
  49
- Slide Outs
  51
- Power for Operation
  51
- Trailer Set-Up Requirements-General
  52
- Below Floor Slide System
  52
- Above Floor Slide out
  53
- Electrical Components
  53
- Manual Override
  54
- Below Floor Slide out
  54
- Above Floor Slide out
  54
- King Slide Cable System
  55
- Manually Moving the King Slide Room
  55
- Entertainment Systems
  56
Chapter 4 - Systems

57
- Water and Drainage Plumbing
  57
- Fresh Water System
  57
- Tanks
  57
- Filling Fresh Water System
  57
- 12-Volt Demand Pump
  58
- Faucets
  59
- Bath and Shower
  59
- Outside Spray Port
  59
- Fresh Water Lines
  60
- Lo-Point Drains
  60
- Sanitizing and Filling the Potable Water System
  61
- Drainage (Fresh Water)
  61
- Sanitation System
  61
- Toilets
  61
- Using Toilet and Tank System
  62
- Vents
  63
- Holding Tanks
  63
- Draining the Tanks
  64
- Flush System
  64
- Maintenance for Holding Tanks
  65
- Heated Holding Tanks
  65
- Winterizing Your Recreational Vehicle
  65
- Propane Fuel System
  68
- Propane Container
  68
- Servicing and Filling Propane Containers
  69
- Installing Propane Containers
  71
- Regulator
  73
- High Pressure Hoses with Acme Connectors
  74
- Main Supply Hose - Low Pressure
  74
- Operation
  75
- Checking for Leak
  76
- Propane Consumption
  77
- Electrical System
  78
- General Information
  78
- Changes and Modifications
  78
- Volt AC System
  78
- Power Cord 30 Amp or 50 Amp
  78
- Circuit Breakers and Box
  79
- Amp (Optional)
  80
- GFCI Protection
  82
- Volt DC System
  82
- Converter
  83
- Auxiliary Battery (Optional on some Units)
  83
- Circuit Breakers and Fuses-12Volt DC
  84
- Exterior Lights and Connector, 12V
  86
- Porch Lights
  86
- Brake Wiring
  86
Chapter 5 Appliances

88
- Furnace
  88
- Operating Instructions
  89
- What to Do if You Smell Propane
  89
- Turn off Propane to Appliance
  91
- External Vents
  91
- Ducting
  91
- Range and Oven Top Burner Operation
  92
- Operating Instructions
  92
- Top Burners
  92
- Oven Burner
  94
- What to Do if You Smell Propane
  95
- Water Heater
  96
- Operating Instructions-Propane
  96
- What to Do if You Smell Propane
  96
- Operating Instructions for Direct Spark Ignition
  98
- Operating Instructions-Electric Elements
  98
- To Turn off Water Heater
  99
- Winterizing Your Water Heater
  99
- Refrigerator
  100
- Leveling
  100
- Operation During Travel
  100
- Venting
  100
- Door Sealing
  100
- Door Handles
  101
- Refrigerator Storage
  101
- Operating the Refrigerator Controls
  102
- Monitor Panel
  102
- Outside Kitchen (Optional)
  103

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KZ SPORTSTER Owner's Manual

KZ SPORTSTER Owner's Manual (104 pages)

Brand: KZ | Category: Utility Vehicle | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Chapter 1 - Introduction to RV Ownership

8
- Safety Considerations
  9
- Reporting Safety Defects
  9
- Safety When Emergency Stopping
  10
- Additional Safety Considerations
  10
  - Extended or Cold Weather Use
    11
  - Condensation
    12
- Causes
  12
- Solutions
  12
  - Interior Ventilation
    13
Chapter 2 - Service Procedures

14
- Basic Service Procedures
  14
- Dealer
  15
- Factory
  15
- Parts
  15
- Owner's Responsibility
  15
- Seasonal Site
  16
  - Towable Limited Warranty
    17
Chapter 3 Using Your Rv

20
- Equipment
  20
- Tow Vehicle
  20
- Hitches - Travel Trailer
  20
- Hitch Height Specifications - Travel Trailer
  21
- Hook-Up (Travel Trailer)
  21
- Hook-Up-Fifth Wheels
  22
  - The Safety Chain (Travel Trailer)
    23
  - Traveling
    23
- Weights
  23
- Weighing Vehicle (Loaded or Unloaded)
  24
- Loading the Trailer-Distribution
  25
- Toy Hauler-Cargo Information
  26
  - Interior, Cargo Area
    28
  - Rear Screen Door
    30
  - Rear Cargo Door
    30
  - Fuel Cell
    30
  - Generator
    31
  - Towing
    31
- Tires
  32
  - Safety First-Basic Tire Maintenance
    33
  - Understanding Tire Pressure and Load Limits
    33
  - Tire Size
    34
  - Tire Tread
    34
  - Tire Balance and Wheel Alignment
    34
  - Tire Repair
    35
  - Tire Fundamentals
    35
    
    Tire Speed Rating
    35
    
    Vehicle Load Limits
    36
- Cargo Capacities
  36
- How Overloading Affects Your RV and Tires
  36
- Tire Safety Tips
  37
  - Preventing Tire Damage
    37
  - Tire Safety Checklist
    37
- How to Change a Tire
  38
  - Wheel Bearings
    38
- Wheel Lugs
  38
- Brakes-Electrical
  39
- Breakaway Switch
  40
  - Setting up and Using Your Recreational Vehicle
    41
- Travel Trailer Hook up
  41
- Safety Detectors
  42
- Fire Extinguisher
  42
  - Propane/ Carbon Monoxide Detector
    42
  - What Is Carbon Monoxide
    43
  - Dual Sensor Technology
    43
  - Operation
    43
  - Lower Power Operation
    44
  - Visual and Audible Alarm Signals
    44
  - CO Alarm
    45
    
    Propane Gas Alarm
    45
  - Smoke Alarm
    46
  - Operation
    46
  - Testing
    46
    
    Steps-One or Three
    47
- Windows
  47
- Doors
  47
- TV Antennas (Standard Roof Mount)
  48
- Slide Outs
  49
  - Power for Operation
    49
    
    Trailer Set-Up Requirements-General
    50
    
    Below Floor Slide System
    51
  - Above Floor Slide out
    51
  - Electrical Components
    51
  - Manual Override
    52
    
    Below Floor Slide out
    52
  - Above Floor Slide out
    52
  - King Slide Cable System
    52
    
    Schwintec Wall Slide
    53
    
    Manually Moving the King Slide Room
    54
    
    Entertainment Systems
    55
Chapter 4 - Systems

56
- Water and Drainage Plumbing
  56
- Fresh Water System
  56
- Tanks
  56
- Filling Fresh Water System #1
  56
  - Filling Fresh Water System #2
    57
- 12-Volt Demand Pump
  58
- Faucets
  58
- Bath and Shower
  59
- Outside Spray Port
  59
- Fresh Water Lines
  60
- Lo-Point Drains
  60
- Sanitizing and Filling the Potable Water System
  60
- Drainage (Fresh Water)
  62
  - Sanitation System
    62
- Toilets
  62
- Using Toilet and Tank System
  63
- Vents
  63
- Holding Tanks
  64
- Draining the Tanks
  64
  - Flush System
    65
- Maintenance for Holding Tanks
  65
- Heated Holding Tanks
  66
- Winterizing Your Recreational Vehicle
  66
- Propane Container
  68
- Servicing and Filling Propane Containers
  69
- Installing Propane Containers
  70
- Regulator
  73
- High Pressure Hoses with Acme Connectors
  74
- Main Supply Hose - Low Pressure
  74
- Operation
  75
- Checking for Leak
  75
- Propane Consumption
  77
  - Electrical System
    78
- General Information
  78
- Changes and Modifications
  78
- Volt AC System
  78
  - Power Cord 30 Amp or 50 Amp
    78
  - Circuit Breakers and Box
    79
  - Amp (Optional)
    81
  - GFCI Protection
    82
- Volt DC System
  83
- Brake Wiring
  87
Chapter 5 - Appliances

88
- What to Do if You Smell Propane
  88
  - Furnace
    88
- Operating Instructions
  90
- To Turn off Furnace
  91
- External Vents
  91
- Ducting
  91
  - Range and Oven Top Burner Operation
    92
- Operating Instruction
  92
  - Top Burners
    92
  - Oven Burner
    94
  - Water Heater
    95
  - Operating Instructions-Propane
    95
    
    Operating Instructions for Direct Spark Ignition
    96
  - Operating Instructions-Electric Elements
    98
  - To Turn off Water Heater
    98
- Winterizing Your Water Heater
  98
  - Refrigerator
    99
- Leveling
  99
  - Operation During Travel
    99
- Venting
  99
- Door Sealing
  99
- Door Handles
  100
- Refrigerator Storage
  100
  - Operating the Refrigerator Controls
    101
  - Monitor Panel
    101
  - Outside Kitchen (Optional)
    103

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