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Safari motorhome TREK 2005 Instructions Manual

Safari motorhome TREK 2005 Instructions Manual (330 pages)

Brand: Safari motorhome | Category: Automobile | Size: 18.71 MB

Table of Contents

General Information • Section 1

9
- Table of Contents
  9
- Safety Terms
  11
- Customer Relations
  13
- Reporting Safety Defects
  13
- Taking Delivery
  13
- Safari Responsibilities
  13
- Service Suggestions
  14
- Customer Responsibilities
  14
- Dealer Responsibilities
  14
- Prepare for the Appointment
  15
- Prepare a List
  15
- Be Reasonable with Your Requests
  15
- No Looking over the Technician's Shoulder
  15
- Inspect the Work Properly
  15
- Glossary of Terms
  16
- Vendor List
  19
- Warranty Transfer Application - Limited
  23
Driving & Safety • Section 2

25
- Driving & Safety
  27
- Familiarize Yourself
  27
- Inspections
  27
- Mirror Adjust (Manually)
  28
- Safety Seat Belts
  29
- Driving Tips
  32
- Pre-Trip Preparations - Checklist
  36
- Hitch
  39
- Using the Rear Receiver
  39
- Tow Plug Connection
  40
- Rear View Camera
  41
- Backing up a Motorhome
  42
- Set-Up Procedure Checklist
  44
- Dry Camping Tips
  46
- Breaking Camp
  48
- Emergency Roadside Procedures
  50
- Dead Chassis Battery
  51
- In Case of Flat Tire
  51
- Towing Procedures
  54
- Tires
  55
- Importance of Air Pressure
  56
- Tire Pressure Inflation Guideline
  56
- Tire Charts
  57
- Inspecting & Pressure
  58
- Air Pressure Checklist
  60
- Supporting When Leveling
  61
- Tire Rotation
  62
- Tire Vibration
  62
- Tread
  62
- Storage of Tires - Long Term
  63
- Wheel Mounting
  64
- Weighing the Motorhome
  66
- Weight Terms
  66
- Weight Label
  69
- Four-Point Weighing (Example)
  70
- Cargo Carrying Capacity Flowchart
  74
- Weighing Procedure Worksheet
  75
- Weight Record Sheet
  77
- Front
  78
- Rear
  78
- Views
  78
- Curbside
  79
- Roadside
  79
- Operation
  80
- Smoke Detector
  80
- Maintenance
  81
- Testing
  81
- Troubleshooting
  81
- Carbon Monoxide Detector
  82
- Operation
  83
- Alarm
  84
- Testing
  84
- Cleaning & Maintenance
  85
- Fire Extinguisher
  85
- Escape (Egress) Window
  86
Exterior & Interior Care • Section 3

89
- Corrosion
  91
- Exterior Care
  91
- Washing
  91
- Drying
  92
- Waxing
  92
- Paint Codes
  93
- Bright Metal
  94
- Exterior Maintenance
  94
- Tire Care
  94
- Fiberglass
  95
- Roof Care & Seal Inspections
  95
- Interior Care - Cockpit
  97
- Fabric Cleaning Codes
  98
- Fabrics
  98
- Fabric Specifications Charts
  100
- Vinyl
  102
- Optima Leather & "O" Vinyl
  104
- Carpet Cleaning
  105
- Floors
  105
- Laminate Floor
  106
- Tile Floor (Opt.)
  107
- Shower
  108
- Ceiling
  109
- Wall Coverings
  109
- Wood Care
  110
- Exterior & Interior Care • Section
  111
- Countertops
  113
- Solid Surface
  113
- Laminate
  114
- Stainless Steel Surface
  114
- Windows
  114
- Condensation
  115
- Mini-Blinds
  115
- Window Treatments
  115
- Day/Night Shades
  116
- Mold & Mildew
  117
- Pest Control
  119
- Short Term
  122
- Storage
  122
- Long Term
  123
- Winter Storage Checklist
  125
- Removal from Storage
  126
Appliances • Section 4

129
- Appliances - Introduction
  131
- Refrigerator
  131
- Operation Specifics
  132
- Control Panel
  133
- Icemaker
  134
- Cooling Unit Fans
  135
- Doors
  135
- Refrigerator Alarm
  135
- Interior Light
  136
- Service
  136
- Storage Procedures
  136
- Air in Propane Gas Supply Lines
  137
- Microwave/Convection Oven
  137
- Cleaning the Microwave/Convection Oven
  138
- Setting the Clock
  138
- Cooktop
  140
- Lighting Top Burners
  141
- Burner Grate
  142
- Cleaning
  142
- COOKTOP with OVEN (Opt.)
  143
- Air Conditioner - Roof
  144
- Wall Thermostat
  144
- Heat Pump (Opt.)
  145
- Operations
  145
- Return Air Filters
  146
- Furnace
  147
- Operating Instructions
  147
- Using the Furnace
  148
- If the Furnace Fails to Light
  149
- Water Heater
  149
- Before Using the Water Heater
  150
- Operation
  151
- Pressure-Temperature Relief Valve
  152
- Thermostats
  152
- Water Heater Bypass
  152
- Burner Compartment
  153
- Draining & Storage
  153
- WASHER-DRYER PREPARED (Opt.)
  154
- Water Heater Troubleshooting
  154
- WASHER-DRYER (Opt.)
  155
- Test Procedure
  156
- Washer-Dryer Maintenance
  157
- Winterizing the Washer-Dryer
  158
- FIREPLACE - ELECTRIC (Opt.)
  159
- Operation
  160
- Maintenance
  161
- WATER DISPENSER - HOT (Opt.)
  162
Equipment • Section 5

165
- Entry Step
  167
- Equipment - Introduction
  167
- Operation
  167
- Entry Door
  168
- Stepwell
  168
- Screen Door Maintenance
  169
- Slide-Out
  170
- Slide-Out Operation
  171
- Awnings
  173
- Slide-Out Cover
  173
- Patio Awning - Manual (Opt.)
  174
- Patio Awning - Eclipse (Opt.)
  178
- Window Awning - Carefree
  178
- Care & Maintenance
  179
- LEVELING SYSTEM - HYDRAULIC (Opt.)
  180
- Storm Precautions
  180
- Manual Operation
  183
- Retracting Leveling Jacks
  184
- Maintenance
  186
- Bedroom Exhaust - Automatic with Rain Sensor
  187
- Fans
  187
- Kitchen Exhaust
  187
- Bathroom Fan
  188
- POWER SUNVISOR (Opt.)
  189
- REAR LADDER (Opt.)
  190
- Sliding Door
  190
- Seat Controls
  191
- Electro-Majic Bed
  192
- Sofa Bed
  194
- CITIZEN BAND (CB) RADIO PREP (Opt.)
  195
- Radio - Dash
  195
- Systems Control Center
  196
- Connections - TV Cable, Computer & Phone
  197
- Television (Front) Lock-Out Feature
  197
- Tv & Entertainment Components
  197
- Television Antenna
  198
- DVD Player (Opt.)
  199
- Home Theater System (Opt.)
  199
- Video Cassette Recorder (Opt.)
  199
- Operating the Components
  200
- Video Selector Box
  200
- ENTERTAINMENT CENTER - EXTERIOR (Opt.)
  201
- SATELLITE PREP (Opt.)
  202
- SATELLITE (Opt.)
  203
Water Systems • Section 6

207
- Water Systems - Introduction
  209
- City Hook-Up
  210
- Measurements & Calibration
  210
- Water - Potable
  210
- Water Tanks
  210
- Fresh Tank Fill
  211
- Gravity Fill
  211
- Water Pump
  212
- Water Pump Troubleshooting
  213
- Faucets
  214
- Water Filter
  214
- Disinfecting Fresh Water
  215
- Troubleshooting
  215
- Water Systems
  215
- Proper Waste Disposal
  216
- Waste Water Systems
  216
- What Not to Put in Waste Holding Tanks
  217
- What to Put in Holding Tanks - Black Water Tank
  217
- Waste Drain & Sewage Tanks
  218
- Waste Drain Hose - Standard
  218
- What to Put in Holding Tanks - Grey Water Tank
  218
- Black Tank Flush
  220
- Waste Pump (Opt.)
  221
- Cleaning & Maintenance
  223
- Operating Instructions
  223
- Toilet
  223
- Drain Traps & Auto Vents
  224
- Cold Weather Conditions
  225
- Cold Weather Storage
  225
- Using Air Pressure
  226
- Winterization
  226
- Using Nontoxic Antifreeze
  228
- De-Winterization
  230
- Service Center
  230
- Water System Diagram
  231
Lp-Gas Systems • Section 7

233
- Lp-Gas Systems
  235
- Lp-Gas Detector
  236
- Testing
  237
- Alarm
  238
- Lp-Gas Emergency Procedures - Checklist
  239
- Maintenance
  239
- Lp-Gas Tank
  240
- Measurement
  240
- Tank Capacity
  240
- Tank Filling
  241
- Tank Operation
  243
- Lp-Gas Fundamentals
  244
- Lp-Gas Regulator
  245
- Lp-Gas Hose Inspection
  247
- Lp-Gas Distribution Lines
  248
- Lp-Gas Consumption
  249
- Lp-Gas Safety Tips
  250
Electrical Systems - House • Section 8

253
- House Electrical - Introduction
  255
- Battery Disconnect - House
  256
- Battery Cut-Off Switch
  257
- Shore Power Hook-Up
  257
- 4000 Kw Generator - Gasoline
  261
- Generator - 120 Volt Ac
  261
- Transfer Switch
  261
- 5500 Kw Generator - Gasoline (Opt.)
  262
- Pre-Start Checks
  262
- Starting the Generator
  263
- Powering the Equipment
  264
- Stopping the Generator
  264
- Generator Fuel
  265
- Resetting the Circuit Breaker
  265
- Converter - 55 Amp
  266
- Generator Exercise
  266
- Battery Charging with Inverter
  267
- INVERTER (Opt.)
  267
- Battery State Indicator
  268
- Remote Panel
  268
- Circuit Breakers
  269
- Power Share
  269
- Stand-By Mode
  269
- Charge Cycles
  270
- Pass-Through Relay
  270
- Programming the Inverter
  271
- Temperature Sensitive Charging
  271
- Distribution Panel
  272
- Circuit Breaker
  273
- GFCI Breakers & Outlets
  274
- Energy Management System (Opt.)
  275
- Distribution Panel - House 12 Volt
  277
- Fuses
  277
- Know When to Say When
  278
- Tools of the Trade
  278
- Battery
  279
- House Batteries
  279
- How It Works
  279
- Battery Maintenance
  280
- Testing the Battery
  281
- Battery Voltage & Current
  283
- Battery Charge Time & Consumption Rate
  284
- Lights - Interior Halogen
  285
- Map Lights
  286
- Electrical Layout (Typical)
  287
Electrical Systems - Chassis • Section 9

289
- Chassis Electrical - Introduction
  291
- Battery - Chassis
  292
- Battery Disconnect - Chassis
  292
- Starting Battery
  292
- Front Distribution Panels
  293
- Fuses & Circuits
  293
- Battery Boost Solenoid
  296
- Relays
  296
- Dash Panel
  298
- Leveling Controls
  301
- Park Brake
  301
- Dash Air Conditioner & Heater Controls
  302
- Chassis - Introduction
  309
- Chassis - under Hood
  309
- Ford Chassis
  309
- Workhorse Chassis
  310
- Front Axle - Workhorse
  312
- Oil Filled Bearings
  312
- Specifications Charts
  313
- Weights & Measurements
  313
- Engine Specifications
  314
- Tank Capacities
  314
- Metric/U.s. Conversion Chart
  315
- Maintenance Records
  316

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