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Owner’s Manual

UNITY MOTORHOME TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 5

Owner’s Manual �� 5

Motorhome Information Kit �� 6

Options and Equipment �� 6

Vehicle Certification Labels �� 6

Reference Number Codes ��6

Certication Label Samples ��7

Unity Floor Plans�� 8

Service Assistance ��20

Reporting Safety Defects ��20

Coach Specifications ��21

SAFETY 23

General Safety ��23

Alarms ��24

Combination Carbon Monoxide / LP Gas Alarm ��24

Fuel and Propane Safety ��25

Smoke Alarm ��25

Fire Prevention ��26

Fire Safety Tips ��26

Emergency Escape - Egress Windows ��27

Fire Extinguisher ��27

MOTORHOME OPERATION 29

MOTORHOME Preparation ��29

motorhome loading and weights ��29

Tow in g ��30

Auxiliary Vehicle Towing ��30

Pre-Trip Inspection ��31

Emergency Equipment Checklist ��31

Final Checks ��32

Maximum Occupancy ��32

Seat/Shoulder Belts ��32

Driver/Passenger Seat Controls��34

Travelling ��35

Driving Characteristics ��35

Controls ��35

General Handling ��35

High Wind Handling ��35

Mountain Driving ��35

Driving Safety Tips ��36

Travel Tips ��36

Severe Weather Information ��37

Emergencies While Driving ��38

Hazard Warning Lights ��38

Flat Tire ��38

When the Vehicle is Disabled ��38

Overheating ��39

Parking ��39

Backing Up ��39

Extended Occupancy ��40

Leveling the Motorhome ��40

Stabilizers ��41

Refueling the Vehicle Chassis ��41

Fuel Tank Capacity��41

Fuel Types ��41

Removing The Fuel Cap ��42

Filling The Tank ��42

Door Locks ��42

Locking and Unlocking Procedures ��42

Keys ��43

Entry Door Step ��43

Entry Step Electrical Diagram ��44

Step Override Switch ��44

Step Cover (On Specic Models) ��44

LIGHTING ��45

Cab Entry Light ��45

Interior Overhead Light Dimmer Switch ��45

Exterior/Interior Light Switches ��45

Under Cabinet Light Switches ��45

Slide Out Room ��46

Before Operating the Slide Out Room ��46

Extending the Slide Out Room ��47

Retracting the Slide Out Room ��47

Servicing All-Weather Seals ��47

Slide Out Room Emergency Operation ��47

Awning��50

Extending the Awning ��50

Retracting the Awning ��51

APPLIANCE AND

EQUIPMENT OPERATION 53

Refrigerator ��53

Operating the Refrigerator ��53

Refrigerator Operating Tips ��54

Exterior Refrigerator Compartment ��54

Stove Top ��54

Lighting Burners ��54

Microwave/Convection Oven ��55

Operating the Microwave/Convection Oven ��55

Microwave/Convection Oven Operating Tips ��55

Exterior BBQ Connection ��56

Operating the Exterior BBQ Connection ��56

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System Monitor ��83

Power Distribution Panel ��84

120 Volt AC Circuit Breakers ��84

12 Volt DC Coach Fuses ��84

12 Volt DC Chassis Fuses ��85

Driver Seat Pedestal Fuses ��85

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) ��85

Auxiliary LP Gas Generator (Optional) ��85

Operating the Auxiliary LP Gas Generator ��86

Starting the Auxiliary LP Gas Generator ��86

Stopping the Auxiliary LP Gas Generator ��86

Generator Hour Meter ��87

Auxiliary Diesel Generator (Optional) ��87

Starting the Auxiliary Diesel Generator ��87

Stopping the Auxiliary Diesel Generator ��88

Generator safety ��89

Automatic Power Transfer Switch ��89

12 Volt DC system ��90

Chassis Battery ��90

Coach Batteries (12 Volt DC Power Supply) ��90

Coach Battery Condition Meter ��91

Battery Maintenance ��91

Battery Problems��91

Long-Term Storage ��92

Additional Battery Maintenance Suggestions ��92

Inverter ��93

Inverter Remote Control Panel ��94

Surge guard (optional) ��94

Accidental 240 Volt Protection ��95

Troubleshooting Guide ��95

Solar Power Unit ��95

Lighting Maintenance ��96

Exterior Lighting ��96

Interior Lighting ��97

WATER AND PLUMBING SYSTEM 101

Water Supply��101

Fresh Water System ��101

City Water Supply �� 101

Filling the Fresh Water Tank �� 102

Water Pump Switch �� 103

Disinfecting the Water Tank ��103

Water Pump ��104

Water Pump Initial Startup �� 104

Water Pump Troubleshooting �� 104

Water Pump Electrical Diagram �� 105

Draining the Fresh Water System ��106

Draining the Hot and Cold Water Systems �� 106

Water Filter ��107

LP Gas Furnace ��56

Operating the LP Gas Furnace ��56

LP Gas Furnace Operating Tips ��56

Dometic Capacitive Touch Thermostat ��57

Operating the Thermostat ��57

Roof Air Conditioner with Heat Pump ��57

Heat Pump ��57

Maintaining the Roof Air Conditioner/Heat Pump ��58

Coach Power Roof Vent ��58

Operating Controls ��58

Cleaning Instructions ��59

Bathroom Roof Vent ��59

Operating Controls ��59

Cleaning Instructions ��59

Side Window Vents ��60

Manual Roof Vent ��60

Opening the Roof Vent ��60

Closing the Roof Vent ��61

Adjustments for day/night Shades ��61

Removing End Cap ��61

Adjusting the Tension ��61

Entertainment Systems ��62

U24IB and U24TB Floor Plans ��62

U24CB and U24FX Floor Plans ��62

U24MB Floor Plan ��63

TV Operation ��63

DVD Operation ��63

TV Utility Panel ��64

External Cable TV Connection ��64

External Satellite TV Connection ��64

TV Antenna��64

HDMI Switch Box ��65

Wi Extender (Optional) ��65

Entertainment System Schematics ��66

Satellite Pre-wire Schematic ��70

Leisure Lounge Plus System (optional) ��71

Lowering the Murphy Bed ��71

Raising the Murphy Bed ��72

Leisure Lounge Plus Seating��73

U24CB Seating/Sleeping ��74

U24TB Sleeping ��75

U24IB/TB Seating ��75

Leisure Lounge Seating ��76

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM OPERATION 77

Electrical Supply ��77

Shore Power ��77

Battery Disconnect Switch ��77

Wiring Schematic ��78

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Interior Care ��122

Carpets �� 122

Upholstery �� 122

Spots and Stains �� 122

Vinyl Fabrics �� 122

Draperies, Curtains and Bedspreads �� 123

Remis Cab Privacy Blinds (Optional) �� 123

Walls �� 123

Cabinetry, Tables and Countertops �� 123

Sinks �� 123

Refrigerator �� 123

Stove Top - General �� 123

Stove Top - Burners �� 123

Microwave/Convection Oven �� 124

Bathroom - General �� 124

Toi le t �� 124

Doors and Windows �� 124

Storage and Winterization ��124

Storage Checklist �� 124

Cold Temperature Storage �� 125

Spring Startup �� 126

Cold Temperature Operation �� 126

Chassis �� 126

LP Gas �� 126

Waste System �� 126

Water System Winterization ��126

Adding Plumbing Non-toxic Antifreeze �� 126

De-Winterizing the Water Systems �� 127

Winterizing Comfort Plus Water Heater �� 128

Maintenance and Servicing ��129

LP Gas Tank Valve �� 129

Stabilizers �� 129

Entry Door Step �� 130

NEW VEHICLE LIMITED WARRANTY 131

Waste Systems ��107

Grey Water Waste Holding Tank �� 107

Black Water Waste Holding Tank �� 107

Dumping Holding Tanks �� 108

Black Water Waste Tank Rinse �� 108

Macerator �� 109

Waste Water Holding Tank - Do's And Don'ts �� 109

Using On-Site Sewer Hook-Ups ��110

Water Heater �� 110

Water Heater Operation ��110

Winterizing ��111

Truma AquaGo® Water Heater �� 111

Switching On the Appliance ��111

AquaGo® Comfort / AquaGo® Comfort Plus ��111

Operating modes ��111

LED Rotary switch EcoClean ��112

Operating mode / Description ��112

Water Fixtures �� 112

Fresh Water Toilet ��112

Manual Flush Toilet ��112

Macerator Toilet ��113

Cleaning the Manual Flush Toilet ��113

Showers �� 114

Interior Shower ��114

Exterior Shower ��114

LIQUID PROPANE GAS SYSTEM 115

LP Gas Control Valve �� 115

Safe Use of LP Gas �� 115

Precautions for the Safe use of LP Gas ��115

How LP Gas Works �� 116

Selecting Fuel Types �� 116

LP Gas Tank System �� 116

Relling the LP Gas Tank ��116

After Relling the LP gas tank ��117

Air in the LP Gas Tank ��117

Travelling with LP Gas �� 117

LP Gas Tank Regulator �� 118

LP Gas Leaks �� 118

Avoiding Asphyxiation ��119

MOTORHOME MAINTENANCE 121

Exterior Care and Maintenance ��121

Roof �� 121

Underbody �� 121

Washing, Waxing and Polishing �� 121

Stripes and Decals �� 121

Exterior Lighting �� 121

Solar Panels �� 122

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UNITY MOTORHOME INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations! Thank you for selecting a Leisure

Travel Vans Motorhome.

Welcome to the exciting world of motorhome travel

and camping, with all the comforts of home with you,

while you travel and enjoy the outdoors.

Your motorhome has been designed and

manufactured to enhance your travel and camping

experience and to provide you with safe, efcient

and trouble-free operation�

Before your rst drive, become familiar with the

operation of the vehicle chassis and all functions and

operations of the motorhome. Spend adequate time

with your dealer when you take delivery to learn all

you can about your new motorhome�

OWNER’S MANUAL

This manual was prepared to aid the operator

and occupants in the operation and care of the

motorhome. There are many options to Leisure

Travel Vans, so ensure that you are familiar with

your motorhome’s systems and equipment. All

operators and occupants of the motorhome should

read, understand and follow the instructions in this

manual, the vehicle chassis manual & the information

contained in the Motorhome Information Kit provided

with your new motorhome�

Your motorhome contains a number of systems,

components, equipment and appliances manufactured

by vendors that supply components for Triple E RV.

These vendors are unrelated to Triple E RV.

Before operating the motorhome for the rst time –

even if an experienced motorhome operator – read

and become familiar with all of the relevant manuals

to your motorhome, components, equipment and

appliances provided in the Motorhome Information

Kit� Your familiarity with the detailed operation of

your motorhome will assist in your safe, efcient and

trouble-free motorhome operation�

KEEP the Motorhome Information Kit within your

motorhome for readily available reference.

PASS this manual, the Chassis Operation Manual

and the Motorhome Information Kit to any subsequent

operator or owner�

For clarication or further details on any of the

enclosed information, please contact:

Your Leisure Travel Vans Dealer or Triple E RV

Customer Service at:

Email: info@tripleerv.com

Toll F r ee : 87 7- 99 2- 99 06

Tele p h on e: 2 04 -3 25 -4 36 1

Fax: 204-325-5241

INTRODUCTION UNITY MOTORHOME

MOTORHOME INFORMATION KIT

The Motorhome Information Kit includes but isn’t

limited to information on the components, equipment

and appliances listed below�

• Refrigerator

• Stove top

• Furnace

• Electrical Panel

• Toil e t

• Water Heater

• Water Pump

• Water Filtration

• Vent (roof)

• Fire Extinguisher

• Smoke Detector

• Thermostat

• CO Detector

• Propane Detector

• Gas Regulator

• TV Antenna

• TV/DVD

• Chassis

• Air Conditioner

• Generator

• Stabilizers

• View Monitor

• Inverter

• Entertainment System

• Safety

• Flooring and Countertops

• Electric Step

• Solar Panel

• Surge Protector

• Safe

OPTIONS AND EQUIPMENT

Leisure Travel Vans are available in various sizes

and oor plan congurations and with differing

optional equipment. The equipment, accessories

and components described in this manual may not

apply in all respects to your motorhome� Read the

material and manuals provided in the Motorhome

Information Kit for detailed instructions regarding the

equipment specic to your motorhome.

VEHICLE CERTIFICATION LABELS

The vehicle certication labels afxed to your

motorhome contain vehicle identication and other

important reference information. Never remove or

destroy these labels. The labels are located on the

driver & passenger door frames. See location details

on the following page�

REFERENCE NUMBER CODES

MANUFACTURE/CONVERSION DATE

The date on which the coach portion of your motorhome

was built�

GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING (GVWR)

The maximum permissible weight of this fully loaded

motorhome�

SLEEPING CAPACITY WEIGHT RATING (SCWR)

The manufacturer’s designated number of sleeping

positions multiplied by 154 lbs (70 Kgs).

OCCUPANT AND CARGO CARRYING CAPACITY

(OCCC)

The value equal to the GVWR minus UVW and full LP

Gas weight. In other words, OCCC is the amount of

weight in occupants, cargo, water and trailer tongue

weight that can be added to the motorhome without

exceeding the GVWR�

GROSS COMBINED WEIGHT RATING (GCWR)

The Gross Combined Weights Rating of the motorhome,

i.e, combined weight of the Motorhome and any towed

vehicle.

DESIGNATED SLEEPING CAPACITY

The manufacturer’s designated number of sleeping

positions�

GROSS AXLE WEIGHT RATING (GAWR)

The value specied as the load carrying capacity of

a single axle system, as measured at the tire-ground

interface�

TIRE SPECIFICATION

Recommended tires specication to meet handling,

loading and safety requirements� Replacement tires

must meet these specications.

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COLD TIRE INFLATION PRESSURE

Ination pressures recommended (while cold) for the

tires originally installed on your motorhome. These

tire pressure levels must be maintained to ensure

proper handling, safety and fuel economy.

CARGO CARRYING CAPACITY(CCC)(CANADA)

Equal to GVWR minus each of the following: UVW,

full fresh (potable) water weight (including water

heater), full LP-Gas weight and SCWR.

UNLOADED VEHICLE WEIGHT (UVW)

The weight of this motorhome as manufactured at

the factory with full fuel, engine oil and coolants.

MASS OF WASTE WATER TANKS

Total weight of the black and grey water tanks when

lled to capacity.

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN)

This number identies the chassis on which the

motorhome is built�

TYPE

The National Highway Trafc Safety Association

(NHTSA) designated usage classication for your

Motorhome. MPV signies a Multi-purpose vehicle.

CERTIFICATION LABEL SAMPLES

LOCATED IN WARDROBE CLOSET (CANADA MODELS ONLY)

LOCATED ON DRIVER-SIDE DOOR FRAME (CANADA MODELS)

LOCATED ON DRIVER-SIDE DOOR FRAME (US MODELS)

LOCATED ON PASSENGER-SIDE DOOR FRAME (US MODELS)

LOCATED ON DRIVER-SIDE DOOR FRAME (ALL MODELS)

LOCATED IN WARDROBE CLOSET (ALL MODELS)

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UNITY FLOOR PLANS

U24MB PASSENGER SIDE VIEW

1 Light

2 Refrigerator Vents

3 External Receptacle

4 Awning

3 56 8

910

U24MB DRIVER SIDE VIEW

1 Awning

2 Slide Out Room

3 Water Heater

1 2

56 7 8 9

5 Entrance Step

6 BBQ Hook-Up

7 Storage Compartment

8 Inverter and Storage Compartment

4 Diesel Fill

5 Storage Compartment

6 Sewer Hose Hatch (Behind Doors)

9 Furnace Exhaust

10 Generator Compartment

11 Ladder Option

7 Shore Power Connection

8 Utility Center

9 Sewer Termination

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