Holiday 2014 Aluma-Lite User Manual

Summary of 2014 Aluma-Lite

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    Navistar rv towable limited warranty - 2014 navistar rv towable limited warranty - 2014 what the period of coverage is: the limited warranty provided by navistar rv, llc (“warrantor”) covers those components, assemblies and systems of your new towable product not excluded under the section “what the...

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    Navistar rv towable limited warranty - 2014 how to get service (cont’d): the warrantor’s mailing address is: navistar rv, llc p.O. Box 8160 coburg, oregon 97408 because warrantor does not control the scheduling of service work by authorized servicing dealers, you may encounter some delay in scheduli...

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    Section 1 - general information ............................................. 3 section 2 - driving & safety ..................................................... 9 section 3 - exterior & interior care .................................... 45 section 4 - appliances ......................................

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    General information - 1 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer the information contained in this document is intended to reflect standard and optional equipment included in a typically equipped model at the time of delivery to the initial retail owner. Your actual unit may vary from this document as a ...

  • Page 5: General Information

    2014 holiday rambler travel trailer general information - 1 warranty information file ...............................4 reporting safety defects ..................................4 safety terms .........................................................4 glossary of terms .................................

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    General information - 1 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer warranty information file in addition to the owner’s manual, a warranty information file can be found in the recreational vehicle. This file contains valuable documents about the recreational vehicle systems and equipment. Also contained in...

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    5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer general information - 1 glossary of terms ac electricity - alternating current also known as household power. Alternating current (ac) - a current that varies periodically in magnitude and direction. A battery does not deliver alternating current. Also referred ...

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    6 general information - 1 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer low point drain - the lowest point in the plumbing. Drains are placed here allowing water to drain out of the lower end of the recreational vehicle. These drains must be closed when filling the water tank. Oem - term for original equipmen...

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    2014 holiday rambler travel trailer general information - 1 change of ownership/address information mail to: navistar rv, llc. Customer service p.O. Box 8160 coburg, oregon 908 please read terms and representations below before signing. By your sgnature(s) on ths form you represent the followng: 1. ...

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    Notes.

  • Page 11: Driving & Safety

    Driving & safety section 2 driving & safety ...........................................10 tow vehicle ...................................................10 driving tips ...................................................10 trip preparation ..........................................12 hitching the tr...

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    10 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer driving & safety section two contains information on driving tips, emergency situations, towing, safety devices, weighing the recreational vehicle and tires. Warning: do not occupy, or allow others to occupy the recreational vehicle while i...

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    11 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer driving lanes in work zones can be uneven, congested and more narrow than usual. Be cautious of road debris that can damage the undercarriage of the recreational vehicle or cause damage to the tires, wheel rims or recreational vehicle. On b...

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    1 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer during cold weather, tire pressure can decrease. Check and ensure tires are at proper inflation pressure. Wet conditions: the risk of hydroplaning is increased if tires are worn or improperly inflated. Be aware that heavy rain or standing wa...

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    1 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer tow capacity and class ratings several components comprise a tow hitch system. The weight rating of individual components that are part of the towing system must be greater than the gross weight of the load being towed. To help define weight...

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    1 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer types of hitches weight carrying hitch: a weight carrying hitch relies on the tow vehicle suspension, axles and tires to support the added weight of a recreational vehicle. As recreational vehicle weight and tongue weight increase, the suspe...

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    15 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer trailer coupler information regarding coupler classification, weight rating and hitch ball diameter is permanently marked on the trailer coupler. The coupler uses a “clamp” to secure the hitch ball inside the coupler socket. Open the couple...

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    16 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer extend the tongue jack until the jack is supporting the tongue weight and some tow vehicle rear suspension weight. This will reduce tension when installing the spring bars. Select equal number of chain links so spring bars carry equal tensi...

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    1 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer brakes brake controller the braking system on the recreational vehicle are controlled electrically. This requires a brake controller be mounted inside the tow vehicle. The brake controller supplies voltage to the brakes through the tow plug ...

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    18 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer bedding the brakes new brakes will require a “bedding” process to properly seat and cure the brake shoes and electromagnets. The process involves making several brake applications (between 10 and 20) after which brake performance should inc...

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    19 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer if brake performance remains unsatisfactory, the cause may be mechanical or electrical. Have a qualified professional inspect and test the system. Warning: do not continue operation if brake performance is unsatisfactory. Have a qualified p...

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    0 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer dust caps with zerk: these caps provide serviceability with a grease gun. Use a hand grease gun only when servicing. Over-pressurization can damage the grease seal contaminating the brake linings. Note: do not mix grease base types. Thorough...

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    1 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer 3. Co-pilot uses both arms and hands parallel with thumbs pointing up and to rear in a waving vertical motion. This signals driver to maintain a straight back direction. 4. Co-pilot holds arms vertically, hands open with palms facing one ano...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer manual extend/retract: insert the crank handle. Rotate the crank handle in the desired direction until the desired height is obtained. Remove the crank handle. Warning: the handle can cause injury if the electric motor is activated. Remove han...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer caution: do not remove cover from the shore power supply to troubleshoot electricity to the recreational vehicle. Serious personal injury or death may occur. Inform the park manager if there is no power to the recreational vehicle. It is the p...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer breaking camp preparing the recreational vehicle for travel will require several tasks. Properly secure and store items to prevent them from getting lost or damaged. Below is a checklist to reference when preparing to break camp. Outside check...

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    5 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer in case of flat tire in the event of a flat tire, it is recommended to call for roadside assistance. Proper equipment is necessary to change a tire due to the size and weight of the recreational vehicle. A professional service technician wil...

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    6 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer loosen the lug nuts ¾ turn while wheel is on the ground, but do not remove. Raise the hydraulic jack until the tire clears the ground. Place ¾” plywood block on jack stand and position jack stand under the main frame rail. This provides addi...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer importance of air pressure the most important factor in maximizing the life of the tires is maintaining proper inflation pressure. Driving on any tire that does not have the correct inflation pressure for the load of the recreational vehicle i...

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    8 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer the tire size and load range is listed in the left margin of the table. After weighing (see weighing the recreational vehicle in this section), determine the tire size and load range equipped on the recreational vehicle. Inflate all tires to...

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    9 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer if the recreational vehicle is stored for any length of time, the air pressure should be checked prior to storage. More importantly, check the tire pressure when it is removed from storage. Check the tire pressure when the tires are “cold” a...

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    0 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer air pressure checklist 1. Check air pressure when the tires are completely cool. Note: if the recreational vehicle must be driven a distance to get air, check and record the tire pressure first and add the recorded calculation when reaching ...

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    1 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer tire replacement as represented within the tire manufacturer’s published tire data guide, the size and rated load carrying capacity of the original equipment tires on your recreational vehicle meet or exceed the recreational vehicle’s maximu...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer wheel mounting the recreational vehicle is equipped with heavy-duty wheels. If obtaining additional wheels, such as a spare, get the same type as those installed on the recreational vehicle. Check the wheel lug torque before every trip. Torque...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer equa-flex suspension (optional) the trailair® equa-flex suspension system is a rubber cushioned equalizer. The equa- flex rubber cushions and absorbs road shock providing a smother ride. While the equa-flex system requires no adjustments, the ...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer tire and loading information: this certification label lists the maximum amount of weight in cargo. The chart lists tire size and load range of the tire. Cold maximum inflation pressure determined by the tire manufacturer based on the maximum ...

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    5 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer weight terms the following are definitions of terms used when weighing. It is important each weight term is understood. Gross vehicle weight rating (gvwr): gvwr means maximum permissible weight of the recreational vehicle. Gvwr is equal to o...

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    6 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer tire pressure the recreational vehicle may weigh slightly heavier on one side. The heaviest wheel position (if applicable) on a single axle will determine the inflation pressure for all tires on the recreational vehicle due to weight transfe...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer weighing curb weight for ease of weighing process and determining tongue weight, it is recommended to initially weigh the tow vehicle in an unloaded condition to obtain how much the tow vehicle weighs (curb weight) prior to loading the tow veh...

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    8 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer warning: improperly inflated or overloaded tires can cause a blowout. An overloaded axle can cause a component failure of the suspension system. Tire blowout or broken suspension components can lead to loss of vehicle control, property damag...

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    9 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer smoke detector statistics show that most fire casualties are not caused by direct flame, but by less visible smoke (products of combustion). The smoke detector automatically returns from alarm to normal state when the reason for activation, ...

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    0 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer maintenance maintenance for proper operation: test the smoke alarm once a week. Keep a supply of 9 volt dc batteries on hand. Periodically vacuum the slots in the cover and sides with a soft brush attachment. Test the smoke alarm after the u...

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    1 driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer young children and household pets may be the first affected. Other highly sensitive people include the elderly and those with lung or heart disease. Warning: the detector is designed to protect individuals from the acute effects of carbon mo...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer when alarm sounds use the following steps: operate reset/silence button. Call emergency services. Evacuate recreational vehicle. Do not re-enter the recreational vehicle until it has been aired out and the problem corrected. If the alarm react...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer use the pass word! Pull the pin to unlock the extinguisher. Aim at the base (bottom) of the fire and stand 6 to 10 ft. Away. Squeeze the lever to discharge the agent. Sweep the spray from left to right until totally extinguished. There are thr...

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    Driving & safety - 2 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer notes.

  • Page 47: Interior And Exterior Care

    Interior and exterior care section 3 exterior care ...............................................46 corrosion .....................................................46 winter drive protection .................................46 washing ......................................................47 drying ....

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    6 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer information: this section is on general cleaning and maintenance. Some of the articles within “exterior & interior care - section 3” may not apply to all models. Improper or inadequate maintenance may affect your warranty coverage. P...

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    2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 therefore, it is up to the recreational vehicle owner to perform regular washing maintenance and neutralize any corrosive agent applied to the roadway by local or state governments. Washing care should be used when washing the recreati...

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    8 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer “touch-up” paint may be used to repair a small scratch or imperfection in the graphic stripe. To repair a larger area, it will be necessary to obtain a replacement vinyl graphic to maintain the original appearance. Paint codes the re...

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    9 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 aluminum wheels inside: if the tires are removed, inspect and clean the entire rim. Air used to fill the tire may contain moisture and can cause the areas of the wheel under the tire to severely corrode. Use a soft brush to remove an...

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    50 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer extreme damage from a water leak can rapidly occur. Inspect all joints, seams, seals and exterior attachments at least twice a year and reseal if necessary. Fully inspect all moldings/trims (including slideout trim), windows, doors,...

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    51 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 interior care fabrics general care & cleaning: the interior has been manufactured using quality materials; however, fabric that is abused can be damaged. Special care is needed when the recreational vehicle is exposed to humid clima...

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    5 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer caution: lacquer solvent will cause immediate irreparable damage to the vinyl. Do not use wax on vinyl upholstery as it will cause premature embrittlement and cracking. Dilute chlorine bleach before using. Never use full strength ble...

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    5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 ultra-leather care instructions: spot clean with mild soap and water. Air dry or dry quickly with warm setting of a hair dryer. For stubborn stains, use mild solvent. For tougher stains, try fantastik® brand spray cleaner. Disinfect ...

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    5 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer cleaning solutions: a. Dry cleaning fluid: a non-flammable spot removal liquid, available in grocery and hardware stores. B. Nail polish remover: any acetate that often has a banana fragrance. Do not use if it contains acetone. C. De...

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    55 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 water can permanently damage the floor, wipe up any spills immediately. Avoid walking on floors with high heeled stiletto-type shoes or drop objects on floor. Do not use any abrasive cleaners or scouring pads. Magic marker, shoe pol...

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    56 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer wet a mop with the cleaning solution and scrub floor. Use a lightly dampened mop to scrub the floor a second time. Allow the floor to dry. Care and maintenance: frequently sweep or vacuum the floor to eliminate abrasive, gritty dirt...

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    5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 fixing scratches in stained woodwork: light scratches will often disappear when carefully rubbed with furniture polish or paste wax. When scratches appear lighter than the surrounding dark-stained woodwork, it usually means either th...

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    58 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer repairing cuts and scratches solid surface countertops are renewable. Use the following instructions to repair minor cuts and scratches: if scratch or imperfection is deep, sand area with highest grit sandpaper to remove the blemish...

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    59 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 condensation the amount of condensation will vary with climate conditions, particularly in relative humidity. Condensation occurs from water vapor present in the air. Water vapor collects wherever there is available air space. When ...

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    60 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer tension adjustment: tension should be adjusted if the shades are loose or there is excessive vibration. A button is located on the bottom of the shade at each end. Two lines on each side of the shade are threaded through the button ...

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    61 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 indoor humidity can be reduced by 30 to 60% when venting clothes dryers to the outdoors. Ventilate the kitchen and bathroom by opening windows, using exhaust fans or a combination of both. Operating the air conditioning will remove ...

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    6 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer when the recreational vehicle is stored outdoors, clear the surrounding area of all rodent friendly hiding places: shrubs, trees and clutter. Completely seal the underside of the recreational vehicle. Wire mesh will work well to prev...

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    6 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 best sources of information about common household pests: the internet is a great place to find information about common pests. The national pest management association web site can be a useful resource for common pests. Another good...

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    6 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer recreational vehicle storage - ac power is not available: turn off all appliances. If possible, situate the recreational vehicle so the batteries remain accessible. This allows a battery to be charged or replaced without moving the r...

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    65 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer exterior & interior care - 3 inspect the roof at least twice a year. Inspect for exterior sealant gaps of roof seams, vents, skylights, sidewall seams, roof air conditioners and windows. If necessary, use proper sealants and application procedures. Brakes: brak...

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    66 exterior & interior care - 3 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer operate all faucets and fixtures in the fresh water system. Run a sufficient amount of fresh water through all the water lines and faucets to thoroughly purge any potable antifreeze from the fresh water system. Poison: if equipped w...

  • Page 69: Appliances

    Appliances section 4 appliances - introduction .........................68 refrigerator .................................................68 operation specifics ......................................68 leveling .......................................................68 control panel .....................

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    68 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 appliances - introduction this section covers operation and care of various appliances found in the recreational vehicle: refrigerator, cooktop, microwave, roof air conditioner and optional appliances. These appliances operate on ac, dc or propan...

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    69 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 030967b control panel on/off button: turns the refrigerator on or off. Push the on/off button to turn on the refrigerator. Gas button: sets mode of operation. Automatic operation (gas button not selected) sets mode of operation to 120 volt ac as ...

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    0 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 service the refrigerator will require an annual service at an authorized dometic repair center. The technician will perform a series of required checks as well as service the propane burner and flue. A record of annual service, such as the receipt...

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    1 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 microwave oven (optional) the oven is operated from 120 volt ac supplied by shore power. Information: for more detailed information and operating instructions, refer to the oem manual. Be sure to register the microwave/convection oven with the man...

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    2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 it is occasionally necessary to remove the glass tray for cleaning. Wash the tray in warm sudsy water or in a dishwasher. If the control panel becomes wet, clean with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use harsh detergents. The roller guide and oven cavity f...

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    2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 operation the cooktop will operate when the valve on the propane tank is open. Lighting cooktop burners to light the burner: turn the desired burner knob counterclockwise to lite. Only light burners individually. Turn the spark knob clockwise until ...

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    2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 use glass cleaner sprayed on a paper towel for the cooktop surface. Do not spray glass cleaner directly on the surface. Do not use abrasive cleaners, steel wool or harsh cleaners such as bleach, ammonia or oven cleaner. The surface burner grate and ...

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    5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 air conditioner non-ducted the roof air conditioner operates from 120 volts ac shore power. Operating controls are on the air conditioner. Information: refer to air conditioner oem manual for detailed information and operating instructions. Operat...

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    6 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 cool operation: turns fan and compressor on. Select fan speed low or high. Open vent (b) for direct discharge note: the blower runs continuously to circulate air and maintain an even temperature. The compressor will come on as soon as cooling is r...

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    2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 fan switch: auto mode: low fan – the roof a/c fan operates continuously at low speed. Thermostat temperature setting will cause the fan to cycle on and off. High fan – the roof a/c fan operates continuously at low speed. Thermostat temperature setti...

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    8 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 furnace the furnace is 12 volt dc operated and uses propane as the fuel source. Electronic circuitry (automatic ignition) ignites the burner. The furnace uses outside air for burner combustion. Exhaust is expelled through the outside vent. Inside ...

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    9 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 tips: operation of the furnace may produce a musty smell during the first couple of cycles after the recreational vehicle has been removed from storage. Operating the furnace at altitudes above 5,000 feet reduces the btu output due to air/fuel rat...

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    80 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 systematically, one at a time, open hot and cold water valves of all faucets until each delivers a steady stream of water. Pilot light these instructions are for water heaters equipped with a “standing pilot” flame. This type of gas valve has an ...

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    81 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 propane and electric water heater these instructions are for a combination propane/electric water heater with automatic ignition. The thermostats are non-adjustable. Both propane and electric functions can be operated simultaneously for large vol...

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    8 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 water heater bypass system a winterization bypass system is installed on the water heater. The bypass valves are located behind the water heater. Winterize the water heater for storage by removing the drain plug allowing the water heater to drain....

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    8 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 warning: if a propane smell exists, extinguish all open flames and turn off the main propane supply. Propane is highly volatile, highly explosive and extremely dangerous. Explosion, fire, property damage, injury or death can result. Propane is a “...

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    8 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer appliances - 4 to stow the barbeque: allow the barbeque to completely cool. Turn off the primary propane valves on the propane tanks. Close the valve on the quick disconnect fitting. With firm grip on supply hose, push back on lock ring of quick disconnect fitti...

  • Page 87: Equipment

    Equipment section 5 equipment - introduction ..........................86 entry step .....................................................86 operation .....................................................86 entry door ....................................................86 adjustments ..................

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    86 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer equipment - 5 equipment - introduction this section covers basic operation and care of various types of equipment found in the recreational vehicle. More detailed information about specific equipment may be found in each oem product manual. Optional equipment w...

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    8 equipment - 5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer locks: the locking cylinder requires slight lubrication on an annual basis, or as needed. Use a graphite based lubricant specially formulated for locks. The upper lock is the privacy lock, the lower lock is the dead bolt lock. Applying a light coat...

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    88 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer equipment - 5 extending - slideout 1. Press and hold the slideout room switch in the out position. The slideout room will move slowly to the out position. Release the switch any time to stop room movement. To continue room movement, press and hold the switch. 2...

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    89 equipment - 5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer 4. Once the slide room has been manually retracted, reconnect power supply. This is necessary to stop the slide room from moving once retracted. 5. Take the recreational vehicle to an authorized repair center. Above floor: (cable system) 1. Locate...

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    90 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer equipment - 5 4. Hook pull strap with pull rod then extend awning full distance. 5. Hook inside rafter to top of outer rafter. Repeat for the other side. 6. Unlock arm latch then raise outside rafter to desired height. Allow arm latch lock pin to engage with ho...

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    91 equipment - 5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer retracting the awning: warning: once the awning brake is placed in the roll up position, the awning is under full spring tension. If not firmly held, the awning will abruptly roll up to the stored position possibly causing personal injury or damag...

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    9 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer equipment - 5 emergency retract: the awning can be retracted in case of emergency. This requires two people. Insert supplied awning pull strap into slot of awning roll tube. Have assistant loosen screws at points indicated. This will disengage motor drive allowi...

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    9 equipment - 5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer tips: a slightly open window on the shaded side of recreational vehicle will induce airflow, especially on hot sunny days. To keep condensation from accumulating, open the vent lid slightly to help the air circulate. Condensation occurs naturally f...

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    9 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer equipment - 5 dinette table conversion the dinette can be used as a bed or a dinette. A fold up portable table is used and should be properly stored when in transit. To use the bed: remove straps from each section and fold all legs out. Lower bed sections and fo...

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    95 equipment - 5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer countertop drop leaf extension to extend drop leaf: grasp extension and lift up until it locks into place. To close drop leaf: grasp extension and lift up. Place fingers on both arms, then push in arms to disengage lock. Lower extension to the clo...

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    96 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer equipment - 5 radio/cd player the am/fm radio also plays cds. The system includes external speakers and auxiliary rca sterero input jacks. Information: for more detailed information and operating instructions, refer to the oem manual. Dvd player the entertainme...

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    9 equipment - 5 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer home entertainment system the home entertainment system consists of an am/fm, cd/dvd, mp3 player, interior speakers and exterior waterproof speakers. The system operates from 12 volt dc and is powered from the battery. Information: for more detaile...

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    98 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer equipment - 5 connections – tv cable, outlets & phone interior: the recreational vehicle is equipped with cable tv and 120 volt ac electrical outlets. Exterior: provided for convenience are exterior entertainment hook-ups. These include cable tv and 120 volt ac...

  • Page 101: Water Systems

    Water systems section 6 water system - introduction ..................100 tank monitor ...............................................101 water-potable ............................................101 city water hook-up....................................101 gravity fill ................................

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    100 w ater systems - 6 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer water system - introduction this section contains information about the operation and care of various water system equipment. More detailed information with caution or warning instructions for various equipment, other than what is found in t...

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    101 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer w ater systems - 6 waste water system: the sinks and shower drain into the grey water holding tank. The black water tank is dedicated for the toilet. Normally these tanks are proportionate in size to the fresh water tank. If a camping trip is started with a fu...

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    10 w ater systems - 6 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer gravity fill the gravity fill inlet allows fluids to be added directly into the fresh water tank. Use only potable water sources, solutions and delivery systems when using the gravity fill inlet. Water can also be poured directly from a conta...

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    10 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer w ater systems - 6 water pump will not prime or sputters (no discharge/motor runs): is the pump inlet strainer clogged with debris? Is there water in the tank or has air collected in the water heater? Is the inlet tubing and plumbing sucking in air at plumbing ...

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    10 w ater systems - 6 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer 1. Locate the fresh water tank drain. Open the valve and allow the tank to drain then close the valve. The water tank drain valve is located generally in one of three places depending on floor plan: on the front curbside of the frame. Below t...

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    105 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer w ater systems - 6 what to put in holding tanks grey water tank: the grey water waste tank stores the sink, shower and clothes washer (if equipped) drain water. A reduced mixture of chemicals may help to control odor in the grey tank. Ensure that there is enou...

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    106 w ater systems - 6 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer note: close the grey water valve 24 hours prior to departing to allow the tank to fill with liquid to help in the dumping process. Draining the tanks the waste holding tanks should be full or nearly full prior to draining to help evacuate th...

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    10 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer w ater systems - 6 toilet the toilet operates from either the fresh water tank or city water supply. The water pump must be turned on or the city water connected. The toilet flushes directly into a sewage holding tank (black water). Note: to prevent accumulatio...

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    108 w ater systems - 6 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer cleaning the toilet should be cleaned regularly for sanitation and operational efficiency. Clean the toilet bowl with a mild bathroom cleaner. Do not use chlorine or caustic chemicals, such as drain opening types, as they will damage the sea...

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    109 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer w ater systems - 6 5. When cool, remove the water heater drain plug and open the pressure- temperature relief valve. Both are located behind the outside water heater compartment door. 6. After draining the water heater, close the pressure-temperature relief va...

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    110 w ater systems - 6 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer notes.

  • Page 113: Propane Systems

    Propane systems section 7 propane system ..........................................112 propane detector ......................................113 operation ...................................................113 led & alarm signals ..................................113 care of the detector .............

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    11 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer propane systems - 7 propane system the recreational vehicle is equipped with propane fueled appliances. This section contains operating instructions and safety information on the propane system. Some items discussed may not be applicable to all models. More det...

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    11 propane systems - 7 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer leaks can be easily found by applying a leak detection solution on all connections. Leaks can usually be repaired by tightening the fittings. If not, close the primary shut-off valve at the tank. Hand-tighten the primary shut-off valves only...

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    11 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer propane systems - 7 procedures to take during an alarm: 1. Turn off all propane appliances (cooktop, heaters, furnace). Extinguish open flames and sources of ignition. Evacuate the recreational vehicle, leaving all doors and windows open. 2. Turn off the propan...

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    115 propane systems - 7 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer propane tank capacity the recreational vehicle propane system is designed to accommodate two 20 pound storage tanks or two 30 pound storage tanks (optional on some models). These are the only approved tank sizes. Tank filling woodall’s camp...

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    116 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer propane systems - 7 changeover valve open both primary shut-off valves. The “lever” on the changeover valve will point to the tank in service. As long as pressure in the service tank is above 10 psig, the empty indicator will show clear. The changeover valve w...

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    11 propane systems - 7 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer propane regulator the propane in the tank is under high pressure. The regulator reduces gas pressure to a safe operating pressure for use with the appliances. The regulator reduces pressure to an outlet pressure of 0.4 psig (11 inches of wat...

  • Page 120

    118 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer propane systems - 7 accessory hookup a propane quick disconnect is provided for use of the propane barbeque and is to be used for external components only. For safety, only approved propane quick disconnect fittings and flexible hose should be used to connect ...

  • Page 121

    119 propane systems - 7 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer propane hose inspection the hose manufacturer suggests that a flexible propane supply hose undergo regular inspection. As a guideline, it is highly recommended that all flexible propane lines connecting the slideout, appliances and tanks be...

  • Page 122

    10 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer propane systems - 7 propane consumption each gallon of propane produces 91,502 btu’s of heat. Total consumption depends on the rate of usage by each appliance and the operating time. The stove and heating systems typically use the most propane. In sub-freezing ...

  • Page 123

    11 propane systems - 7 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer maintenance and safety tips for the propane refrigerator and the propane furnace: have the refrigerator, furnace and venting annually inspected by an authorized service center. Before firing up the refrigerator, or using the furnace for the ...

  • Page 124

    1 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer propane systems - 7 notes.

  • Page 125: House Electrical

    House electrical section 8 electrical introduction .............................124 shore power .................................................124 dc systems - 12 volt ....................................124 shore power hook-up ..................................124 plugging in the shore cord ........

  • Page 126

    1 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer electrical systems - 8 electrical introduction this section contains guidelines, procedures and information that will assist in understanding the house electrical system and the operation of various components. Refer to the oem manuals included in the owner’s in...

  • Page 127

    15 electrical systems - 8 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer caution: reduce flash damage of electrical system contacts by turning off appliances before connecting or disconnecting shore power. While shore power is the source of ac electricity, there is a limit on the number of appliances that can ...

  • Page 128

    16 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer electrical systems - 8 disconnecting the shore cord: turn off all ac appliances. Turn off the shore power breaker. This will prevent accidental shock and flashing of electrical contact when disconnecting. Grasp housing of shore cord plug without touching electr...

  • Page 129

    1 electrical systems - 8 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer warning: this panel contains high voltage that can cause serious injury or death. Before beginning any work or testing procedures involving the electric panels or any of the branch circuits, be sure to unplug the recreational vehicle from ...

  • Page 130

    18 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer electrical systems - 8 example: a shock from touching both metal prongs of an electrical cord or appliance while plugging it in. Warning: if a breaker or outlet continually trips, do not continue to reset breaker or outlet until the problem has been identified ...

  • Page 131

    19 electrical systems - 8 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer the result is a discharge that can reach tens of thousands of volts for a short time period. Care should be used when working with this voltage as current values can be quite high, as in the case of battery cables. Shorting a battery cabl...

  • Page 132

    10 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer electrical systems - 8 battery tools: a few simple hand tools are required to work on the batteries and should be kept aside for working on batteries only. Wear old clothes. Clothing is easily damaged when in contact with batteries. Wear thick rubber gloves tha...

  • Page 133

    11 electrical systems - 8 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer the most accurate method is to test the electrolyte solution with a battery hydrometer. Two main styles of battery hydrometers are available; one type is a cylinder with graduation marks (preferred), the other uses a cylinder with floatin...

  • Page 134

    1 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer electrical systems - 8 battery amp hours deep cycle batteries are rated in amp hours (ahrs) with the discharge occurring over an extended period of time before the battery is charged. The working range of a deep cycle battery is between 50 and 100% state of char...

  • Page 135

    1 electrical systems - 8 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer specifications note these charts reflect product specifications released by the time of printing. Therefore new models or floor plans released after printing will not be reflected in the chart. All other information contained throughout th...

  • Page 136

    1 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer electrical systems - 8 maintenance record after scheduled services are performed, record the date and where service was performed. In addition, retain all maintenance receipts. The owner information file is a convenient place to store receipts. Tire record make ...

  • Page 137: Index

    15 index 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer a air conditioner - ducted (option) ............ 76 operation .................................................... 76 maintenance ............................................... 77 air conditioner - free blow ....................... 75 operation ............

  • Page 138

    16 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer index exterior care .............................................. 46 corrosion.................................................... 46 winter drive protection ............................. 46 washing ...................................................... 47 dry...

  • Page 139

    1 index 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer r range hood ................................................. 74 refrigerator ................................................. 68 operation specifics .................................... 68 leveling ..................................................... 6...

  • Page 140

    18 2014 holiday rambler travel trailer index wheel bearings ............................................ 19 wheel mounting .......................................... 32 windows ....................................................... 59 window treatments .................................... 59 mini-b...