5-6
Interior
Storage Tips
Kitchen cabinets should have the heaviest items
stored on the bottom and lighter items overhead After
loading, put skillets and canned goods on the floor or
bottom shelf, and cereals and crackers in the overhead
roof locker Use unbreakable-type plates and saucers,
and consider storing your dish towels around them
Clothes hung in wardrobes should be kept on hangers
that snap over the clothes rods to keep them from
bouncing off on rough roads Evening dresses should
be kept in plastic bags similar to those dry cleaning
businesses use Dust will work its way into the trailer
and soil clothes Try to avoid large bulky coats Layers
of lighter clothing will usually keep you warmer, are
more versatile, and are easier to store
WARNING
Keep flammable material away from the furnace.
Plumbing
Water System (Self-Contained)
Fill the water tank by opening the exterior access door
and remove screw cap A drinking water safe hose
can now be inserted It’s a good idea to let the water
run through the hose for a short time to flush it out.
Experienced RVers usually fill their tanks with “home”
water to avoid strange water that may be distasteful to
them The amount of water in the tank may be checked
on the Monitor Panel, or you may fill the tank until
water overflows out of the fill.
Open the hot side of the galley or lavatory faucet and
turn on the water pump switch located on the monitor
panel For some time, the open faucet will only sputter
This is because the water heater is being filled and
air is being pushed out through the lines Once the
water heater is full, a steady stream of water will
flow from the faucet. Now, open a cold faucet. It will
sputter for a short time, but will soon expel a steady
stream All other faucets can now be opened until all
air is expelled. Once the system is filled with water
and the faucets closed, the water pump will shut off
When a faucet is opened, the pump will come back
on automatically If the faucet is just barely open, it is
normal for the pump to cycle on and off rapidly
Exhaust Fans
The trailer is equipped with Fantastic roof vents in the
living area (See page 5-20 for more information )
A round ventilator is used in the bathroom and is
opened by pushing straight up on the crossbar handle
The round switch can then be turned to engage the fan
motor
NOTE
The range exhaust cover on the outside of the
trailer has a swinging door that can be latched
during inclement weather and should be latched
while in travel. When operating the exhaust fan, the
latches should be turned so the door swings open
when the fan is on.
Bath Area Switches
Two switches for are located on the bathroom wall
The first switch controls the lavatory lights. The second
switch, with a red indicator, is for lighting the water
heater
Ceiling & Directional Lighting
The ceiling light fixture has a push button switch
located on the fixture. Gently squeezing the lens in
the middle and pulling down will remove the lens
During cold weather, it is a good idea to leave the light
on a few minutes prior to removing the lens The bed
and lounge area has individually switched directional
lighting
A wall switch just inside the door controls ceiling and
step lights The individual ceiling lights must be on for
the dimmer switch to work
Summary of Contents for Pendleton
Page 6: ...1 2 Introduction NOTES ...
Page 24: ...NOTES 3 12 General Information ...
Page 28: ...Floor Plans And Specifications 4 4 NOTES ...
Page 38: ...5 10 Interior Lavatory Faucet Replacement Parts ...
Page 60: ...NOTES 6 10 Exterior ...
Page 68: ...Towing 7 8 NOTES ...
Page 86: ...Maintenance 8 18 Electrical Diagrams 12 Volt Diagrams ...
Page 94: ...NOTES 8 26 Maintenance ...
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