Apollo 2600DB 1978, Owner'S Manual

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Page 3: ...00 Model Floor Plans 2600 Model Exterior 3000 Model Floor Plans 3000 Model i Exterior 3300 Model Floor Plans 3300 Model SECTION 4 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT u Q n no Q o Q a on 25 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Fuel...

Page 4: ...aintenance of Water Systems Cleaning Holding Tanks Battery Care Battery Charges Tire Maintenance Safety Procedures SECTION 7 STORING AND WINTERIZING Winter Travel Storing Your Apollo Q SECTION 8 DIAGR...

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Page 6: ...quire more stopping space Sitting over the front wheel may cause you to crowd the center of the road A quick glance in the rear view mirrors will indicate how close your vehicle is to the center line...

Page 7: ...ecline or raise the seat back locate the knob at thejunction of the seat and back Then simply dial the desired position To make a vertical adjustment depress the swivel release hold in the down positi...

Page 8: ...on ofthe SET RELEASE lever To INCREASE tension turn the knob clockwise to DECREASE the tension turn the knob counterclockwise OVERHEAD BUNK The 2600 Series coach may be equipped with an overhead bunk...

Page 9: ...n on BOTH position In the event that both batteries are weak put the switch to BOTH to start your engine If coach is being used and no charging sources are running turn battery selec tor switch to 1 T...

Page 10: ...arged Pointer will normally remain slightly to the right ofcenter while driving when battery is fully charged If the indicator is continuously to the left indicating discharge the electrical system sh...

Page 11: ...ICEIS NECESSAR Y CONTINUED OPER A TION OF VEHICLE IN THIS CONDITION IS DANGER OUS 7he warning light is connected to the ignition switch and an automatic checkfor its malfunction is performed by starti...

Page 12: ...dition 13 ENGINE COOLANT LEVEL SENSOR This sensor is installed in the radiator thus becoming an integral part ofthe vehicle cooling system If the coolant level in the radiator drops below the pre dete...

Page 13: ...ld prior to activating wiper control 16 HEADLIGHTS Pull the headlight control to the first position for parking lights and to the second for headlights Rotation of switch regu late brightness of instr...

Page 14: ...ART and hold until generator starts To stop generator depress switch to STOP for approximately ten seconds An indicator light in the switch is lit when generator is running Additional information rega...

Page 15: ...The ignition switch is on the righthand side of the steering column just below the steering wheel The switch has four positions ACCESSORY OFF RUN and START When the key is turned to ACCESSORY the elec...

Page 16: ...OT CRUISE CONTROL The switch can be found on the turn signal lever Under normal conditions this system will only engage at speeds above 30 mph To activate the auto matic speed control drive at the des...

Page 17: ...gerator on the Gas Mode When switched ON a buzzer will sound if the ame on the refrigerator should go out When operating on the Electric Mode this switch should be turned OFF 2 L P GAS SWITCH This swi...

Page 18: ...switch is used to determine the Fresh Water Level in the storage tank Depress switch and observe the level indi cation above BATTERY CONDITION SWITCH This switch provides a check of the coach batterie...

Page 19: ...iven from the sensors An automatic 5 minute Alarm MUTE cycle is initiated when power is switched ON l Set Power switch to ON note that the green power LED and the red MUTE LED go ON Within a few secon...

Page 20: ...ithout adequate ventilation Hairspray and other aerosols will sound the alarm however these vapors are highly volatile and must be treated as potentially explosive gases especially in confined spaces...

Page 21: ...s Operating Voltage Range l0 to 15 Volts DC Sensitivity Less than 25 of the L E L Lower Explosive Level of Butane or Pro pane gas in air Less than 15 of the L E L of Gasoline vapor in air Less than 2...

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Page 23: ...servoir I Check operation of brakes Check tires for road damage debris and correct pressures I Check LPG fuel gauge 0 Fill water storage tank and drain holding tanks 0 Check the operation of all appli...

Page 24: ...The gauge only indicates pressure of the propellant USEFUL EQUIPMENT As you become more experienced in motor home living you will learn what is necessary and what merely takes up storage room Here ar...

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Page 27: ...left gives the chassis make model I D number and maximum gross vehicle weight lt is permanently mounted inside the coach to the right of the entry door The gross vehicle weight tag below right is pla...

Page 28: ...del Air Conditioner 9 L P Gas Tank Spot Light 10 Trunk Front Service Area 11 Power Cord Door Entry Step 12 Water Heater Gas Fill Door 13 Generator Refrigerator Compartment 14 City Wtr COnn6Cti0n Furna...

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Page 32: ...Conditioner 9 Drain Hose Carrier Spot Light 10 Power Cord Door Front Service Area ll Water Heater Furnace Vent l2 City Water Connection Gas Fill Door 13 Generator Entry Step 14 Fresh Water Fill L P Ga...

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Page 35: ...ld normally be set on the MAlN TANK Always check to make sure that the tank is set on MAIN before starting a trip HOW TO WEIGH YOUR APOLLO A Fill your Apollo with gasoline fresh water and L P gas B Lo...

Page 36: ...tandard size Insert the new blade replace the bolt and nut and then tighten Blades will most likely be found at truck stops or truck service facilities ENGINE OIL LEVEL The oil dipstick is located to...

Page 37: ...3 4 5 Figure 17 Front End Service Area l Water Fill Coolant 3 Radiator Cap Overow Reservoir 4 Windshield Washer Reservoir 2 Engine Oil Fill 5 Engine Oil Dip Stick L Figure 18 Fuse Block thirty nine...

Page 38: ...ay be gained from the left front wheel well POWER STEERING AND TRANSMISSION FLUID To check the power steering and transmission uid levels remove the engine c over directly between the front seats You...

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Page 40: ...pelled close the windows Adjust air conditioner controls to comfort In traffic On the O For best cooling results in slow moving traffic drive your motorhome in l LOW or 2 INTERMEDIATE gear This will i...

Page 41: ...demisting on a humid day set top bar on DEF and bottom bar on COOL VENT Opens exterior vent door for the introduction of fresh ambient air Set top bar at VENT and bottom bar at COOL HEAT Turns on hea...

Page 42: ...from prolonged engine idling Maintenance Information Initial break in period VERY IMPORTANT New belts set in pulley grooves and must be adjusted for the first 2 500 miles and periodically thereafter A...

Page 43: ...temperature switch and blower switch as desired Adjust air control at back of unit for the air distribution you desire To shut down unit set blower switch to OFF MAINTENANCE If Air conditioner does no...

Page 44: ...ep you comfortable In addition the air being circulated is completely filtered while the unit is in operation Your Coleman RV air conditioner also removes ex cessive heat from the air being circulated...

Page 45: ...in your home without over cooling in the home At any time the unit is operated on either full cooling or as a humidity control appliance the excess moisture removed from the air stream in your home w...

Page 46: ...in Apollo Central Control Hold the switch in the START position until the generator starts The red light on the dashboard will come on without ickering when the generator is running Do not hold the s...

Page 47: ...distribution panel is located in the roadside bedroom overhead cabinet 6 4 UTION Ifaccessory appliances have been removedfrom operation and cir cuit breakers continue to switch off they should remain...

Page 48: ...bedroom overhead By opening the door all fuses will be exposed for inspection All circuits and fuse sizes are clearly marked for easy identification 110V AC RECEPTACLE AND APPLIANCE BREAKERS These bre...

Page 49: ...a heavy duty 25 foot 30 AMP cord The hatch for the electrical cord is located roadside rear NOTE There are two 60 AMPfuses locatedjust inside the converter door Thesefuses are the main I2 V DCprotecti...

Page 50: ...equipped with an overow vent which terminates below the floor adjacent to the water intake spout A steady stream of water from the overflow drain indicates the tank is full 0 Fresh Water System Drains...

Page 51: ...switch for the water pump is located in the Apollo Center Control Your Apollo is equipped with a preset auto matic pressure regulator NOTE Some campgrounds have unusually high water pressure which may...

Page 52: ...pum filter WATER PURIFIER The Water Filter controls the three quality prohlems most common to ordinary tap water First it removes the taste and odor of chlorine from chemically treated water Second i...

Page 53: ...unless water tank is filled or city hook up is used Figure 27 Marine Type Toilet SEWAGE FACILITIES Where direct hook up disposal facilities are available connect sewer hose to the waste water tank wh...

Page 54: ...waste holding tank Each tank is ter minated separately through tl drain originatina at the hase olthe tank A dump valve located at each termination controls the llow of waste material These valves sho...

Page 55: ...nk Before opening valve loosen the dust cover to per mit water to drip out and be absorbed into the ground To remove the water from the vicinity of the coach use the sewer hose In cases where it is no...

Page 56: ...utton for as long as ve minutes before the gas reaches the appliance All the appliances are equipped with a fail safe device which shuts off the gas supply if the pilot light is extinguished with ne e...

Page 57: ...fty eight Figure 29 L P Gas Tank Flll Area l 2 3 4 5 Sending Unit 10 Valve Fill Valve utlet Valve Two Stage Regulator...

Page 58: ...cooling gas circulating might be impaired or blocked by accumulated liquid in the radiator coil and cooling will stop Normally if the coach is level enough to be comfortably lived in the refrigerator...

Page 59: ...h a dual blower one of which circulates warm air while the other furnishes outside air for com bustion The combustion blower also forces the ue gases through a vent to the outside for maximum safety a...

Page 60: ...combustion chamber of any residual fuel After a few seconds of blower operation the gas valve opens emitting fuel to the combustion chamber The electronic ignitor then ignites the fuel Failure to ign...

Page 61: ...d Depress Striker Button until pilot lights e Wait approximately 90 seconds and release Gas Valve If pilot remains lit turn Gas Valve to ON f Replace door g Set Thermostat to desired temperature CA UT...

Page 62: ...me and will then shut off This is to remove most of the remaining gases from the heat exchanger Be as sured that this period of blower override is a part of the unit s normal operation Burner Adjustme...

Page 63: ...ength of time to allow gas which may have ac cumulated in burner compartment to escape at least 5 minutes Turn GAS COCK DIAL 1 to PILOT position Depress and hold RESET BUTTON 2 while lighting pilot bu...

Page 64: ...i Figure 33 Hot Water Heater 1 Gas Cock Dial 2 Reset Button 3 Temperature Dial sixty ve...

Page 65: ...rature the thermostat will stop the supply of gas to the heater pilot thus causing the sensing bulb from the mercury control valve to cool The mercury valve will close and stop the gas supply to the m...

Page 66: ...ou will become familiar with its many advan tages Keep this booklet handy so that you can refer to it as often as needed PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO EXCESSIVE MICROWAVE ENERGY 0 Do not a...

Page 67: ...led in the registration card and mailed it to us The registration card is packed with this book in the plastic bag 2 If you move please renew your registration by writing to us at THERMADOR Microwave...

Page 68: ...y hand or with a blunt tool NEVER USE AN ICE PICK KNIFE OR OTHER SHARP INSTRUMENT which may damage the plastic interior 3 Ifthe Ice Maker is not used regularly we suggest that the ice be emptied perio...

Page 69: ...es blender easy to pour from and clean Handle is specially designed for perfect balance Measuring guide in cups and ounces is embossed on blender for your added COI1VCfll nC Operation NOTE It is neces...

Page 70: ...acility for examination repair or adjust ment 6 Blades are sharp handle carefully 7 Always use with cover in place VACUUM CLEANER Your Apollo is equipped with a integral central vacuum cleaner To star...

Page 71: ...check in linefuse located under driver s compartment near battery switch NOTE Keep sliding mechanisms clean and lubricated HORNS There are two types of Warning Horns on your Apollo A selector switch...

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Page 73: ...ed solution activate the water pump and open all faucets and water outlets to insure that the entire system is filled v Drive the coach approximately ten miles and allow the solu tion to remain for fo...

Page 74: ...rging of the solution within the holding tank should cleanse it thoroughly When this procedure has been completed ll the remainder of the tank with water and then empty the tank and rinse Figure 34 Ba...

Page 75: ...h when the tires are hot DO NOT reduce this normal pressure build up We recommend filling each tire in accordance with the tire chart below Tire Inflation Chart Recommended Cold Inflation Pressures TI...

Page 76: ...rear dual wheels will usually result in reduced vehicle stability If this should oc cur examine tires immediately You may cautiously proceed to a ser vice center with a single flat tire at the rear i...

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Page 78: ...minutes at a fast idle with battery switch on both just prior to retiring for the night This is to insure sufficient voltage to keep your furnace working all through the night STORING YOUR APOLLO When...

Page 79: ...water in traps Be sure to open the waste holding tank drain valve and drain and flush the tank thoroughly This is very important as the sewage in the tank if frozen could seriously damage the tank Shu...

Page 80: ...00 RB 3300 IB Drainage System 2600 RB Page 8 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 2600 DB RL 94 3000 RB 95 3000 DB RL 96 3300 RB 3300 IB Electrical Systems General 110 V AC Schematic Main Generator Dis...

Page 81: ...3000 RB 3000 CB 3300 RB 3300 IB Signal Wiring Apollo Central Control Instrument and Vehicle Schematic Temp Fluid Level Indicator Panel Floor Plan Appliance Layout 2600 RB 2600 DB RL 3000 RB RL 3000 D...

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Page 88: ...GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 2600 RB Q L P G TANK WATER HEATER C FURNACE REFmGERAT0R Q RANGE eighty seven...

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Page 92: ...STOVE FURNACE LR G TANK REFRIGERATOR WATER HEATER L P GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 3300 RB ninety one...

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