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CANADIAN TRAFFIC RULES AND ROAD SIGNS .............................................................................. 2

 

T

RAFFIC 

R

ULES

 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2

 

R

OAD 

S

IGNS

 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4

 

CABIN ......................................................................................................................................... 5

 

I

GNITION 

S

WITCH

 ................................................................................................................................................................. 5

 

A

UTOMATIC 

T

RANSMISSION

 ................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

D

IESEL 

E

NGINE 

B

RAKE

 ........................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

TOW/HAUL ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

C

RUISE 

C

ONTROL

 .................................................................................................................................................................. 5

 

E

MERGENCY 

B

RAKE 

&

 BATTERY BOOST SWITCH

 .......................................................................................................................... 6

 

L

IGHTS

................................................................................................................................................................................ 6

 

A

LL 

WHEEL

 

DRIVE ............................................................................................................................................................. 6

 

B

OARD COMPUTER

 ............................................................................................................................................................... 6

 

DEFAULT

 

ALARM

 

SETTING ............................................................................................................................................... 6

 

VEHICLE CARE AND MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................. 6

 

F

UEL

 .................................................................................................................................................................................. 6

 

D

IESEL 

E

XHAUST 

F

LUID

/DEF .................................................................................................................................................. 7

 

E

NGINE 

O

IL

 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

TIRES ................................................................................................................................................................................ 7

 

VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................ 9

 

EXTERNAL VIEW TRUCK CAMPER SLIDE DINETTE ........................................................................10

 

EXTERNAL VIEW TRUCK CAMPER SLIDE BUNK ............................................................................11

 

A

WNING

 ........................................................................................................................................................................... 12

 

E

LECTRICAL 

S

YSTEM

 ............................................................................................................................................................ 12

 

W

ATER 

S

YSTEM

 ................................................................................................................................................................. 14

 

T

OILET

 .............................................................................................................................................................................. 16

 

W

ASTEWATER

 .................................................................................................................................................................... 16

 

H

EATING

 ........................................................................................................................................................................... 17

 

C

OOKING 

A

REA

 .................................................................................................................................................................. 18

 

F

RIDGE

 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 18

 

S

LIDE

-O

UT

 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 20

 

D

INETTE 

T

ABLE

/B

ED 

C

OMBINATION 

(T

RUCK 

C

AMPER 

S

LIDE 

D

INETTE

) .......................................................................................... 21

 

D

INETTE 

T

ABLE

/B

UNK 

B

ED 

C

OMBINATION 

(T

RUCK 

C

AMPER 

S

LIDE 

B

UNK

) ..................................................................................... 21

 

SAFETY EQUIPMENT ..................................................................................................................22

 

RETURNING THE VEHICLE ...........................................................................................................23

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Truck Camper Slide Bunk 2021

Page 1: ...RV Type Truck Camper Slide Dinette Slide Bunk Instruction Manual ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...VEHICLE CARE AND MAINTENANCE 6 FUEL 6 DIESEL EXHAUST FLUID DEF 7 ENGINE OIL 7 TIRES 7 VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS 9 EXTERNAL VIEW TRUCK CAMPER SLIDE DINETTE 10 EXTERNAL VIEW TRUCK CAMPER SLIDE BUNK 11 AWNI...

Page 3: ...rivers are usually very polite and considerate Pedestrians have the right of way DRIVER S LICENSES We require your national license for RV rentals Foreign licenses are generally accepted in Canada How...

Page 4: ...car on your right hand side The same rule applies if traffic lights are not working Canadians are usually disciplined and courteous Only one car at a time can cross the intersection TOLL BRIDGES If yo...

Page 5: ...o stopping on either side of the sign This road or lane is for bicycle use only This road or lane is for buses only Private property No parking Turn headlights on and remove sunglasses common at tunne...

Page 6: ...gear selector has the following positions P PARK to start or turn off the engine The key can only be removed while in this position R REVERSE to reverse the vehicle The rear view camera is activated a...

Page 7: ...cludes details about trailer features and should be ignored Settings menu delivers a variety of features such as Driver Assist vehicle language units and more Information menu contains more technical...

Page 8: ...engine oil level must be checked every 1500 km The engine should be cold when its oil level is checked ONLY SAE 5W 40 OIL can be used for topping up Diesel engines Please keep receipts for oil that i...

Page 9: ...ightened if necessary Failure to do so could cause serious accidents WARNING We assume no responsibility for damages resulting from improper tire change or non preformed checks STORAGE LOCATION FOR TI...

Page 10: ...12 9 Width Overall with extended slide 250 cm 303 cm 8 2 9 11 250 cm 324 cm 8 2 10 7 Length 724 757 cm 23 9 24 10 757 762 24 10 25 0 Gross vehicle weight GVW i e weight incl fuel propane wastewater a...

Page 11: ...tlet 6 Cable TV connection 7 City water connection 8 Electric hook up 9 Slide out 10 Slide topper 11 Kitchen hood outlet 12 Outside shower 13 Sewer flusher Please do not use 14 Furnace compartment Cau...

Page 12: ...outlet 6 Electric hook up 7 Slide out 8 Slide topper 9 Kitchen hood outlet 10 Outside shower 11 Furnace compartment Caution HOT 12 Water heater compartment Caution HOT 13 Sewer flusher Please do not u...

Page 13: ...d either in the battery compartment on the outside of the camper or in the compartment below the entrance door This switch must be in the ON position to supply 12 volt power to the appliances and camp...

Page 14: ...power is available while driving If the power outlets do not work while connected to a 110V source please check if the reset switch has been tripped To do this press the reset button Then check the ou...

Page 15: ...riggered preventing the propane from flowing to the end devices Allow 1 to 2 minutes for the propane to reach the devices Propane alarm is triggered or there is a smell of sulfur or rotten eggs inside...

Page 16: ...water connection at the driver side of the camper 3 Connect the other end of your water hose to the water pressure regulator and the regulator to the water tap of the camp site when the water pressur...

Page 17: ...CAUTION Only use biodegradable or 1 layered toilet paper Do NOT dispose of diapers hygiene articles Q tips etc in the toilet UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES Avoiding this prevents clogging repairs and time l...

Page 18: ...f the furnace Troubleshooting Heater Problem Cause Solution The heater blows only cold air The set temperature has already been reached Main valve of propane bottle is closed Propane bottle is empty T...

Page 19: ...turning it to the desired oven temperature The burner will now fully ignite Turn the knob back into the OFF position to turn off the oven CAUTION The stove and oven must be turned off while driving a...

Page 20: ...see below Reset button is tripped for solution please see below COOLING UNIT FAILURE INSPECTION 1 Park RV on a level surface 2 If you smell ammonia inside or at the rear of the fridge it has failed 3...

Page 21: ...roubleshooting Slide Out Problem Cause Solution The slide out does not move at all 1 Main power switch is off 2 House batteries are too weak 3 Ignition key is inserted 4 Shift lever is not in park pos...

Page 22: ...to left to unlock the table The table can then be pushed down slightly between the seats and converted into a bed with the backrest cushions DINETTE TABLE BUNK BED COMBINATION TRUCK CAMPER SLIDE BUNK...

Page 23: ...nd present them upon return of the RV for reimbursement FIRE EXTINGUISHER A fire extinguisher is part of the safety equipment in each of our RV s Please refer to the Vehicle Specifications chapter for...

Page 24: ...re listed in our Terms Conditions Thank you for your understanding If you have any questions or concerns please don t hesitate to contact us Your rental team would like to thank you and wish you a ple...

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