Nucamp Cirrus 820 2022, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...2022 OWNER S MANUAL Cirrus 820 nucamprv com...

Page 2: ...s manual nuCamp provides this information as is for consumer ease of use and troubleshooting No liability whatsoever shall be assumed by nuCamp in connection with these websites be it information exte...

Page 3: ...CAUTION and NOTICE throughout this manual and your camper These labels contain vital information pertaining to your safety and well being Lives depend on your understanding of this information to ensu...

Page 4: ...ropane Regulator 34 35 Propane System Maintenance 35 Propane Usage 35 ELECTRICAL Electrical Safety Information 36 120V AC Shore Power 36 12V DC System 37 Battery 37 38 Battery Disconnect Switch If equ...

Page 5: ...ed to the trailer The mention of optional items in this manual does not imply or suggest the availability application suitability or inclusion for any specific unit All operating procedures in this ma...

Page 6: ...y nuCamp dealer is strongly encouraged and expected to accommodate such repairs Please note nuCamp dealers are independently owned and operated and possess the ability to refuse service Furthermore a...

Page 7: ...o the included user manuals in your Owner s Packet for any information the supplier has listed FIRE SAFETY PLAN In case of fire or weather emergencies it is vital to have a Safety Plan developed for a...

Page 8: ...eational activities weather can be the number one factor affecting your enjoyment of the great outdoors Be prepared for any type of weather emergencies when traveling with your camper The following ma...

Page 9: ...e the camper repaired Unless you are still in the warranty period of your camper you will be responsible for repair costs If you believe you qualify for warranty coverage please have the repair center...

Page 10: ...SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL Recognize this symbol as an alert to important safety information or a hazardous situation that can cause property damage minor or serious injury and in extreme cases death to you...

Page 11: ...d from the camper and before you use the extinguisher in a fire emergency determine the cause and severity of the fire If the fire is large or fueled by an oil product or other flammable liquid stay c...

Page 12: ...e user manual for the smoke alarm to find all needed information regarding its operation Important Information The alarm is powered by a standard 9 volt battery When the battery is connected a red LED...

Page 13: ...ng individuals becomes aware they are not feeling well but become so disoriented they aren t able to save themselves by getting to fresh air or calling for help This is especially dangerous for people...

Page 14: ...epartment for assistance How to test alarm for proper operation Unit must be powered on for at least three minutes before testing 1 Press the TEST button until the alarm sounds 2 All LEDs will light u...

Page 15: ...go the weight of installed additional or optional camper equipment and the manufacturer s camper weight figure Select a truck that has a cargo weight rating that is equal to or greater than the total...

Page 16: ...equirements A minimum of clearance between the truck s tail lights and camper bumper exterior is also required Adding a spacer at the front of the camper or in the front of the truck bed can help ensu...

Page 17: ...es drop to 32 or lower black ice is possible and will show up on bridges first Reduce your speed to reduce the risk of losing control Vehicle Imbalance This is caused by excessive steering wind gusts...

Page 18: ...tery installed in the camper There are two remotes for the jacks If the remote battery dies simply plug it into the remote cable port on the activation switch panel with provided cable If the black re...

Page 19: ...d teach you how to use them HITCH EXTENDER TOWING SYSTEM Your dealer can assist you in selecting the correct one for your vehicle Only a qualified technician should install the system Never attach a h...

Page 20: ...your campers center of gravity Cargo must be evenly distributed to properly balance the camper from front to back and side to side An overloaded camper is often due to excessive cargo The temptation...

Page 21: ...s instructions 7 Lift and swing front jacks inward if equipped with swing out brackets 8 Secure the camper to the truck with turnbuckles The front turnbuckles must be spring loaded while the rear sho...

Page 22: ...be used while standing on the jacks in a lowered position When lowering the camper do not allow the bumper to touch the ground Allow a minimum of two inches of clearance to the ground from the lowest...

Page 23: ...ts in cabinetry is kept clear for optimum heating and airflow Glycol fluid is heated in a boiler pumped around pipes to heat emitters and then radiates heat naturally into the air The hot water is hea...

Page 24: ...n pumped into the boiler and further heated 5 The Flow lightens the load on the boiler and increases the amount of hot water available for showers The boiler can provide more hot water with the extra...

Page 25: ...weather you have won half the cooling battle To reduce heat gain and increase air conditioner cooling in high temperature weather Seek shaded areas to park your camper such as beneath trees Close all...

Page 26: ...is properly sanitized Many camping enthusiasts find it safer and easier to supply their own bottled drinking water Your best option may be supplying your own safe drinking water rather than rely on t...

Page 27: ...bes connected into it that also serve as air outlets when the tank is being filled It is not unusual for water to slop out of these tubes when the tank is filled The tank s water holding capacity may...

Page 28: ...to actively remove moisture vapor 6 Remove the shower head turn on valves adjust the hot and cold valves to desired temperature Spray directly into the drain to avoid unpleasant temperatures 7 Water m...

Page 29: ...m has two tanks The gray tank is for wastewater from the shower and sinks and the black tank is for solid wastes from the toilet Smells from the black tank system can be quite unpleasant Use of an RV...

Page 30: ...be flushed until the tank is drained To keep toilet blockage to a minimum Only use an RV approved biodegradable 1 ply tissue paper and deodorizing agents specifically designed for use in RV holding ta...

Page 31: ...Gray black tank knife drains 5 Open all water fixtures a Sinks b Toilet Flush c Shower d Exterior shower 6 When water has stopped flowing from all openings close the drains and fixtures 7 Turn the han...

Page 32: ...ifreeze A short hose cut off will help the pump prime easier and sooner 15 Press the pump switch to activate the water pump The pump will run till the system is pressurized and will kick on when fixtu...

Page 33: ...ll develop at the leak point DO NOT restrict access to LP gas cylinders Always keep the valve accessible for emergency shutoff DO NOT use LP gas cylinders other than those supplied with your camper un...

Page 34: ...Hand tighten only This will shut off all appliances 2 Position the changeover lever to the full bottle 3 Unthread the pigtail hose attached to the empty LP tank and attach the dust cap 4 Remove the e...

Page 35: ...d Consider purchasing a propane regulator cover available online and at most major hardware stores to protect your regulator and prevent freezing Your regulator may have a factory installed cover alre...

Page 36: ...ll a surge protector in the supplying 120V AC outlet before plugging in your shore power cord to protect your camper s electrical system from damage caused by power surges ALWAYS disconnect electrical...

Page 37: ...e battery may charge as well In a similar scenario when 120V AC shore power cord is not connected the tow vehicle battery may discharge slowly if left connected for extended periods Make sure to unplu...

Page 38: ...eaker only Only use approved circuit breakers and 12V fuses Generally each 12V DC circuit in the distribution center was designed for a maximum 20 amp automotive style fuse One or more fuses may be sp...

Page 39: ...ip with a ground current of 5 milliamperes or more Help protect your family from the risk of electric shock by performing the following test each month Testing GFCI receptacles 1 Push the Reset button...

Page 40: ...edroom Switch buttons will light up when activated SAFETY LIGHTS Your camper is equipped with safety lights and reflectors that comply with federal and state safety regulations Never alter the lights...

Page 41: ...tribute to faster battery charging from the solar panels Power from the solar panels provide a slow steady charge to the onboard batteries if they are connected and installed The charge controller reg...

Page 42: ...the cook top as they may melt or soften This can contaminate food if it is in plastic containers The best practice is to discard the container and contents as a safety precaution Familiarize yourself...

Page 43: ...e not intended to flash freeze or cool food quickly Stock the refrigerator with already cold or frozen food Arrange items in the refrigerator for free airflow between them Vents on the driver side of...

Page 44: ...he dinette to a bed 1 On the table leg pull the clip to unlock the leg and allow it to fold slightly 2 Release the clips to unfasten the table from the top rail bracket 3 Drop the table to the next ra...

Page 45: ...avel everything in your camper is subject to some degree of movement and cabinets may shift slightly Over time this can cause misalignment of cabinetry doors The hinges installed in your camper can be...

Page 46: ...can be maintained by Having proper ventilation to carry air pollutants out of the camper and dilute emissions from water vapor and off gassing from interior sources Avoiding harmful air pollutants suc...

Page 47: ...r towels outside to dry Promote air circulation inside the camper with a portable fan Avoid closing cabinets when they are full of stored goods unless the camper is in transit In warm weather start th...

Page 48: ...er to one cup or less of household bleach Never mix cleaners together such as ammonia and bleach This is dangerous Be sure to wear gloves and a mask to protect from irritants in the mold Safely dispos...

Page 49: ...entilate and promote continuous airflow throughout the camper More information on formaldehyde can be found at this link https www epa gov formaldehyde PETS Many happy campers love to take their belov...

Page 50: ...use harsh detergents abrasive cleaners steel wool or razor blades as it will scratch or mar the surfaces Stainless Steel Sink Use a glass cleaner or cleaner made specifically for stainless steel DO N...

Page 51: ...recommendations on brands If you are unsure if a detergent will work test it in a small inconspicuous area before using in open areas Instructions Spray the camper thoroughly from top to bottom with w...

Page 52: ...that can cause damage to interior components To help reduce condensation from the interior occasionally air out the camper during storage 7 Cover roof air conditioner if equipped 8 Disconnect the 120V...

Page 53: ...ating every faucet and water outlet and observing fittings and connections for leaks 6 Inspect the electrical system Check power cords converter outlets and wiring for damage 7 Check battery terminals...

Page 54: ...ion of all lighting Check fill level Inspect and secure if necessary Check for leaks Professional inspection Bleed after filling Verify operation of all safety detectors Test Inspect for debris Proper...

Page 55: ...DATE Maintenance Record SERVICE CENTER DESCRIPTION...

Page 56: ...nderneath the service hatch on your Alde System located in the green fuse housing Replace 4 Gas failure a Most likely a low 12V battery There is not enough power to deliver the propane from the tank t...

Page 57: ...n position c Check your battery terminal connections d Make sure you have a charge line installed on your TV 5 Failure of any AC components a Check 110V breakers located inside the converter 6 Failure...

Page 58: ...ear Limited Warranty nuCamp agrees to warrant the structural integrity of the camper trailer roof floors front walls rear walls sidewalls and hatch door where applicable for up to three 3 years from t...

Page 59: ...in material or workmanship is found to exist that is not excluded from coverage nuCamp s sole and exclusive obligation shall be to repair the defect As a limited backup remedy in the event the RV can...

Page 60: ...lubricants sealants and seals g Condensation and the results of condensation including water damage and the growth of mold or mildew Mold and mildew are natural growths given certain environmental con...

Page 61: ...uct for a particular purpose are limited in duration to the term of this written warranty Some states do not allow limitation on how long such a warranty lasts so the above limitation may not apply Yo...

Page 62: ...ER Service will be performed by appointment only When you require service or repair for your trailer from the nuCamp Service Center contact the service manager for an appointment Have the following in...

Page 63: ...the U S If you find that your vehicle has a safety defect that could cause an injury accident or death immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA and Customer Service...

Page 64: ...rest whole inch CABIN LENGTH Measured front to back of exterior walls or rounded roof as the width of the actual cabin to the nearest whole inch rounded up CABIN WIDTH Measured sidewall to sidewall ou...

Page 65: ...d from the level ground to the top of the trailer accounting for all protrusions rounded up to the nearest whole inch as the minimum height required to fit into an opening OVERALL LENGTH Measured from...

Page 66: ...luids but before adding passengers or cargo passengers or optional equipment The spare tire battery s full propane bottle s and a full fresh water tank are considered standard wet weight equipment WET...

Page 67: ...s possible at time of creation nuCamp reserves the right to make refinements during the model year without notice All weights capacities dimensions are approximate It is the owner s responsibility to...