REV Midwest Automotive Design American Coach Patriot 2022, Owner'S Manual

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Page 3: ...Table of Contents...

Page 4: ...Suppression 32 Formaldehyde and Ventilation 33 SECTION 5 BEFORE YOU GO 35 Accessories 36 Fuel 37 Food 38 Water 38 Driving In Desert Heat Mountainous Terrain Heavy Traffic 39 Special Conditions Crosswi...

Page 5: ...es 103 120 Volt AC System 104 SECTION 10 APPLIANCES 107 Roof Mounted Air Conditioners 12 VDC and 115 VAC 108 Cabin Heater 108 ESPAR Furnace 109 Proair Furnace 110 Refrigerator 111 Convection Microwave...

Page 6: ...O A C H P A T R I O T T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S 4 Recommended Tools 150 Recommended Spare Parts 151 Coach Maintenance Schedule 152 SECTION 14 SCHEMATICS AND ILLUSTRATIONS 155 Specifications 156 Il...

Page 7: ...SECTION 1 Introduction...

Page 8: ...In addition to this American Coach Patriot Owner s Manual other own er s operator s manuals instructions technical data images sche matics diagrams and warranty information are provided separately for...

Page 9: ...ter documents that accompanied your coach NOTE The operator must become familiar with all information provided within the Mercedes Benz Sprinter Van Operating Instructions and Warranty information in...

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Page 11: ...SECTION 2 Limited Warranty...

Page 12: ...s the main conversion construction consisting of seating hardwood interior walls cabinetry and flooring for a period of three 3 years or 36 000 miles whichever comes first from the original purchase d...

Page 13: ...ficient information to the original purchaser to enable the original purchaser to obtain direct Vendor Warranty coverage or assistance from the applicable Vendor However MIDWEST AUTOMOTIVE DESIGNS doe...

Page 14: ...Date _________________ Mailing Address _________________________________________ City State Zip Code ______________________________________ Purchaser Telephone ___________________________ V I N ______...

Page 15: ...SECTION 3 General Information...

Page 16: ...ut it is important to note that certain procedures especially any warranty or recall type of procedures related to the chassis should be completed by a Mercedes Benz dealership Mercedes Benz dealershi...

Page 17: ...any known or suspected safety related issues or concerns with your vehicle You may also choose to contact the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration NHTSA If the NHTSA receives similar...

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Page 19: ...SECTION 4 Safety...

Page 20: ...ent an infant child car seat from rolling forward in a sudden braking or collision scenario danger danger DANGER All passengers must be secured by a vehicle safety restraint at all times whenever the...

Page 21: ...l condition and air pressure of all tires before operating your coach Refer to the tire pressure placard located on the driver s side door jamb of your Sprinter Van or look up the recommended tire pre...

Page 22: ...oaded state can cause the tires to overheat and suddenly fail without warning Should this happen to a tire on a front axle the resulting loss of steering control can easily cause a crash For this reas...

Page 23: ...n permanent damage to your coach and the potential for a sudden loss of control of the towing vehicle trailer combination Before you tow a trailer with your American Coach Patriot always check the Sta...

Page 24: ...sure your Sprinter Van is level and not sagging at the rear If it is redistribute or remove weight to ensure it rides level WARNING Failure to ensure a proper physical and electrical connection betwee...

Page 25: ...full advantage Once you are on the highway select a lane and stay in it Frequent lane changing increases fatigue on the driver and increases the possibility of mishaps while towing When approaching me...

Page 26: ...and park on a level surface with the emergency brake applied Then using any of the three emergency exits driver s door passenger door or sliding side door carefully exit the vehicle after first lookin...

Page 27: ...promote the longevity of the vehicle its systems and key electrical components note BATTERIES Your coach has at least two or more batteries installed One battery provides starting and accessory power...

Page 28: ...rates on liquid propane LP gas and produces 120 Volts AC current to the house side of your coach s electrical system Refer to SECTION 9 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS for information on how to operate the generat...

Page 29: ...the source first then at the vehicle After connecting to a shore power source check for the proper operation of your coach s 125 VAC appliances e g convection oven inductive range or roof air conditi...

Page 30: ...g your coach If you are missing these documents please contact Customer Service and Warranty at 574 522 4878 to obtain replacement instruction copies Carbon Monoxide CO is a colorless odorless and poi...

Page 31: ...sonous gas formed by the combustion of fuels such as diesel fuel gasoline kerosene liquid propane coal and plant derived substances such as wood and tobacco It can cause birth defects or other reprodu...

Page 32: ...permanently installed in the coach near the floor This safety device may be a combination CO LP detector as depicted in the Carbon Monoxide CO section of this chapter above Never block the detector wi...

Page 33: ...the device WARNING The Liquid Propane Gas LPG detector is not designed to detect smoke or fire A separate smoke fire detector is installed in your coach for that purpose WARNING The Liquid Propane Ga...

Page 34: ...ake sure everyone knows that the extinguisher is a pressurized device that must be pointed away from persons and directly at the base of any fire that needs to be extinguished When using the extinguis...

Page 35: ...igher incidence of reaction to formaldehyde The best way to avoid this situation is to ventilate your coach well before and during each use Open up the windows and doors turn on the roof exhaust fan a...

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Page 37: ...SECTION 5 Before You Go...

Page 38: ...amage to the vehicle which could cause sudden loss of control or serious injuries if not avoided WARNING Do not carry bicycles on the roof of the coach and never attach any type of bicycle carrier to...

Page 39: ...of control and or a crash warning FUEL Fill your coach with a quality diesel fuel that meets cetane requirements as specified in the Mercedes Benz Sprinter Operating Instructions In severe cold clima...

Page 40: ...ed closer to the top RV refrigerators may be somewhat less efficient than a conventional residential refrigerator due to their compact size and construction Plus they are subjected to a wider range of...

Page 41: ...uid levels and to practice proper freshwater sanitation could lead to equipment failure and or unhealthy drinking water resulting in serious physical illness DRIVING IN DESERT HEAT MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN...

Page 42: ...clogging their air intakes and or filters NOTE Operating your coach in a desert environment may warrant a more frequent engine oil and generator service schedule due the extreme temperatures and sand...

Page 43: ...ine and transmission to help you control your speed Plan ahead and downshift before you begin going down steep hills as changing gears while you are descending a steep grade can be dangerous When driv...

Page 44: ...the coach at a constant speed Remain calm and avoid reacting to other drivers who may become impatient warning Leverage the high technology safety features integrated into your coach ATTENTION ASSIST...

Page 45: ...ow At the same time however the additional weight and mass will be more difficult to stop especially on icy roads When traveling during winter especially in areas prone to heavy accumulations of snow...

Page 46: ...le serious injuries or death RAIN Your coach is designed to handle average rainy conditions without any difficulty Please take the additional precautions listed below when driving or camping during ra...

Page 47: ...d before refueling Where rubber gloves Do not smoke or allow other ignition sources near the refueling area Report spills to the fuel station attendants Failure to follow refueling safety procedures c...

Page 48: ...raveling or visiting a remote camping area Liquid Propane Gas LPG is readily available throughout the country Before traveling long distances or camping ensure your LPG tank is filled up to but not be...

Page 49: ...KLIST Step Location Component Status Notes 1 Ensure cargo is placed into cabinets with the heaviest items in the lowest positions Secure items so they do not move while driving 2 Turn off the fresh wa...

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Page 51: ...SECTION 6 Exterior Features and Care...

Page 52: ...otect them at least twice annually to promote their longevity If your coach is equipped with the optional front spoiler with fog lamps you must take extra care to prevent damaging it when parking and...

Page 53: ...t and accessories are installed on your American Coach Patriot and some of those items have exterior access hatches and or fittings to enable their functions It is important to keep those access point...

Page 54: ...partment to air out completely before securing the hatch Periodically apply a good quality automotive wax to the inside of the hatch to protect the finish Apply a thin coating of light oil annually to...

Page 55: ...prevent a potential tripping hazard at the side entry door note WARNING Never operate the power sliding door with a pet secured via a tether to the interior swivel ring Always ensure your pet has ade...

Page 56: ...ndow binds or becomes stuck closed and will not open do not attempt to force it Too much pressure could damage the window assembly or break the glass You might also permanently damage the window seal...

Page 57: ...ng any modifications to your coach A higher center of gravity will reduce stability causing unsafe conditions that could cause a roll over crash WASHING WAXING AND POLISHING The exterior finish on you...

Page 58: ...ttempting to tow any trailer or vehicle with your coach After coupling a trailer to the hitch ball assembly make sure the coupling is latched Install the coupling safety pin or a suitable coupling loc...

Page 59: ...nt of a complete loss of power it may also be retracted manually Before operating the awning please take the time to read the entire Carefree Freestyle Owner s Instructions With the vehicle in park on...

Page 60: ...uce the potential for mold or mildew forming on the fabric A few drops of light oil applied to the awning support arm hinge points will promote smooth operation of the unit Do not apply a heavy amount...

Page 61: ...s discretion Use the touch screen display to switch to select the desired camera view warning warning warning See image below of the four camera system display The four camera system provides a front...

Page 62: ...allows manual adjustments to the rear chassis and will only function while the vehicle is parked Refer to the image below and follow these steps to operate the remote STEP 1 Start the coach and the Ch...

Page 63: ...ehicle inspected at the earliest opportunity An air suspension component may be leaking which could result in excessive electrical loads placed on the battery loss of functionality and reduced vehicle...

Page 64: ...ch does not return to a level ride height condition within one minute of starting the engine and within 24 hours of last being operated have the system inspected This could indicate a potential air le...

Page 65: ...SECTION 7 Interior Features Functions and Care...

Page 66: ...vehicle especially under high temperatures Refer to California Proposition 65 for additional information on Formaldehyde gas exposure risks at https www p65warnings ca gov note warning INTERIOR SEATIN...

Page 67: ...t position increases the risk of serious physical injuries and or death WARNING Do not adjust seats head restraints seatbelts or the mirrors while the vehicle is in motion which could result in seriou...

Page 68: ...route the wire assembly so it will not be trapped or pinched between the seat frame and the floor mounting plate once the seat is lowered STEP 4 While maintaining forward pressure to ensure the front...

Page 69: ...seat is equipped with three pairs of seatbelts for use by adults and children who do not require a child safety seat The belts are permanently fastened to the load floor directly behind the rear bench...

Page 70: ...seat into the sleeping or flat storage position DANGER Never allow passengers to lay down or ride upon the power folding rear seat in the lowered bed position while the vehicle is in motion as this i...

Page 71: ...access hole in the optional carpeted floor mat aligns with the base plate as well Install the vertical support post by holding it upright and engaging the locking tabs at the end of the post with the...

Page 72: ...mping in rugged environments will accelerate the wear of the interior components Premature wear or failure of fabrics carpeting and flooring under such conditions may not be covered under the coach s...

Page 73: ...first Use a crevice vacuum tool to reach under the seats to remove dirt dust pet hair and other debris This is also a good time to clean the steel mounting plate area beneath any removable seating Us...

Page 74: ...arpeted floor mats and all unsecured objects from the flooring prior to cleaning the one piece vinyl floor note WARNING Use extreme care when cleaning stubborn stains with a bleach dish washing deterg...

Page 75: ...at the bottom of the curtain is inside of the floor pan STEP 4 Run the water in the sink until desired temperature is reached Use the shower wand by rotating the water flow control lever from the clos...

Page 76: ...Failure to dry the compartment completely may result in the formation of mold and or mildew in the compartment This is especially important when using the shower in hot and humid environments and pri...

Page 77: ...SECTION 8 Plumbing and Sanitation Systems...

Page 78: ...ou require assistance with a specific function please contact our Customer Service and Warranty Department at 574 522 4878 A product technical advisor will provide you with assistance directly CITY WA...

Page 79: ...fore removing it as a small quantity of water will dribble out of the housing once the filter and cup assembly are removed Failure to turn off the pump and the water supply could result in water sudde...

Page 80: ...basis To accomplish this please read the following section carefully and complete the procedures as outlined If you are unable or uncomfortable with completing this process yourself your American Coa...

Page 81: ...o this with the interior and exterior shower as well STEP 19 Once you are satisfied that there is no bleach remaining in the water lines you may turn the LP Gas solenoid switch back on or turn on the...

Page 82: ...ause serious clogs and problems with the complete breakdown and discharge of the contents in the Black tank These materials will easily jam the blades in the macerator discharge pump as well Use warni...

Page 83: ...as you would at home using the hot and cold water levers to adjust the temperature to the desired setting Keep in mind that turning the hot water lever down too low will cause the flow rate to drop b...

Page 84: ...open the faucet momentarily to allow the pressure to bleed off TOILET The American Coach Patriot is equipped with a Thetford Aqua Magic household style all plastic toilet with pedal flush This lightw...

Page 85: ...eezing damage during transient periods of low ambient temperatures The heating pads do not make your coach four season capable The heating pads only protect the storage tanks and will not warm the coa...

Page 86: ...tlet cover by turning the cover turn counter clockwise Then connect the RV pumpout suction hose to the outlet STEP 3 If using a standard 3 waste dump hose connect it to the discharge outlet and lock i...

Page 87: ...HARGE PUMP AND REEL Your coach may be equipped with a permanently mounted 12 Volt DC macerator discharge pump and hose reel assembly which will aid in the disposal of the contents of both the gray and...

Page 88: ...EP 4 If a city water hose is available connect it to the black tank flush fitting and turn on the water source to flush out any remaining waste in the black holding tank Then turn off the water and cl...

Page 89: ...g the small 1 square aluminum actuator bracket away from the valve body to slide the gate valve open DANGER Only use formaldehyde free holding tank treatment and deodorizing chemicals specifically app...

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Page 91: ...SECTION 9 Electrical Systems...

Page 92: ...NG A potential exposure risk exists to formaldehyde gas which is contained in the furniture products used within this vehicle Formaldehyde gas may cause leukemia and cancers of the nose throat and sin...

Page 93: ...of the lights again press and hold the Light Master On icon for at least one second NOTE The Light Master memory is rewritten each time the Light Master Off icon is pressed If the Off icon is pressed...

Page 94: ...cal page provides control of manual generator starting and stopping Automatic Generator Start AGS and the inverter On models not equipped with AGS the manual generator start and stop function is locat...

Page 95: ...system starts if there is power This will turn ON ch 10 if the load is SHEDDING or OFF There is no on screen control for the induction cooktop and 3 Water Heater This will turn ON ch 15 if the load is...

Page 96: ...optional and to apply user adjustable settings such as temperature units display brightness and enter the cleaning mode note Touching the Mobile App icon button will open a Vegatouch Mira connection s...

Page 97: ...chassis and house Chassis 12 volt power is provided through the Mercedes Benz chassis electrical system and is generated primarily by the 3 0 turbocharged diesel engine s alternator House 12 volt powe...

Page 98: ...e coach and during long term storage note note FUSE BLOCK LOCATION AND IDENTIFICATION Your coach has a 12 volt power distribution hub located at the rear of the coach Depending upon the chassis model...

Page 99: ...able for state of charge and approximate voltage readings for both types of batteries NOTE The battery management system integrated into the LiFePO4 batteries installed in coaches equipped with the Fr...

Page 100: ...rear of the coach near the inverter This device will isolate or combine the house and chassis batteries when they are being discharged or charged Whenever the house battery s are not being charged th...

Page 101: ...vehicle s exterior automotive lights interior cab dome light and the chassis electrical system The chassis battery does not power the house lighting system appliances TVs roof air conditioner water p...

Page 102: ...he optional Onan QG 2500 LP Generator which will operate on Liquid Propane Gas LPG to produce up to 2500 watts of 120 volts AC power a maximum of 20 8 amps 3 600rpm The LP generator is fully integrate...

Page 103: ...deepen indicating it is now operating under load WARNING Do not engage the start button for more than 10 seconds Allow 30 seconds between starting attempts Refer to the Troubleshooting section of the...

Page 104: ...cover inward until the cover is flush with the generator housing Turn the locking latch turn clockwise with a flat blade screwdriver or a coin and check to make sure the cover is secure Or simply rot...

Page 105: ...the chassis battery See image below The LCD Display and two main control buttons are located on the top half of the ZAMP Solar Controller The BATTERY TYPE button allows the user to set the type of ba...

Page 106: ...n to the 12 volt Direct Current DC system The 120 volt AC system services high voltage appliances such as the13 500 btu roof top air conditioner the inverter the convection microwave oven and the indu...

Page 107: ...rmanently fixed prongs inside the coach s outlet to enter the cable end The cable has a special keyed end to ensure the plug is properly oriented as it enters the outlet Once the plug is fully seated...

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Page 109: ...SECTION 10 Appliances...

Page 110: ...t air outlet 7 Combi flame overheating sensor 20 Flexible exhaust tube 8 Module clock 9 Change over switch heating ventilation optional F Fresh air 10 Fuse carrier with main fuse and switch fuse W Hot...

Page 111: ...2 Volt electrical power to the furnace unit and the fan It will operate as long as a sufficient charge remains in the battery bank It will also operate with the Mercedes Benz 3 0 turbo diesel running...

Page 112: ...urn the furnace off press and hold the power on off button for 3 to 5 seconds until the display turns off NOTE Your cabin heater and the fan will continue to run for a short period after being turned...

Page 113: ...tion is reached by turning fully counterclockwise past the click position or by turning off the FRIDGE button switch To operate your coach s refrigerator follow these procedures STEP 1 Turn on the uni...

Page 114: ...is simple latch rotates left or right to lock or unlock the door You must first move the latch left to the unlocked position and then you may open the door open with the handle To promote the longevit...

Page 115: ...optional generator or the house battery bank set the inverter to On at the main Firefly network interface display Please refer to the INVERTER chapter of SECTION 9 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS STEP 2 While ref...

Page 116: ...operate the air conditioner and the convection microwave oven simultaneously which will trip the generator s internal circuit breaker INDUCTION COOKTOP A True Induction Single Burner Cooktop is instal...

Page 117: ...a specific temperature setting press the temp touch key and watch for the temperature light to turn red Then press the touch key until the desired temperature level is achieved The default setting is...

Page 118: ...ld the contents of the cooking vessel overheat it could result in damage to the cooktop and or a fire resulting in serious damage to the coach burns serious physical injuries and or death DANGER Never...

Page 119: ...SECTION 11 Infotainment System...

Page 120: ...idual equipment owner s manual instructions for how to download any necessary updates or contact your American Coach Dealership service department directly for assistance note NOTE This section is app...

Page 121: ...nd adjust its volume independently of the FUSION Apollo RA 770 NOTE When using the TV antenna signal the TV s must be programmed to receive the local area channels Follow the menu setup procedure in t...

Page 122: ...ected via a splitter and HDMI cables The splitter is located inside the compartment behind the Blue Ray player and the FUSION Apollo RA 770 unit The Apple TV device is located beneath the passenger si...

Page 123: ...you need to establish an account and have an active internet connection An internet connection may be established through your coach s onboard WiFi Cradle device or through any available WiFi connecti...

Page 124: ...s controlled by a dedicated remote control that accompanied your coach at the time of delivery The remote has a swipe touch surface at the top section of the remote control with menu and function butt...

Page 125: ...sure content is monitored and appropriate for the audience guests in your vehicle Also use care to prevent the accidental or unwanted purchases of programming by children and or guests in your coach C...

Page 126: ...re with the SIM cover screw included STEP 5 Reconnect the four pin power cord to the IB600 router STEP 6 Ensure the battery power button switch is set to On at the main Firefly network interface displ...

Page 127: ...SECTION 12 Winterization and Storage...

Page 128: ...not covered under warranty note VEHICLE STORAGE When storing your coach for any period of time exceeding 30 days you should take precautions to remove any perishable items such as food and drinking wa...

Page 129: ...mix the fuel stabilizer throughout the fuel system STEP 5 Change the oil on the optional Onan LP Generator if equipped note STEP 6 Drain the Diesel Exhaust Fluid DEF container and leave a reminder not...

Page 130: ...ve and open the antifreeze fill valve Then pump the RV antifreeze into the system STEP 10 Close all faucets and shower fixtures Then turn on the fresh water pump Do not turn on the water pump if filli...

Page 131: ...y of your batteries and the state of charge should be checked periodically while the battery s are in storage A maintenance charge should be applied danger warning warning as necessary to keep the bat...

Page 132: ...nd chassis batteries Both battery banks may take several hours to reach their full state of charge and capacity STEP 14 Perform an operational check of all exterior and interior chassis lights the cha...

Page 133: ...an adequate level of Diesel Exhaust Fluid DEF If the DEF tank was drained for long term storage it must be refilled before operating the coach Failure to maintain the DEF level will damage the coach...

Page 134: ...system and STEP 11 Empty the gray and black water holding tanks at the first opportunity after de winterizing the entire coach DANGER Remove all residual non toxic propylene glycol RV antifreeze flus...

Page 135: ...SECTION 13 Maintenance...

Page 136: ...ions or increased loads Service work which is not carried out at the right time or incompletely can lead to increased wear and damage to the vehicle Failure to complete required services in a timely m...

Page 137: ...oil as recommended by the specification section for the lubricating oil capacity found in the ONAN QG 2500 Generator Manual The engine crankcase should be filled with oil to the FULL mark on the oil...

Page 138: ...rior To Trip Daily Prior to Trip Check Torque of Rear Axle U Bolts Service A Interval Every 20K Mile Every 20K Miles Every 10K Miles Multi Point Inspection Service A Interval Every 20K Mile Every 10K...

Page 139: ...ed periods of nonuse After 500 Hours Changing Generator Engine Oil To change the generator oil you will need the following tools a flat blade screwdriver to open the service hatch a 3 8 drive ratchet...

Page 140: ...hanging the generator s oil Hot oil can cause severe burns if spilled or splashed on exposed skin warning NOTE Only use oil that meets American Petroleum Institute API designation SG Oil should be lab...

Page 141: ...rnor Linkage Inspect and ensure the carburetor governor linkage is free to move through its entire range of travel The governor linkage should be cleaned and adjusted by an ONAN Service Center as spec...

Page 142: ...an QG 2500 LP Generator s specifications This is an excerpt taken from the Generator Manual Please refer to this maintenance schedule to keep your generator operating properly LPG 2 5 KV SPECIFICATION...

Page 143: ...alified technician We do not recommend these steps be completed by the owner operator To gain access to inspect replace the glow pin glow pin screen and the vent hole have the service technician follo...

Page 144: ...in your coach Always check the fuel level to ensure you will have sufficient fuel to meet heating needs and to return from any remote camping sites The following table lists the AIRTRONIC D2 D4 D4 he...

Page 145: ...bit vertically and horizontally if necessary so that it slides off the motor shaft STEP 6 Clean the grille ring and the fan blades with window cleaner non abrasive detergent and warm water or in a di...

Page 146: ...PECIFICATIONS FanTastic Vent Model 7350 Model 2250 7300 Voltage 12 Volts 12Volts Max power consumption 30 Watts 36 Watts Noise level 40 dB A 40 dB A Dimensions WxDxH 471x471x190 mm 471x471x190 mm Weig...

Page 147: ...a fire and or Carbon Monoxide CO gas poisoning exists which can damage your coach and cause serious physical injuries or death danger WARNING For your safety any repairs to the Suburban Nautilus wate...

Page 148: ...n abrasive cleaner anti bacterial dish washing detergent and baking soda are excellent for this purpose Do not use any type of abrasive pads as they will scratch the surfaces Do not use steel wool on...

Page 149: ...h to wipe the display down No other maintenance is required NOTE The solar charger controller is designed for indoor use only and should never be exposed to rain or moisture Do not disassemble the con...

Page 150: ...e Suburban hot water heater ignites note WARNING The electric gas shut off solenoid closes automatically when 12 volt DC power is not present The solenoid will reopen when power is restored When filli...

Page 151: ...or coil which may degrade the performance of the unit over time note danger note AIR DISTRIBUTION BOX HOUSING Clean air distribution box housing with a soft lint free cloth dampened with a mild deterg...

Page 152: ...l risk SEALANT Constant vibration sun extreme temperatures and weather exposure will degrade the flexibility and strength of exterior sealants over time especially on the roof of the coach Exterior se...

Page 153: ...Circuit Breaker 120 VOLT AC 30 AMP Dometic 640315CXX1J0 Filter Air Conditioner Dometic 120 VOLT 13500 btu Pro Air 51 001 265 Filter Air Conditioner Pro Air 12 VOLT 20000 btu Mercedes Benz 270 180 01 0...

Page 154: ...efore driving Daily Tank Status Check coach s water and holding tank levels Daily Fuel Check diesel fuel level Daily Propane if equipped Check tank level Daily Onan Generator Check for fuel or exhaust...

Page 155: ...ally Interior Cabinetry and Doors Inspect latches drawers and hinge hardware FREQUENCY ITEM ACTION Annually Fresh Water Tank Sanitize annually or sooner if needed Annually Holding Tanks Drain and flus...

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Page 157: ...SECTION 14 Schematics and Illustrations...

Page 158: ...44 144 170 170 EXT 170 170 EXT GVWR 9050 lbs 9050 lbs 11030 lbs 11030 lbs GAWR Front Axle 4410 lbs 4410 lbs 4410 lbs 4410 lbs GAWR Rear Axle 5360 lbs 5360 lbs 7720 lbs 7720 lbs GCWR 13930 lbs 13930 lb...

Page 159: ...0 VAC 13500 btu 120 VAC 13500 btu 120 VAC 13500 btu 120 VAC Pro Air Roof Air Conditioner1 20000 btu 12 VDC 20000 btu 12 VDC 20000 btu 12 VDC 20000 btu 12 VDC Refrigerator Nova Kool R3800 DC 3 5 cu ft...

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Page 163: ...I C A N C O A C H P A T R I O T S E C T I O N 1 4 1 6 1 Overhead Cabinet Standard Entry Step Refridge Stool Overhead Cabinets Overhead Cabinets Wardrobe Shower Microwave Lounge Galley Drawers Lagun Ta...

Page 164: ...T I O N 1 4 1 6 2 Shower Galley Lagun Table Entry Step Stool Overhead Cabinets Overhead Cabinets Lounge Flip Up Computer Table Wardrobe Microwave Above Refrige HD LED TV FM Radio Below Drawers Lower...

Page 165: ...H P A T R I O T S E C T I O N 1 4 1 6 3 Entry Step Stool Overhead Cabinets Overhead Cabinets Overhead Cabinets Shower Lounge Wardrobe LED TV Optional Overhead Cabinet Standard Microwave Galley Refrid...

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Page 173: ...SECTION 15 Index...

Page 174: ...94 95 98 127 129 131 Diesel 2 29 33 41 47 92 106 127 132 Diesel Fuel 28 37 48 E Electrical 2 3 4 30 34 89 91 106 162 172 Electronics 90 95 99 129 Emergency 15 16 24 34 150 154 Engine 3 4 25 34 145 15...

Page 175: ...reens Windows 2 54 Seats 2 64 Shore Power 2 24 26 Smoke Alarm Detector 29 31 32 Solar Panels 43 56 96 97 102 103 146 147 Specifications 112 116 139 144 146 Sprinter 6 8 T Thermostat 37 108 111 146 149...

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