Cunningham Campers, Inc.5201 Highway 62

Jeffersonville, IN 471301-812-284-0276 Option 3

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On the behalf of Jayco, we thank you for purchasing a new Jayco Van Conversion. We have carefully engineered and manufactured this conversion with quality materials.

As a manufacturer of recreational vehlclcs and van conversions, we depend on your satisfaction to stay in business. That is why we stand behind our products with our warranty and customer servtce program.

Thank you,

The Jarco Family

Introduction to V a n Ownership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Warranty and Service (Iopv o f W'ar ran t~ . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 F ion - t o K i r r a n t 1'0111. 17m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -

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(:liassis \\i':irr;int!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : - Othcr\Y'nrrnntics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

e Identification Stickers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

@ Section I: Conversion Interior Information Scating :\tijustment I;ontn)is. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'I S e a t R c r n o ~ a l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '1 S O i ~ / i k l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

.lcctrical S\.stcrn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 1' . .

Inrcrior- I..~ghting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 . .

Kcar. t I c a t LY: .-\tl. ( ,o~id i t~ot i lng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 L i .. 'l'clcvjsiim; \.ldco (::lssctte I'l;a!.es. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i I

:\usiiiary Raiiioiflcacip1~()nc S!.SICITI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i 1 \ ' acui~n~I : leancr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1

* Section 11: Care and Maintenance l'i'dniit Trim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 C:arpct/l';~hr.ics.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

.. . \Ybsliitig a n d \ ins ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 j \ l ~ ~ n l i n m n \ U ~ c c i s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I7 Tirc Carrier ;ind Spare Tirc i i e i n i ~ v d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Section 111: Camper Van I~lcctr ic:~l Svstcrm , . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 I h t t q a d 1si)laror. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . I3

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Kctriqcr~tol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 hticrciu-a\~c 01w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Sanit.ixing/Filling \ri,nr Potablc Water S!-stcni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Recirculatin,q Toilcr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I S

Additional Safety Concerns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I G

Change of Ownership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .X)

Introduction to J q c o Van Ownership

This owner's manual was prepared to assist you in understandng thc proper use and operation of various systems, and the servicing and maintenance of component parts. It also includes an explanation of m u r warranty protection.

This manual accuratelv reflects information available at the time of publication. Carefully read and understand this owner's manual, which is a supplement to various instructions supplied bv the manufacturers of separately warranted products.

Every effort has been made to provide vou with a safe, dependable product. b u r vehicle complies with requiiemenrs of Federal hIotor \Tehicle Safe@ Standards, State Regulations, Canadian Standards (CSAj, where applicable, and complies with requirements of ANSI Standard h119.2, the nauonallv recognized Standard of Recreation Vehicle instailation of Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Srstems. The Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RSTI~\) and Canadian Standards Association (CSA) periodicallr inspect our production line and assist us in maintaining strict compliance with installation and safety standards for those systems. Periodic safety inspections and program of preventative maintenance by you as m owner are important for the continuation of safe and trouble free operation.

LIMITED WARRANTY

SUMMARY OF WARRANTY jii!.co, Inc., 903 South >fain Street, T!O. Box 460, hIiddIeb~ir!; Indiana 46540 Ua!.co), \varrants ro the OKI(;i'.: hl~. COXSII.ZIER i'L"ti(;tlr\SI:R (Purchaser) only for a period of thirtysix j.36) monrhs From thc date nf p r c h a s c for nijncommcrcial usc by thc original purchaser o r for rlie first ~hirti.-six thousand (36,000) nliles of operation after the dare of purchase by rhe Purchaser, \vhichever occurs first OY'xrrnnry Pcriod), that the i t c~ns that jayco rnanuhctures and i n c d s in the conversion process o r \,ans/trucks shall bc free of subsran~ial dcfccrs iil material and n-orkmanship arrrilrutable r(.) Jayco undcr normal nuncommsrcid use and s c n ice.

ITEMS EXCLUDED FROM WARRAINTI' T!iii \\:arrant\- does not extc~.id to the autonlorirc chassis 2nd its cirmptrncnts. Thls u.arr:inr\- docs ntrr c o w r d;lruagz causcd I)\- inisusc, ncgl~gct~cc, :~ccdcni , ordinary \rc:ir :incl tcar and Iontiing b c ~ ~ ~ n i l rhc vehicle's gross vchiclc \wight ratrngs. By \v~-:y o f iilustrat~on,Jayco i s not ~~cspimsihlc for clriirlis rclateci to the follon+~,q: (1) tiamages to custom paint caused 1,y srone chips and scratches; (2) f ~ e s ; (3) lighl bulbs; (4) he;idlights; (5) tire roracion; (6) tire 1mi:tnce; (7) u,hccl alignment; (8) arljusrnicnts to thc original equiprncnt nlar~uhcturer's sent rnechmism; (0) luixication; (10) prc-cicIirery inspccrion; (1 1) darnagcs to upholster\- material, tloor, wall a n d ceilingci,\,ering t'rrjm burns, rears, punctures or stains, jayco docs nut warrant accessorks rnanufi~ctured by o ~ h e r s ivhich come R-ith their oivn r n a n ~ ~ ~ c t u r e r ' s \\-arrant!; siich :rs radios,

+ i\ 's, VCRs. Kintcnclos, refrigerators, air condiriijncrs, tircs, detectors, higt-i gioss xi-ood, cus t im paint, ecc. Jayct-I provides rhc Purchaser n-it11 the nxunufxturer's \varranry for rhose irems and infortnation o n lioa- to ohrain v-arrant! scrvice. 'Ti715 \I-arranry docs not r s ~ e n d t o

ciamaires frclnl the environment , such as a i rbornc fallt.)ut, acts o f hostiIity, chrrnicals, trcc sap, salt, hail, ~vindstorrn, l i ~ h r n i n ~ , road h;izards, utc.

This uxrant!. will nor cover repair if ~ h c odometer o n the conx-ertcd ran/tr ;~ck is aitered, broken, rcpaired or replaced so that actual rnilcagc cannot be determined.

This warrant\. does not includc towing, loaner \-chicles or an\, othcx rncicicnral espcnscs such as morels o r rncais.

%'AR]RPLWTOR9S OBLIGATIONS - HOWTO GET WARRANTY SERVICE j:~i.co u-iti rcpair o r tcplacc d e k c t s in marer~al and worlimanship of Ja!m accessories arising in - ~

th i . course of 11orn1;rl use am1 riot c a ~ ~ s e d I]!. a n y mis~isc cir cintnagc. Jayci, \%.ill remedy the clcfcct, u-ithout chargr to the P~~schasc r , Lvithin a rt.as<mable p e u d oi time \xithin which chc rr1dig:ttion can I J C performed. \Y.'lirranr!- scrvice may be ohitaincd from Javco or its authorized iie:~lcrs, o r persons designated b!. ja!.co dealers. ja!.co shall rjnly be. iinblc for costs o t unmrhorii.eci repairs co\.crr.d I?!. t h i s warranty u p to ihe arnounrJil!'co u.o~ild have incurred if ]a!w or an authorizccl dealer had made the rcpairs.

EVENTS DISCHARGING JAYCO FROM OBLIGATION UNDER THIS WARRANTY ~ I I S N S C o r ncgicct, including accident, unauthor~zcd altmxtion, hilure vo pro\-ide reasonable and neccssar-y n~ainrcn;~nce, s h l l dischargeJavco f rom ol>lig~tic,n under this \T~arrantv.

PARTS AND DESIGN CHANGES ja!,co m a ) tnakc parts and rlcsiirn chmges from time to t i m e u-ithour noticc and repair o r replaccnnenrs may be made with new and ciitfcrcnt parts.

All inquires regarding this Warranty should be sent to the following address: Jayco, Inc. Van Conversions

903 South Main Street P.O. Box 460 * Middlebury, Indiana 46540 Phone: 219-825-0582

tlr Van- Plcsse take a feu. minutes to fill out and mail the warrantv card. You will then be on record as a Certified - . lawo \Tan C>ir.ner should you need mrranry sen-ice.

\a!,co u-arrants the rnatcriais and \~.orkmanship inclucicd ~r. the consursmn process. Thc chsss~s and certain components in the javco conversiotl arc under [varrann by the manufacturer.

\I.'our \-an chassis is warrantecd b \ ~ the manufacturer (LC. Chevrdet, GhIC:, Ford or Dodge). The packet of information included in I-our conversion ~311 contains a separate owner's manual for the chassis.

ther Warranties Some of the components in s-our J a \ m Conversion T'an have their own u.;~rranties. This information packet contains the spec~fic warranties o n thesc cornponcnts. In some cases, separate v,-arranry cards ma\ need to be compieted and mailed to actlr-ate these n arranties.

There are several rdentification stickers located on the ciri~-er's door p~llar as well as other areas. X)u should becomc familiar with these stlclxrs anci thc types of information they contain.

ultipurpose Passen hick Stic

This sticker is located on the cisis-er's door pillar and signifies our compiiance with the Federal hiotor T'chicle Safety Reguladons. This sticker lists the date the van was manufactured, the serial number of the \?an, thc gross vehicle weight. mting, tire and nm size and reconmended tire pressure.

RVIA Seal The RIr lh seal 1s located on the right rear side fender. This sqpifilles that your ran has been bullr to a rigid set of industry standards. RTrIiY~ staff of professional inspectors monitors o u r manufacturing process by making frequent, unannounced factory inspections to insure compliance with safety standards.

Custom Paint Colors This label, which specifies paint codes for the custom paint colors, is located on the driver's door pillar. All paints used by Jayco are standard automotive colors. These may be matched at any well s t a c l d paint dealer.

-Conversion Interior Information- Seating Adjustment Controls Manual Adjustments Forward or Back: T h e seats in your - . Jayco conversion van slide fonvard or back to provide you with plenty of leg room and maximum comfort. To adjust the seat, more the seat Tr~~ckA(ij~istn~ei~tht'er (A) located on the front lvxver left of the sear, to the left while vou slide fonvard or back as desired. Release the lever to lock the seat in placc.

Reclining Seat Back: To adjust seats to rhe desired reclining position, lift the .Swi K ~ d i n l l q < . IXOPT /K) , o n the inside o f [he seat bottom, and hold unril the desired location i s located while leaning against rhe seat back. To return seat to upright position, lift lever and lean fonvard. The seat will automaticail\i return to an upright position. Release lever to lock in place.

Power Adjustments I f j vu r J a ~ * c o con\-ersion has the o p t ~ o n d powel- \eat adjuster, the controls are located on the outside bottom edge of the chair. The forward sw~tch controls thc up/doa-n (tilting) motion of the front end of the seat. Thc cenrer switch controls the hr\vard/rewrse motion of both ends of the seat. Thc rearward switch controls u p / d o ~ m (tiltmg) rnoaon of the back of the seats.

The nvo middle seats have a quick release feature, which allows rile center area to be con[-erted Into a cargo carr.irlng area. To rernm-c the chair, move the J'UI ICe/ea.re L ~ w r , located on the right s ~ d e of the pedestal base, fonvard toward the front o f the van. Lift the Oont of the chair and slide fonvard. T h s 1rd1 allow i-he scat to be complete1~- rcmovcci from thc van.

ING: When replacing the center seats, make sure they are properly locked into position.

CAUTION: For personal safcty, the occupied sofa must always be locked in the upright position while the vehicle is in motion.

Electrical Function Sofas ( If !.our Javco van's rear sofa is clcctncallv operated, the control sn.itches arc 1orated-bcknv:mti behind the sofa on th~F;issengrr u d l . Thc sera m a j ha\-c both slick and recline finctlon switcl-ies.

NOTE: Sofa will not operate unless the ignition key is in the ""on" position.

Electrical Svstem J

The electrical system in vourJavco van convcrsion is engineered to pi-ovick a separate ausi1iar~- 12 volt eIectricaI system and fuse block that meets or escecds each chassis manufacturer's and national electrical safety cotles. 1%)-co prtn-ides a specialized wirinq <.. cijaqram <.. which gives a schematic d rming of w u r specific convcrsion \-an wiring si-stem. This is on a separaee information sheet in rhe owner's packet.

WAIRNING: Remove auxiliary fuses before using a battery charger or jump starting the vehicle. - Power surges during these activities can cause auxiliary fuses t o blow out.

Interior Lighting The interior lighcing in your conversion van operates as follows:

The front double-light and rear storage comparrment light are activaccd by the door courtesy li ~ h t switches or thc dome light switch P The remaining reac ingi i~hts , Iocatcd abow thk rniildlc scats and sofa/bsd,

owered bv switches ~n the overhead console. are Eac \ reading light also has its own on/off switch (thr @zii?oiz <. must bt oil /,I

ordtrjiorthrse /<&s to aperutc). * T h e indirect lighting is located behind the window valances or in light

beams in the ceilinq These strip or beam lights are activated by switches in the owsh ead console (the &i?ifio~z ,wci.rt be o i l in ordwjjir-th.re /(<his to oykizrillj.

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\ an arc locntcci as follow\:

he^-rolct/C;hIC: O n the dashboard t o the righc o f the stcertng column abocc the factory controis.

I:t )rd O n thc dashboat-d to the right of the stcermg column nest to the fncrorv controls.

Dodgc On thc clashboard to the right o f the srccring column nest to the fmzror! controls.

)-our . ] a~ . co . c o n ~ w s ppcii n-irli an o.iw-hexl tdcvision unit o r ;I i l c w t - ~ni , i~ntcci cr, c o models may also have I-icii-c-, cassette pla1.u and a ~ i n [ c n c i o ' ! game s!-stem available.

. , ' > I s~irc11: i i i c : i ~ c ~ i i!n rhc \I-:lli plaec, i-(, "Racircl. i F r w i i ~vish to hcar the tclc\3sitin, rut-:! ir- c ~ n , i i~r i , t l ~ c sciccrol- su.iech r r , "$Y,'' a i d sct thc sn-itch o i l

I ' '... . the !lc;;c;pt?cin~- p1:ii.e .io - " i 1:'' P,i! can no\v s\\-irch b:~ck :mci fc-irril i'roix i s LO i d 1 . s i p pcrshing the wckcr sn-itch o n r-Iic heaciphonc pi arc.

Thc nwoci trim in Y cither tine f~rrnirurej ~14th a sprm , t\-pt: ~ polish. Ax.oid gctt-ing m w d surfsces n.et (uipe dry immediatel~r a-it11 a si-)ft cloth). Also, avoid long exposure to direct s~lnligl-rt which causcs M i n g and d r ~ i n g o f uwod surf;~ces.

Alan\ rnodc~n hbs-ics uscd in \ -our Ivan arc cornposctl of ST-ntlietic fibers. I t is es;remci~- important th i~ i pri,pcr cicaning ~ ~ C C ~ I ~ ~ C ~ L I C ' S 3112 cicmcrs l x CISL'J 11-bcn caring for !.our inrcrior f~.ht-ics. Thc Mt-ics shoulcf be 1-:ic~it~tneil rcgular1.i t o s c m o \ ~ dust and dirt. f i' \.ott har-c a:)\- ilucstions abou t clc:mi~y \-(;ur fi~l;rics, ask :t professional ul)holstcr~. c leaner 112 ~ ~ t i r arcs.

detergent is all that is mccdeci t o lrct'p \-i)[rr con\-ei-sion 1-an clciln : ~ n c i shining. For :ldilcii prr)c.ecrion :md lasting b c a ~ r t ~ of the finish, i t is rccomimcnilcil t h a t 1 . o ~ ap:,l!- ;I 1-1 i$ qiiali t! \\+ax/ cieaner. .\-07'!1: K'i, )~~n/ii//si.i~d p i t ~ l i / / ' / L ; /

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iih a stainless sewl tirc ring snci I<,cl;. \K"c rccmlme~zcl i . o ~ ~ pcsio~lic;dl~. ~ h t ~ l i the tire D K S S C I ~ C of thy sp:tix eise. \Y.i:h rhc tire ring ~ ~ ~ ! o c i i c i l , rcmii.irc d1c ring :incf filmgt:rss disc. T h c s p t - c tire is hcid in placc u,ith 2 lug ntrrs. Llsinv chc Irrg ~ i ~ e n c h jproi~idct-i in r

?- remore rhc nuts, being casefuk t o I i t t :he tlre of f thc riicl; safeI\,. tighten thc nrrts securely when you retm-n any tire to the rack.

J?-)tir electrical s~.stcm is designed in ;iccordancc cvith the requirements of thc N.17.1?i'l.-70, the n'atictnd Electrical Code, m d / o r Canadian Standard ,.kw)ciarion. Your van conversion is ecpippeci with a Ioacl center that i:lcliidcs:

Tk rcc I 10 1-01 t circuit breakers ;-i convertor thar transforms 1 1 ii lwlt AC: t o 12 volt DC A 12 1-olt fuse panel

* ;\ low arnperage bat tcr~. charger (30 amperage charqcr <. f o r ausiliarl- htter\v)

1 1 separable 110 volt 30 anlpcrc power supplv cot-ci is pro~idcci K-it11 Lour

cstnpcm :in. This ud1 atrach to the vehlcle 131. a u-catherproof, dead front, i~ -~s t - l oc i i plus and thread lock ring.

;1ln-;i\.s use a receptacle o f the same configurntion on the male plug on the cord. Nci-cr iisc an adapter- t o plrrg the cord into any other n p c rcccptaclc, as tlic aciaptcr mas. r~vcrheat arid dcvclop a short. Ax-oid coiling the cord n-hcn in use. (The power cord i s permanently attached t o the Load Ccntcr in Cmadian ((321) vehicles.)

attery an ;In ausilian; deep c ~ d e hitter\. has been installed in \.our iYtekend Camper lT;in to prtnidc power f o r you r 12 volt lights, refrigerator and such. J a ~ c o h;ls insrallcd a rclav switch battery isolator to p r e x n t rhe RAT si.stem from draining the automobile batters-. When the engine is turned on, the isolator I S mergizcd and completes ;I circuit between the ~ ~ v o batteries. T h e alternator then charqcs < . both batteries sirnultaneousl\: &'hen the engine is shut off, rhe isolator breaks the circuit between the batteries, allowing thc 12 volt ST-stem to be used w i t h o t ~ t affectin:: the automotire battery. When the Camper tTan is plugged into a 11 0 volt system at the campsite, the charger portion o f the convertor charges the auxiliary battery onic

CAUTION: The water level in the auxiliary battery should be checked at least three times a year to avoid battery damage.

Refrigerator The refrigerator used in the Weekend Camper operates o n 12 volt DC. this unit is wired directly to the 12 volt auxiliary battery Please read the instructions supplied by the manufacturer in the information packet.

CAUTION: When not using the refrigerator, please shut it off! Failure to do so could result in the auxiliary battery being drained of all power, damaging the battery in extremely cold temperatures.

Microwave Oven The microwave oven used in rhc Weekend Camper is designed to operate on 11 O\'c>lt AC onli: Please read the instructions supplied by the manufacturer for proper carc and operation.

Television/VCP The TI'/ITC;P used in the Can~pcr \'an are designed to operate on 12 volt DC only, The power source for these units is supplied by the ausi1iar.i. batter^:

CAUTION: If the TV/VCP switch is left on and the van is not running or pltigged into a 110 volt shore line, the auxiliary battery will eventually go dead.

Plumbin The R'eekcnd ? ,amper has a stainlcss stcel sml; n-ith a hand-gallc~ pump. The potable (drinkable) xi-ater and u aste \vatu tanks are porrable, 2 '5'2 gallon jugs. Each jug is labeled and is not intended to bc interchanged. Be sure they are kept at the proper connections afwr each use.

CAUTION: The optional 42 volt pressurized water system must be winterized before cold weather arrives.

Sanitizing/FiUing the Potable ter Syste For your safe&, ~ . o u should sanitize ivu r potable water system when \.our - . Camper I r a n is nc\i,n-hen ~t has been setting unused For a. period of time and anytime it ma!. have become contaminated.

1. Prepare a chlorine solution, using one gallon of water and % cup of bleach (5"41 sodium h~pochlori te soiution). Pour one gallon of the solution into thc tank i%r every 15 gallons of tank capacity

3. Chmpletc the fill~ng of the tank with fresh water. Clperatc the

hand gallev pump until the solution u m k s tl-irough the plumbing and ou t the faucet. Allow t o s tand for three hours. Drain and flush with frcsh water. To remove ant7 excessive chlorine caste or odor, prepare a solution of one quart vinegar to five gallons o f water and allow the solution r o agitate in the tank for severd days by vehicle motion. Drain the tank again and flush with frcsh watcr. \;our watcr system is now ready for use.

ecirculating Toilet If vourjavco Camper I'm is cquipped ~71th a recirculating toiiet, consult the manufacrurer's information manual for proper operation, care and n-intcrizing.

WARNING: Portablc fuel burning eqiliprnent, incliiding \~:ood and charcoal grills and stoves, shall not be used inside the recreational vehicle. The use o f this equipment inside the recreational srehiclc mai- cause fires o r asph~xiaticin.

WARNING: 110 not bring 01- srorc liqiiid propnnc g ~ s roi-itfiiners, gasoline or othor flarnm;ll>le liquids inside the rccrear-iond velmle. Disregarding this warning m a . result in fires o r espiosions.

WARNING: Do not subjcct running boards t o more than -300 pounds o f weight.

J ' m r ncw - , javco Van Con~er s ion u:3s clesiwed to give vears o f trouble free ? en jo~ment . r i l l accessories are selected, inspected and installed ~ 4 t h the upmost case. i l l \ . Javco + ITan Conversions meet o r exceed all 0I":hl and FhICTSS stanciards and rccluirtln~ents. Ncvcrtheless, you will occasionaily experience a kw minor proldems. Nos t o f these problems can be fixed at home cjuic1;lv and easile I f after consulting the fidlowinq trouhleshooung guide, vou ;Ire unable to semed'i a problem, please consult your authorized ayco I'm Conversion dealer o r contact Javco I'm's Customer Service J :

13eparrrncnr at (21 9) 82.5-08.52 or hx at (219) g25-06~2.

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!&naptoms Check Points & Remedies

/\usiliar~- Radio/ Re sure headphone station sa-itch is o n proper

CU PIa\.cr Not p i tion (t-adio/TIr) l'unctioning Check sound control slide bar on headphone

cable Check fuse in h s c block (driver's sidc u-all)

Note: the rear radio operates only with tbc headphones. Thcre is no external speaker for the auxiliary radio. Check radio owner's manual for instructions on proper operation.

* >lake sure the radio or T\' is turned on

* hlake sure the headphones are plugged into the appropriate outlet AIalx sure volume control is turned up on the heaciphonc station mil headphones hlake surc heaciphone 1s inserted all the u-av into the outlet

I m s O f P o n u To hiakc sure all connectjons arc good \'&o I'quipment * Checb h s e in h s r block (dm-er's sldc wail)

TTidco F,quipmcnt Check all connections Srops * hlake sure batter1 is full\" chasgcd

Check vicieo tape

Symptoms Check Points & Remedies

IrCP/VCK Stops Turn on TV power * Turn on IrCP/VCR pomw - Insert video tape

Press VCP/VCR play button Consulr VCPIVCR owner's rnanuai

Remote \Yvill h o t * )lake sure powcr rs on to T\'/J7C1' Operate TI r /VCP l h k e sure batten in remote is charged ;md

properly instailcci * Check TTT owner's manual for more

instructions

.-iusiliar~. Rear Weat/ Heating Ch l i t~g \GI1 Not Be sure factory hear su-itch (on dash) is set to

' i floor" setting - Select ciesired temperature level Check anti-freczc levcl (when engine is cooi) Chcck in line fuse behind rear ;Z/C heat shroud

Cooling X3e sure factory cool~ng switch (on clash) 1s set to anTr LZ/C setting

* Sciecr desired temperature l e d Chccli coolmt level in rad~ator reservoir (make sure engine temperature is cold) Ask \.our dealer LO check refugerant l c \ d 2nd thermostat

Interior Lighrs hIake sure imasrer switch on the overhead Do Kot V h r k control panel is in the "on" position

* LIake sure the individual light switch is on Check fuse in fuse block

I'ouw Sofa Does Make surt- there is no rh~ng obstrucnng sofa Not. iYork Check fuse in fuse block (dril-er's front

sidewall) 3lal;e sure battery I S fuIlv charged