Pacific Coachworks Econ User manual


LIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTY
Warranty Coverage
Pacific Coachworks Inc., 3411 N. Perris Blvd., Perris, CA 92571 (Warrantor) warrants to the ORIGINAL
CONSUMER PURCHASER for a period of ONE (1) YEAR from the date of retail delivery. Pacific Coachworks
warrants that all parts of our manufacturer are free from substantial defects in material and workmanship under normal
use and service, and only if the unit is used for the intended purpose of recreational travel and camping. Pacific
Coachworks Inc. makes no warranty with regard to any product used for any other purpose including but not limited to:
rental unit, permanent residence or commercial use.
Written notice of defects must be given to the selling dealer or the manufacturer no later than ten (10) days after the
expiration of the applicable warranty.
In addition, the warranty only applies to units sold, used and registered in the United States or Canada.
Exclusions to this warranty
To the extent that any or all of the following exclusions or provisions of this warranty are prohibited by any federal, state
or municipal law which cannot be preempted, those exclusions or provisions shall not be applicable.
Not covered by this warranty:
1. Tires, batteries, appliances and other equipment which are covered by the separate warranties of the respective
manufacturers of these components.
2. Damage caused by or related to:
Accidents, misuse, abuse or negligence.
Failure to comply with instructions contained in the owner’s manual or component instructions.
Alteration or modification to the product.
Environmental conditions (wind, hail, mold, salt, chemicals in the atmosphere, etc.).
Failure to inspect and maintain all exterior sealants.
3. Normal deterioration due to wear, or fading of fabrics due to exposure to the sun.
4. Condensation and or damage caused by condensation.
5. Normal maintenance and service items such as light bulbs, fuses, lubricants, sealants, etc.
6. Additional expenses including but not limited to: transportation costs, loss of use, inconvenience, towing
charges, vehicle rental, lodging, incidental charges or other consequential damages.
7. Cuts or gouges in flooring or fabric part unless noted at time of initial delivery to the dealer. Such damages will
be remedied by repair or replacement at the discretion of the Warrantor.
Owners Obligations
Owner must complete and return the warranty registration form within ten (10) days of purchase. Failure
to return the registration to the Warrantor will invalidate this warranty.
Owner is responsible for transporting the unit to the selling dealer or an authorized service center at owner’s expense.
Owner also agrees to allow the dealer or authorized service center reasonable time to correct the defects, and it must also
be understood that the Warrantor has no control over scheduling of work at the repair facility.
The owner is responsible for normal maintenance and adjustments as described in the owner’s manual. Adjustments can
include items such as entry and screen doors, baggage doors, LP regulator pressure, cabinet latches, drawer alignment
etc.
If a dealer or service center is unable or unwilling to resolve a problem which the owner feels is covered by warranty, the
owner should contact the Warrantor at the address above and provide a written explanation of the problem and the
attempts to resolve it.
Upon receipt of a claim, where a dealer was unwilling or unable to resolve a problem, the Warrantor will at its discretion
repair or replace any parts necessary to correct substantial defects in material or workmanship.
Dealer Obligations
Dealer is required to maintain the unit prior to retail sale and to perform biweekly visual inspections of unit for any signs
of sealant deterioration. Dealer is also required to perform a thorough pre delivery inspection and correct any defects
found in material or workmanship. All repairs must follow proper authorization process.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
WARRANTIES 3
Pacific Coachworks Warranty 3
Appliance and other Component Warranties
3
DELIVERY CHECKLIST 3
IMPORTANT SERIAL NUMBERS 4
SECTION I -
RV SYSTEMS, FAMILIARIZATION &
OPERATION
LPG (LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS)
SYSTEM 6
Safety Precautions 6
Tank Removal & Installation 7
Tank Filling 7
Pressure Regulator 7
LP Gas Detector 8
Start-up of LPG Appliances 8
APPLIANCES
Refrigerator 9
Water Heater 9
Furnace 9
Range and Oven 10
Range Exhaust Hood 10
Microwave Oven 10
Air Conditioner 10
FRESH WATER SYSTEM 10
City Water Connection 11
Self-Contained Water System 11
Sanitizing 12
WASTE DRAINAGE SYSTEM 12
Toilet 12
Holding Tanks 12
Tank Dumping 13
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
12 volt DC System 13
120 volt AC System 14
GFI 15
Slide out Rooms 15
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SECTION II -
TOWING & LOADING
TOW VEHICLE SELECTION 18
HITCH SELECTION 18
Conventional Hitch 18
Fifth Wheel Hitch 19
CONNECTOR CORD 19
SAFETY CHAINS 19
BRAKING SYSTEMS 19
Tow Vehicle Battery 19
Trailer Brakes 19
Brake Controller 19
Breakaway Switch 20
Trailer Battery 20
TIRES/WHEELS/HUBS
Tires 20
Wheels 20
Hubs 21
TOWING GUIDELINES
Carrying Passengers 21
Driving Tips 21
Sway Control 22
Backing 22
Parking 23
TRAVEL TRAILER LOADING
Terminology 23
Cargo Capacity Formula 23
Weight Label Examples 23
Loading and Weight Distribution Guidelines
24
WEIGHT AND BALANCE VERIFICATION
How to Weigh Your Rig 24
Verify That Your Rig is Properly Loaded 24
Scale Weights Worksheet 25
Weight and Balance Worksheet 26

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SECTION III -
GENERAL INFORMATION
CODE OF ETHICS 28
HELPFUL HINTS FOR THE NEW OWNER 28
Safety Considerations 28
The Campsite 29
Consumption of LP Gas 29
Condensation 29
Dust Seepage 30
Overhead Bunk Safety 30
TRAVELING CHECKLISTS
Pre Travel Checklist 30
Emergency Equipment Checklist 30
SEVERE WEATHER TRAVEL SAFETY TIPS 30
Wind 30
Awnings Warning 31
Snow and Heavy Rain 31
Hail 31
Lighting 31
Heat 31
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE
Siding 31
Windows, Doors, Moldings, Locks 31
Rubber Roof Care 32
INTERIOR MAINTENANCE
Floor Coverings 32
Paneling 32
Table and Counter Top Surfaces 32
Upholstery 32
Draperies 32
WINTER FREEZE PROTECTION
In Use 32
In Storage 32
Anti-Freezing Procedure 33
WINTER & SUMMER PROTECTION
Exterior 33
Interior 33
REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 34
NHTSA (NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETYADMINISTRATION)STATEMENT 34
Pacific Coachworks CONTACT INFORMATION 34

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INTRODUCTION
Your new Pacific Coachworks recreational vehicle is
an investment in family fun. It has been designed to pro-
vide homelike conveniences for your family while you
travel and camp. This owner's manual provides helpful
suggestions and useful information to help you get max-
imum enjoyment from your new recreational vehicle.
The recreational vehicle, like the automobile, will
require some care and regular maintenance. The few
minutes spent reading these instructions will result in
you knowing what to expect and how to correct and
prevent minor difficulties plus give you a good working
knowledge of the unit.
Should you have any additional questions as to oper-
ation, maintenance, or service, please contact your
dealer.
Your new Pacific Coachworks recreational vehicle has
been constructed to conform with or exceed federal and
state safety requirements. The seal affixed to the outside
of your RV next to main entrance door is the
Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) seal
(or Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association
/Canadian Standards Association (CRVA/CSA) seals in
Canada). It certifies that your vehicle complies with
these nationally recognized requirements:
ANSI A119.2/NFPA 501C Standard on Rec. Veh. (for
RVIA units), or CAN/CSA-Z24ORV Recreational
Vehicles (for CRVA/CSA units).
In addition, a seal issued by a State building code
agency may be next to the RVIA seal. It certifies that
your vehicle complies with the RV regulations of that
State.
The label affixed to the outside of your RV on the for-
ward half of the left side is the Federal Certification
label. It indicates compliance with these requirements:
Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards
(for U.S. units),
or Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standards
(for Canadian units).
Pacific Coachworks recommends that you thoroughly
read this owner's manual before using your recreational
vehicle. We have made every effort to make this manual
as accurate as possible in order to reflect information
available at the time of publication. Products are
constantly being improved, and manufacturers upgrade
their installations accordingly. In the event of
conflicting instructions, illustrations, or other
descriptions, the information furnished by the respective
manufacturer's separate publications should be
followed.
WARRANTIES
Pacific Coachworks Limited One Year Warranty
Your Pacific Coachworks recreational vehicle limited
warranty and warranty registration card are included in
your owner information package. In order for Pacific
Coachworks to have a record of your warranty, send
the warranty registration card back to Pacific
Coachworks as soon as possible. To obtain warranty
service, you should contact the dealer that sold you the
unit and follow the instructions on your warranty card.
Appliance and Other Component Warranties
All appliances and tires and many other components are
warranted separately by their respective manufacturers.
All warranty certificates and warranty registration cards
are included in your owner information package. We
strongly recommend that you complete each warranty
card and promptly mail them to their respective
manufacturers.
WARNING
Modifications made to your RV will void Pacific
Coachworks warranty and could cause a safety
hazard or even cause a serious personal injury.
When service is required, use only qualified service
personnel to repair Pacific Coachworks products.
DELIVERY CHECKLIST
Your Pacific Coachworks dealer has been trained to
properly condition and service your unit before making
delivery to you. Do not hesitate to ask questions about
anything you do not understand concerning your unit.
Your dealer will be glad to give advice and demonstrate
the operation of all appliances and accessories.
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