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Thor Elite 23H
Instructions
From Start to Finish
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Departure Check List1) Insurance binder and rental agreement must be completed2) Take Photos of all 4 sides of vehicle3) Record any significant damages
WARNING: Driving safety tipsOne in 5 Rentals = Wreck!!! = at least 3500 dollars
Trees kill RVs!Gas Station poles kill RVsBacking into cars kills carsThis RV weights 14,000 lbs. Cell phones kill people!
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RV External Panels
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*Propane access is on the other side directly behind the passenger door
RV Internal Control Board
Fresh – Fresh water on board storage
Grey – Sink and shower water sewage tank
Black – Toilet water sewage tank
LPG – Liquid propane gas
Batt – Housing battery for the RV living area
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Quick Start Instructions1) Power to RV: 2)
Turn on the “Rear House Battery” switch. This will give power to the cabin from the “house batteries”.
This panel is located to below the stove at the entrance door
3) Turning on the Refrigerator: Make sure the LPG gas is on which is located
in the panel behind the passenger door.
On the top control panel of the refrigerator, press on and set it to auto. The RV must be level or the refrigerator will not work.
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4) Running the Generator or Plugging in the RV
To run the air conditioning, microwave, or any device that needs 110 AC, you will need the generator running or the RV plugged in.
Using the generator: To start the generator, just push on the generator button.The RV external power cord must be plugged into to the outlet in order for the RV to get power. Just see the photo below.
Plugging in the RV:
Turn off generator You can plug the RV into your house using the
adapter that is found in this access panel. At the campground you will not need the adapter.
The end of the RV cord is a 30 amp plug that will plug directly into the shore power outlet box.
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5) RV Air Conditioning and Heating. The air-conditioning needs AC power, therefore you will need the RV generator running or RV plugged in.
6) Water Pump or Hose Connection
Water pressure may come from the pump or may be connected to a hose. Pump switches are located on the main control panel, bathroom wall, or external shower.
Just press any water pump button on the RV. They are located on the control panel, bathroom wall, external shower.
7) Water HeaterDo not leave on when not using!Make sure there is water in the RV or the RV is connected to a hose.Make sure the propane tank valve is onGive it 15 minutes to heat up
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Sewage and WasteThe RV has two tanks for collecting sewage which are the black tank and grey tank. The black tank holds material from the toilet and the grey tank holds material from the sink and shower. To see the current level of these tanks you may press on the “Grey” and “Black” buttons located on the control panel.
Please Note: The black tank sensors are not accurate because they often get clogged. The black tank level may be seen by a visual inspection simply by flushing the toilet and looking down.
Preparing to Empty Sewage:
1) About 1 hour before empting, flush a tank sanitizing bio tablet down the toilet to help break up sewage. This may also been done during the trip to keep the tank fresh.
2) Sewage pipes are located in the rear storage or RV rear bumper.
3) Attach the pipes and then open the black tank valve first, then the grey.
4) VERY IMPORTANT: While the black tank is emptying, flush the toilet for5 minutes to flush out the tanks.
5) Toss in a new tablet down the toilet.
For more information on how to dump, please watch the video posted at www.littlebearrv.com under RV
How To Videos
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Flushing TanksTo flush the tanks, first drain both sewage tanks. Next, using the hose at the dump site (DO NOT USE HOSE IN RV!), place it in the toilet and let the water run for 5 minutes.
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Return Check ListTanks:
Gas is topped off past fullBlack & Grey sewage emptied and
FLUSHED with waterPropane Topped Off Tablet has been dropped into toilet
IMPORTANT: Please send photo of receipts for Gas, dumping, propane, and exterior wash
Cleaning
Tables have been wiped down with disinfectant
Fridge has been cleaning, turned off, and left open.
Floors have been wiped down and vacuum ran
External has been washed at a truck wash. Must have receipt.
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Locations for RV Dumping and Propanewww.rvdumps.com or any Flying J Truck Stop
RV Dump Stations Near Manteca:
Lodi
Flying J Travel Plaza, 15100 N Thornton Rd, Lodi CA 95242 / 209-339-4066. $10 or less. I-5 Exit 485.
Manteca
Manteca Trailer & Motorhome Inc, 1990 E Yosemite (CA 120), 209-239-1267. $10 or less.
Ripon
Flying J Travel Plaza, 1501 N Jack Tone Rd, Ripon CA 95366 / 209-599-4141. $10 or less.
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Truck Wash Locations Near Manteca
Burns Truck Wash - Ripon
Rons Truck and RV Wash - Lathrop
Imperial Truck Wash - Manteca
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Trouble Shooting and Emergencies:In the case of an emergency or even general questions, I ask that you do not hesitate to contact me at (209) 914-2619
This RV is covered by God Sam RV Roadside Assistance along with the roadside assistance that comes with the Progressive insurance policy of the vehicle. In the case of a mechanical issue you will need to contact me so that I may direct either insurance company to handle the issue in the most time effect way possible. This RV come with a E450 engine that is designed to last over 500K miles however the most common issue pertains to flat tires or leaking stems which are quickly resolved. I only ask that the renter does not try to do onsite repairs but allow a trained roadside technician to do so.
Trouble Shooting:
1) Generator will not produce AC power: On the vehicle are breaker located below the sink. Often these breaker will go if there are two many devices running at once. If the breakers did not go, please check the GFI on the power outlet in the bathroom. If there is still no power, the breaker on the generator may have gone out. You will need to access generator and remove the main panel in order to access the breaker switch.
2) House Battery Died: Just start the engine of the RV and it will link with the house battery in the back to begin charging it.
3) Electrical Components not working; Check the GFI in the bathroom along with the breaker panel under the dinette table .
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