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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Truck Camper ........................1 Introduction .......................... 1 Information in This Manual ..................1 Dealer’s Responsibility ....................1 Prolonged Occupancy ......................2 Limited Warranty ........................2 Important Information about Your Warranty ............... 2 ANNUAL INSPECTIONS AND ANY REQUIRED SERVICE..........3 Exclusions ........................ - Page 3 Power Range Hood: ............................. 23 Refrigerator: ..............................24 Shower Care: ..............................24 Drains: ................................24 Winterization And Winter Storage ..................24 Winterizing Your Camper ..................24 Preparing Your Unit for Storage ................26 © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved...
- Page 4 Remaining systems check........................... 29 Travel Tips ........................... 29 Some Useful Equipment to Take Along ..............30 Troubleshooting ........................31 FAQ ........................31 Notes ........................... 32 Notes ........................... 33 Notes ........................... 34 © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved...
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Page 5: Truck Camper
INTRODUCTION ADVENTURER LIMITED PARTNERSHIP (ALP) as further noted in this manual, would like to take this opportunity to thank you for choosing one of our truck campers. We have sought to anticipate your needs and desires with respect to convenience, style, safety and engineering. Customer satisfaction... -
Page 6: Prolonged Occupancy
Loading and Unloading PROLONGED OCCUPANCY Your truck camper has not been designed for permanent housing or lodging. Using your camper in this manner may lead to deterioration of the structure, interior finishes, fabrics, carpeting and drapes. Damage due to long term use may not be considered normal use and may under the terms of the warranty constitute misuse, abuse or neglect, and may reduce your warranty protection. -
Page 7: Annual Inspections And Any Required Service
Normal maintenance is the responsibility of the owner. To keep the structural warranty in force, owners are required, at their own expense, to bring their truck camper to their authorized dealer for repair. Failure to provide routine maintenance may void this warranty. -
Page 8: Identification
Water,_____ of Bottled Gas, and — Cubic Ft. Refrigerator or Ice Box With ________ Lbs. of Ice. Consult Owner’s Manual or Data Sheet for Weights of Additional or Optional Equipment. V.I.N. ___________________________________ © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 9: Center Of Gravity
ANUAL CENTER OF GRAVITY On each Adventurer camper (left and right) sidewall is the center of gravity label. The center of gravity should be within the manufacturer’s COG load range of your truck (Usually found in your vehicle owner’s manual). -
Page 10: Weight Information
Review your option-listing guide for specific option weight. (Available online at amlrv.com) When the truck camper is loaded, drive to a scale and weigh the front and the rear axles separately to determine axle loads. The load on an axle should not exceed its gross axle weight rating (GAWR). -
Page 11: Lp Gas Safety Precautions
SAFETY STANDARDS IN SOME AREAS PROHIBIT OPERATION OF AN LP GAS REFRIGERATOR WHILE THE MOTOR VEHICLE IS IN MOTION. IF THIS IS THE CASE IN YOUR AREA ENSURE THAT THE PROPANE TANK VALVE IS IN THE OFF POSITION. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 12: Lighting Lp Gas Appliances
Be sure the tank is not overfilled. This is also a safety consideration. Keep the valves on empty tanks tightly closed. Have the gas tanks purged by the LP gas service station if freeze up occurs. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 13: Fire And Safety
Read the operating instructions that are printed on the extinguisher. You and your family should be familiar with fire extinguisher operation. Your fire extinguisher should be replaced immediately after use or discharge. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 14: Electrical System
WNER ANUAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Most electrical systems in your truck camper including the lighting, operate on 12-volts. 12-volt power is supplied from the battery of the truck through a charge line in your 7-pin plug (if so equipped), or from an auxiliary battery (1 or 2 depending on model) which can be installed in the camper through your dealer at delivery. -
Page 15: Systems Monitor Panel
OFF. If the battery is being charged the charge light will illuminate when the monitor switch is depressed. If only a weak light is illuminated, discontinue use of all 12volt equipment until the battery can be recharged. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 16: Water System
The correction of a failure, though rare indeed, is not a job for the do-it-yourselfer. There are hundreds of authorized service centers across North America. Your Dealer is probably one of them. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 17: Waste Water System
WNER ANUAL WASTE WATER SYSTEM Your truck camper may be equipped with one or more waste water holding tanks. One is known as the “grey water tank”, where waste from the shower, kitchen and bath sinks are stored; the second is the “black water tank” where your toilet waste or sewage is stored. -
Page 18: Loading & Unloading Your Camper
4. Follow the standard camper loading and removal procedures below. Manual Jack Operating Instructions Remove dust cap and pull Release locking lever to the “unlocked” (Down Position) at top © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved Locked Unlocked... -
Page 19: Operating Remote Control Electric Jacks
A light on the face of the remote will illuminate when activated. The remote is on a time delay, that will automatically shutoff after 10 minutes of inactivity, this feature helps save © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 20: Electric Jack Operating Instructions
Install all four, 2-front and 2-rear, tie downs as per the manufacturer’s directions Stow remote control or jack crank handle for future use. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 21: To Unload - Reverse Above Procedure
After you have determined how much weight you can safely carry and selected those items to make up that weight, make a list and keep it for future reference. Warning: It is the operator’s © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 22: Camper Features
Please familiarize yourself with its operation in advance in case of emergency. Storage Interior storage areas may be found in a number of places in your camper; overhead compartments, wall closets, P.J. boxes, under the dinette seats, and galley cabinets for your convenience. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 23: Appliances
APPLIANCES For proper appliance lighting, operation and maintenance, consult the appropriate appliance manufacturers reading materials contained in the truck camper’s Info-Pak Lighting LP Gas Appliances Air trapped in the gas lines may delay the initial lighting of any appliance. It could take several seconds or longer for the gas to reach the appliance. -
Page 24: Operating Tips
Open overhead vent or turn on exhaust fan Open window or door NOTE: It is not safe to use cooking appliances for comfort heating. Do not use open flames to warm the living area © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 25: Operating The Electric Slide Out
return slide on/off switch to the on position CAUTION: This procedure should be used in an emergency only. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 26: Slide-Out Manual Operation (Schwintek Slides)
WARNING: This procedure should be used in an emergency only. Dealer service will be required to re-set slide to normal operation. www.AMLRV.com Additional information with photos is on line at: (under manuals). © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 27: Maintenance
Interior: The interior of your truck camper is finished with high quality natural woods and paneling. Regular cleaning with warm, soapy water and an application of furniture polish will preserve its beauty. Do not use self-adhesive hooks or fixtures, masking or scotch tape on the paneling. -
Page 28: Refrigerator
RV water systems. Follow the instructions furnished with the antifreeze. WARNING: DO NOT USE AUTOMOTIVE OR WINDSHIELD WASHER ANTIFREEZE IN THE CAMPER WATER SYSTEM. THESE COULD BE HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... - Page 29 Insert the hose from the winterizing valve into a container of RV approved non-toxic anti- freeze. Turn the valve to have the pump pick up from hose. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved...
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Page 30: Preparing Your Unit For Storage
Drain holding tanks, toilet, and living area water systems. Turn off water pump and water heater master switches. Turn off LP gas at tank valve. Turn off refrigerator and furnace. Turn all range and oven burner valves and pilot valves (if equipped) off. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 31: Long-Term Storage Above Freezing
Mask the windows on the inside to reduce curtain, drape and carpet fading. Thoroughly clean the interior of the unit, including carpets, counter tops, toilet, tub & shower and galley. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 32: Reactivating The Unit After Storage
8. Open hot water faucet until clear water appears. Repeat steps 2 through 8 as necessary to assure clear water is flowing through all parts of the system. The fresh water system is now ready for use. © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 33: Remaining Systems Check
Wash and wax the exterior. Inspect the body for scratches or other damages. Your truck camper should now be ready for a new traveling season. If you choose, your Dealer can double-check your preparation and correct any defects or make any necessary adjustments. -
Page 34: Some Useful Equipment To Take Along
First Aid Kit Fire Extinguisher Flashlight Road Emergency Flares Thank you once again for purchasing an ALP Truck Camper. Drive safely and have a safe trip. Happy Camping! © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... -
Page 35: Troubleshooting
My unit is pre-wired for various add-ons. How do I find where the wires are located? Please contact Adventurer at amlrv@amlrv.com How do I empty my sewage (black) tank? Both grey and black tanks have their own drainage valves, but empty through the same outlet. -
Page 36: Notes
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Page 37: Notes
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’ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL NOTES ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved... - Page 39 ’ RUCK AMPER WNER ANUAL 3303 W. Washington Ave., Yakima WA 98903 Phone: 509-895-7064 Fax: 509-895-7068 amlrv@amlrv.com Email: www.amlrv.com © ALP (Adventurer Limited Partnership). All Rights Reserved...
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